This issue could be linked to this entry of the llvm libtooling FAQ:
http://clang.llvm.org/docs/LibTooling.html#libtooling-builtin-includes
Quoting:
Clang tools need their builtin headers and search for them the same way Clang
does. Thus, the default location to look for builtin headers is in a
I could spot the difference between the two versions. It can be seen by running:
./refgen test.cpp -std=c++11 -v
With the ubuntu libclang, the output I get is (stripped to the essential bits):
Selected GCC installation: /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/4.8
ignoring nonexistent directory
Sorry for the flood of message. I just want to report that the issue can
be fixed temporarilly by adding this missing include path manually using
the command line option: -isystem /usr/include/clang/3.4/include
Note that the usual -I /usr/include/clang/3.4/include will not work,
since the GCC
(sorry, I meant of course trusty, not lucid, in the above post)
I confirm that the libclang from the above PPA (1:3.4.2-debian13trusty1)
does work correctly in trusty. In other words, when I compile the
example programs attached to this bug report with the libclang from this
PPA, the errors about
I have also tried with the libclang python bindings, in case I was doing
something wrong with the C interface. I am still getting these errors
(see attached python script, to be run on the example file linked
above).
** Attachment added: minimal libclang program (python)
Also, I confirm this is an issue of the standard include paths: if I
create manually a symlink to /usr/lib in ../lib (whichever directory
I am currently in), then the programs attached above do work
correctly...
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Bug affects all versions of libclang1 I could test (3.3, 3.4 and 3.5).
The precise version of libclang I have is 1:3.4-1ubuntu3.
Running Ubuntu 14.04 (Linux Mint 17.1).
When building a minimal libclang program (refgen.cpp, attached) and using the
-print-search-dirs command
Sorry, I meant to report this bug to libclang1-3.4, not llvm-
toolchain-3.4.
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Compiling the minimal libclang program attached above using:
clang refgen.cpp -std=c++11 -I/usr/lib/llvm-3.4/include -lclang-3.4 -lstdc++
-o refgen
(replacing clang by gcc here does not change anything)
Invoking the libclang program on the test file attached above using:
./refgen test.cpp
** Attachment added: simple C++ file to parse
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/llvm-toolchain-3.4/+bug/1432882/+attachment/4347458/+files/test.cpp
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The vanilla libspectre-0.2.7 doesn't show this behavior. The patch we are
takling about has been introduced in the master branch of the git repository
last June, but was reverted in September:
http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libspectre
Some time between those two dates, somebody added this patch to
Out of curiosity, I decided to look at what was actually sent by the device
using libusb.
I managed to reverse ingeneer the structure of the USB packet, and have
attached it as a C header (my machine is little endian, if it matters), along
with the C++ code I used.
I don't know how this
The C++ code using libusb.
** Attachment added: C++ code to reverse ingeneer the USB traffic
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/836335/+attachment/3892209/+files/test.cpp
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I actually have had the chance to test the controller on 2 other
different computers since I first submitted this bug report, but the
problem has always been the same. So it cannot be a BIOS issue I
suppose.
Thank you for your help so far.
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I just switched from Windows XP to Windows 7, and strangely enough it behaves
the same as linux there...
I guess I'll just buy myself a real USB controller, it's just a shame to throw
away an otherwise perfectly working piece of hardware.
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Nothing changed with this kernel (3.7-rc4) as well.
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Title:
054c:0268 Sony Playstation 2 controller PC adaptator : buttons are not
mapped
I just tried a live USB : no.
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mapped correctly
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Sorry for the late reply, I missed your comment somehow.
The problem persists with the kernel you linked (3.6-rc6).
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I submitted the bug report just when I received the device, so the
oldest Ubuntu release I tested was 11.04. I never saw it work properly
on any release I tried (all 11.04). If you suspect an older release in
particular would work, I can always give it a try provided it can be ran
live from a USB
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** Tags added: kernel-bug-exists-upstream
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Hi, and thank you for your interest in the matter.
The observed behavior (with lsusb and jstest) is exactly the same :
1) with my current Ubuntu release (12.04, kernel 3.2.0-29),
2) with the latest quantal build (alpha-3),
3) and with the latest kernel (3.6-rc3-quantal).
All of these
apport information
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I just received an adaptator that allows one to plug a PlayStation 2
controller into an USB port to use it as a joystick in ubuntu.
The adpatator is from Gameron, but there is no clear product
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/836335/+attachment/3279283/+files/BootDmesg.txt
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I confirm the fix works after reboot. I do not have the issue described by
Marco Chiapetta.
However, if you try to drop the files on another file (and not a folder or
empty space), then you get the same message but without the mouse block.
Expected behavior is to extract the files in the
I tried installing all the .deb packages from
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libfm/0.1.17-0ubuntu3.1 that have the
ubuntu3.1 version (download it all, then sudo dpkg --install *.deb).
Now it works randomly, but still blocks in the very same way most of the time.
Is there something else I
I tried baltasarq's solution and compiled file-roller 3.3.3 from source as
well, but it didn't solve the problem for me.
Why is it that you install your binaries this way instead of using 'sudo make
install' ? Is it supposed to change anything (I used sudo make intall) ?
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The adpatator is from Gameron, but there is no clear product name (in french :
Adaptateur Manette PS2 PS3, Compatible Sony PS3 / PC, so it
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Craig's last path works very well for me.
For non programmers, you could add a few details :
1) after running :
apt-get source gnome-panel
apt-get build-dep gnome-panel
... you'll have a new folder named gnome-panel-xxx (xxx might change, for
me it's 2.30.2).
The file that you need to modify is
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