in the future, just -databases or just
-questions would've been sufficient (the more topical the list the
better).
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S keep state keep frags
# ipf -Fa -f /etc/ipf.rules
693: invalid ttl (604800)
:-/ One would think that 604800 would qualify as a decnumber. Am I
missing something or is this a documented non-feature?
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anything worth while.
More correctly, can the FS cache up to the entire size listed in
vfs.maxbufspace (actually vfs.hibufspace) bytes or is there a limit to
how much FS operations can use of the vfs cache? -sc
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(char b) was the same as
f(char b)... :-/ or am I missing something? I believe that gcc's
promoting the char to an int or to some other non-1 byte width data
type... but I'm not seeing how, where, or why. -sc
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#define false ((bool)0)
#endif
void f(bool b);
#endif
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/* Begin test.c */
#include test.h
int
main(void) {
f(true);
return(0);
}
void
f(bool b) { }
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of performance tuning? -sc
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