It can/does? CGO_ENABLED=0 gives you statically linked binaries that
don't reference or use libc at all.
yours,
Bobby
On Wed, Dec 26, 2018 at 10:44 AM wrote:
> Preprocessor. I guess having 2 ways to define comments is not significant,
> then better stick to one and the historical one.
Better than one way is zero ways -- comments are not semantically
significant, so rather than argue about which standards-defined
Sylvain Bertrand wrote:
> For c++ retards and sub-humans
Delete your account.
Rendov Norra wrote:
> Yes, remote arbitrary code execution is already the norm. And if you
> ask me, is precisely the reason Web browsers suck as much as they do.
> Maybe it could be done well, but you'll have to forgive me, I've been
> burned too many times.
Fun fact, arbitrary code execution is
it card processing for you, so that you
don't have to deal with the hassles of securing and documenting your
handling of credit card info.
> Thanks for feedback I appreciate it.
Of course, best of luck :)
yours,
Bobby
on their own, and
expect them to correctly (and without error) copy/paste the correct
amount from the order confirmation into a bank transfer form. If you
suggest writing a script to automate this: it is suck to suggest
customers write software to uniquely interact with your web site.
yours,
Bobby
't suck, even if that means you have some
amount of (hidden to the user) internal implementation complexity. I
don't care that YOUR life sucks less, I want you to help me make my
life suck less.
Besides, if you expect users to fill out an identical form for each
item they want, and initiate a wire transfer on their own, you are
going to go out of business.
yours,
Bobby
ou would expect to
add seatbelts to C or assembly and not increase _eiter_ the language
_or_ implementation complexity.
yours,
Bobby
package -
that pulls in DBus + Glib. Not sure.
My own limited experience is that bluez has an alright API for
traditional bluetooth devices, but is sort of crap when it comes to
Bluetooth LE.
hope that helps.
yours,
Bobby
or anything else
you would like to point out about this tarball you're asking people to
download and investigate?
yours,
Bobby
Marc Collin wrote:
> Are there any plans for this?
Have you tried Google Chrome?
small
size. I don't see any wins in rewriting these in Go.
Go: https://github.com/bpowers/psm
C: https://github.com/bpowers/psm2
yours,
Bobby
7;s for cleanup when there is local state or allocations
to roll back are a godsend - otherwise use an early return.
Everything else I agree with well enough.
yours,
Bobby
t of except and even though in that statement
> Moreover, if you write multiline-comments and use {/*, */} while at the
> same time using {//} for one-liners can really disrupt code consistency,
> and in the end make code harder to maintain and augment.
I happily concede this, and would have no trouble writing /**/
comments in suckless software.
yours,
Bobby
ike it is for compatibility when st and dwm require C99
anyway. An internet search did not turn up much, apologies if I've
missed an obvious link or previous discussion.
yours,
Bobby
Hello,
Sylvain wrote:
> As I was asked off-list, please, keep this thread shut down.
I think these are appropriate:
http://38.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m51pu9IEYc1qzm5y8o14_r1_250.gif
http://38.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m51pu9IEYc1qzm5y8o1_250.gif
yours,
Bobby
ting my head
> against a wall.
This sounds interesting, but I couldn't find anything in the harfbuzz
mailing list archives about a race condition. Do you have links to
the email thread?
yours,
Bobby
.
yours,
Bobby
Hello,
Strake wrote:
> * Member selection is in some cases cumbersome, in which it would not
> be in C, which is related to ¬(variant types)
Can you explain more what you mean?
yours,
Bobby
Hi,
sin wrote:
> Please pull again from tip. It should work now.
Almost. It compiles after applying the attached patch.
yours,
Bobby
0001-util-undef-strl-cat-cpy-in-their-.c-files.patch
Description: Binary data
Hello,
sin wrote:
> This is in preparation to moving tar(1) over to recurse()
> instead of ftw().
On MacOS 10.9, strlcat and strncat are defined as macros, and adding
them to sbase breaks the builds. I'm not sure what the easy/nice
solution is. Error is below.
yours
Bobby
~~
th this in the next few days.
yours,
Bobby
nd wasting your time.
How is this different from the tinyx project you mentioned? Ah,
right, you like tinyx.
yours,
Bobby
Hello,
Christoph Lohmann wrote:
> Are there any arguments against switching to GTK3? Otherwise I will
> switch surf to GTK3 using the smootscrolling patch.
GTK3's Windows support is pretty new and not as well tested.
yours in sarcasm,
Bobby
Hello,
I'm surprised no one has mentioned the Plan 9 C compiler. There seems
to be a copy here: https://code.google.com/p/ken-cc/ , it is also
built as part of the Go build process. And I'm sure it is available
elsewhere. Is there something glaring I am missing?
yours,
Bobby
Sylvain BERTRAND wrote:
> Since its 4.8 version, gcc cannot bootstrap with a C
> compiler/minimal runtime, it needs a c++ compiler and runtime.
> Making gcc 4.7 series the last "clean" gcc.
