Perry Smith wrote:
I'm attaching with gdb, breaking in nl_langinfo, and it is going to the
system library. I'm also running my test program with gdb and it is
going to the same function. (BTW, I'm on Mac OSX 10.3). Both of the
calls call setlocale with the same two arguments. So, I'm still s
Perry Smith wrote:
I'm checking out IBM's nl_langinfo code to see what it does (what does
it look at... LANG? NLSPATH?)
I have only one langinfo.h on my system but I may have a library in the
fink system somewhere that I'm linking to instead of Apple's.
If you are on Mac OS X 10.3 or later you h
I'm attaching with gdb, breaking in nl_langinfo, and it is going to the
system library. I'm also running my test program with gdb and it is
going to the same function. (BTW, I'm on Mac OSX 10.3). Both of the
calls call setlocale with the same two arguments. So, I'm still
stumped as to why g
On Thursday 15 July 2004 10:58, Derek Atkins wrote:
> Only because you don't understand function pointers. ;)
> I suggest you read up on them, and then you'll understand
> what's going on and why your code is crapping out...
I was nearly there. :-) Thanks, Derek.
> Ok, do you understand the diff
Neil Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> casts are getting to be the major problem in my code!
Only because you don't understand function pointers. ;)
I suggest you read up on them, and then you'll understand
what's going on and why your code is crapping out...
> In the:
> Re: scheduled tran
casts are getting to be the major problem in my code!
In the:
Re: scheduled transactions make bad transactions with 1.8.9 ?
thread Tue, 22 Jun 2004, Derek, you advised:
> You should cast the function-pointer first and then things will
> be happy:
>
>gnc_numeric (*numeric_getter)(gpointer) =
I'm checking out IBM's nl_langinfo code to see what it does (what does
it look at... LANG? NLSPATH?)
I have only one langinfo.h on my system but I may have a library in the
fink system somewhere that I'm linking to instead of Apple's.
Still exploring...
On Jul 15, 2004, at 3:49 PM, Derek Atkins
I think we've crossed the line into gnucash-devel territory.
All I can think is that CODESET is getting multiply-defined,
or fink isn't pulling in the right langinfo.h, or... I don't
know. I've not got a Mac to play with, nor have I ever
built the existing sql backend.
-derek
Perry Smith <[EMAI
You modify the table in src/engine/gnc-trace.c and rebuild the engine,
or you call gnc_set_log_level() somewhere in the startup sequence of
your module. There is no command-line (or scheme method) to change
the log level of a particular module.
-derek
Perry Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> H
How do I set the log level for a particular module?
(I grepped all the gnucash-devel archives and did not find anything.)
Thanks,
Perry
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