Hi Dough,
Hi Andrew,
Thanks a lot for your tips. It will help me a lot.
Kind Regards
Randhir Phagura
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Dan Nicholson wrote:
Whether the layout structure needs more massaging is up to you, but I
wouldn't remove the apr stuff unless you want to be the guinea pig.
Well I delete /usr/build and I've not seen any problems, but that's not saying
much. I only use svn to download stuff that's available
On 11/9/05, S. Anthony Sequeira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, the news server is out of service, so I have to post this way.
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> On Tue, Nov 08, 2005 at 06:05:17PM -0600, Randy McMurchy wrote:
> > Steffen R
> if (c == '0x3b' || c == '0x3a' || c == '0x2c')
if (c == 0x3b || c == 0x3a || c == 0x2c)
would have done, I think. using ' ' means a Character, not a hex number...
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> char c;
>
> if (c == ',' || c == ':' || c == ':')
>
> as it always passes as true. Then it folds the line in some
> specious way
> and I lose three letters. I did try going to the hex code
>
> if (c == '0x3b' || c == '0x3a' || c == '0x2c')
>
> and gcc got really an
For the amusement of all concerned I attach indent5.c which is lying
around here at the moment. I'm actually busy and don't have a lot of
time to fart with it. This is a debugging and elaboration of David Fix's
indent program offered here earlier by a self confessed C illiterate.
This is more or l
Tony Sauri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| On Mon, 07 Nov 2005 11:24, mess-mate wrote:
| > DJ Lucas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| > ...snip..
| >
| > Thanks for your help.
| > But the error occur just after 'version 2.86 booting'
| > so the interactive mode can't help.
| > After INIT Net ... and versio
DJ Lucas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| mess-mate wrote:
|
...snip...
|
|
| Alright...now that I'm done poking fun. In a base LFS, again assuming
lfs-bootscripts 3.2.1
| since you've not mentioned the version, the only instance of "==" exists in
the text
| wrapping portion of the functions sc
David Lockwood wrote:
> If I "login" inside an xterm using
> $ su - username
> (Password)
> I can no longer start another xterm from that xterm, getting
> xterm Xt error: Can't open display:
Same with my System, I think this is good system behavior, why should
another user be allowed to open a Win
Hi. I have read some previous threads about startup scripts but can't work
out the answer to this problem. I beg some patience from those who have been
through all this before.
My ~/.bash_profile is not run under circumstances where I think it's supposed to
be.
~/.bash_profile _does_ run when I
Andy
Thanks for the prompt reply and yes, rebuilding flex has solved the problem.
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Stef Bon wrote:
> Can I compile OO 2 right away or do I need I patch for my native compiler
> (gcc-3.4.1)?
It should work fine on gcc3. The reason for the various gcc4 patches
in different packages is because of imcompatibilities between gcc3 and
4. Some apps haven't been tested (or targeted) for g
Hello,
I see that one of the patches to compile OO 2.0 has to do with gcc
version 4.
I do not have gcc 4 on my computer(LFS 6.0) , but I do have
j2sdk 1.5.0, compiled with another compiler (gcc-3.4.3).
Can I compile OO 2 right away or do I need I patch for my native compiler
(gcc-3.4.1)?
Stef
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