It would also be useful in plugins, as a replacement for various other
hacks for porting apps that expect to call exit() from anywhere.
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Q: How many voters does it take to change a lightbulb?
A: None - if voting could change anything they'd make
>As the main problem was his license being incompatible with GPL, this'll
>probably end up in me rewriting the code.
I would reply and frankly tell him that no one is going to use his code as long
as he has it under a stupid licensee that is unworkable for virtually
everything out there. He s
On Sun, 22 Feb 2009, Maurus Cuelenaere wrote:
What to do? I am not a legal expert, I sympathize with your needs and
request, I would be disappointed to see the code ripped out of your
distribution, but I do not know if there is a practical way to satisfy the
need. I am open to your suggestio
This is a response from Carlos E. Vidales:
Hello.
>
> I'm flattered that you would include my touch screen code in your mp3
> player firmware set. Who knows, one day I may buy an mp3 that uses my code
> to calibrate the screen. Sweet!
>
> I assume that the point that Mr. Chapman noted regarding
On Sun, Feb 22, 2009 at 14:20, Magnus Holmgren wrote:
> The test went well, so I added FS#9938. It adds setjmp to the codec lib,
> for ARM and ColdFire.
>
I would test the patch on my MIPS target, but as I don't have the codecs
working currently I can't do that.
Regards,
Cuelenaere Maurus
Magnus Holmgren wrote:
I made a quick test with the newlib implementation of setjmp, and it
seemed to work fine on my e200. If it works on my h140 (need to build
gcc first), I'll upload a patch.
The test went well, so I added FS#9938. It adds setjmp to the codec lib,
for ARM and ColdFire.