I think it is amusing that you think that gcc 4.7 is clean and good,
because it is written in C. From my un
owers@fina ~]$ find --version | head -1
find (GNU findutils) 4.5.11
The find -regex is consistently about 10% faster. Not much, but also
not > 2x slower like you see on OSX.
yours,
Bobby
the file, so I'm really only checking for the magic numbers I need.
yours,
Bobby
Hi,
Chris Down wrote:
> The file's magic number?
Duh, of course. Why didn't I think of that... Implemented.
I've also added an option for hardlinks, -h, and fixed a few small problems.
yours,
Bobby
nd if a server
gives you a HTTP header, but if it is a static file on disk, I don't
think it is guaranteed to have a mime type as an xattr. Is there a
standard way to store/determine mime type?
yours,
Bobby
Hello!
Roberto E. Vargas Caballero wrote:
> why no a option for hardlinks?
Initially because I didn't want to explain to people that the music
directory and the farm/db directory had to be on the same partition.
An option makes sense, but should it be compile time or runtime?
yours,
Bobby
ture, so that personal patches that make
additional DB directories are easier to carry.
yours,
Bobby
g to look into albumartist, I find this bothersome too.
Thanks,
Bobby
DIR}/albums/The Album/1_The Title.mp3" -> $HOME/Music/somesong.mp3
Where FARM_DIR is defined in config.h.
Comments on this approach & the code are very welcome:
https://github.com/bpowers/slm
yours,
Bobby
Hello,
sin wrote:
> Just a small fix.
Looks good to me.
yours,
Bobby
o not wish unix userspace to be replaced with
a unix userspace written in Go?
yours,
Bobby
2013/10/24, Alexander S. :
> Personally, I'm okay with XML, and feel like Archangel Uriel, may he
> rest in peace, was slightly exaggerating. XSLT may be horrid, though,
> and XML is maybe *too* verbose, but the idea of having a structure as
> a building block is totally okay with me. There is expa
On Fri, Oct 18, 2013 at 3:09 PM, Szymon Olewniczak
wrote:
> I've started this topic becouse I'm woriking in a small family firm and
> we have decided that we need an new application to managing complaints,
> documentation, and several other things of our clients (I don't want to
> go into detail).
to give one, since I know where to find my
> stuff...
>
> Also, where's the code? I'd be interested to try stuff out, especially 3
> figure
> SLOC projects as it's tradition in this part of the net...
I'm going to work on this later this week, I'll post something with
hopefully minimal suck then.
yours,
Bobby
On Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 5:41 AM, Nick wrote:
> At the risk of being forever shunned, I actually quite like what I
> hear about kdbus. It sounds like a *way* better way of doing what
> the dbus people have done so awfully - and very much not just a
> "throw it in the kernel 'cos that's faster appro
I started on a project a while ago that may be a helpful starting
point. It is a daemon written in C that watches a directory with
inotify ("~/Music" by default), tracks metadata about music files in a
sqlite3 database, and responds to HTTP queries about artists and
authors with JSON. It fits my
Thanks William, I will do that in the future.
On Sun, Mar 10, 2013 at 4:52 PM, William Giokas <1007...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Sun, Mar 10, 2013 at 04:28:37PM -0400, Bobby Powers wrote:
> > ha, sounds reasonable :) thanks Christoph!
> >
> >
> > On Sun, M
ha, sounds reasonable :) thanks Christoph!
On Sun, Mar 10, 2013 at 4:17 PM, Christoph Lohmann <2...@r-36.net> wrote:
> Greetings.
>
> On Sun, 10 Mar 2013 21:17:38 +0100 Bobby Powers
> wrote:
> > Has an issue with st where the _'s were being overwritten when text o
My preferred font:
"Monospace:pixelsize=15:antialias=true:autohint=false:hintstyle=hintfull"
Has an issue with st where the _'s were being overwritten when text on
the next line was drawn. This didn't happen in gnome-terminal, which
uses pango for its font rendering. Pango's Xft backend uses
On Jun 9, 2010 12:07 AM, "Suraj Kurapati" wrote:
On Tue, Jun 8, 2010 at 10:49 AM, David Engster wrote:
> wmiir read /event | a...
What's the purpose of awk here? I see the same result both with and
without awk in Arch Linux with awk = GNU Awk 3.1.8.
# i=0; wmiir read /event | while read; do i=
ouchpad is removed. I would rather stick to dwm.
On 10/21/09, Charlie Kester wrote:
> On Thu 15 Oct 2009 at 13:03:15 PDT Bobby wrote:
>>I misread your email as meaning he never used more than two fingers.
>>You are correct, and I agree with your comments. In addition, I think
>
, another new paradigm to learn, and no added
benefits over existing tiling window managers. Cool idea, but lacks
any serious application in my opinion.
On 10/15/09, Jessta wrote:
> On 16/10/2009, Bobby wrote:
>> I believe that later in the video he does use three and four finger
&g
I believe that later in the video he does use three and four finger gestures.
On 10/15/09, Jessta wrote:
> The interface supports the use of 10 fingers, and he talks about the
> "bandwidth" of using 10 fingers as better than using a single mouse
> pointer.
> But then he goes on to only use anythi
I could see this very useful in web design. I would like to embed this
in an Emacs buffer or window and then render a page on my local
server. I could then make some simple Emacs-like shortcut wrappers so
that I could refresh surf without switching windows. I could even
implement some of the bookma
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