hello,
how does one compare two structures of the same type?
Anjuta is returning an error when i compile :
if (sin1 == sin2) {
..
..
}
where sin1 and sin2 are structures of the same type. the sin structure
is sockaddr_in.
thanking you in advance,
Lucas
hello,
a somewhat technical question - i am trying to associate a file
descriptor with a file pointer using the C++ fstream class. this
function is an extension to the C++ library.
in the documentation that i downloaded from the WEB
many thanks to those that replied. it works. i have been trying to
make this work for the past three days. again thanks.
regards,
Lucas
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, Mar 11, 2004 at 01:10:16AM +1100, Matthew Wlazlo wrote:
Ok let's try that again (hope i read the question right this
hello,
i am going through Richard Stevens' Unix Network Programming and i have
run into some difficulty that i am hoping that someone can help me with.
i am attempting to compile a simple program that includes the Posix
semaphores. everything goes OK until it tries to link. this fails with
hello,
i have RH9 install on my PC. it has been running fine for the last
several months. i am now attempting to install Expect.
in order for that to happen i need to install Tcl. i have found the
Tcl/tk rpm files on the install disks which i have attempted to install
using the RPM package
many thanks, it worked.
regards,
Luke
John Clarke wrote:
On Tue, Sep 16, 2003 at 06:56:48PM +1000, Lucas King wrote:
i have RH9 install on my PC. it has been running fine for the last
several months. i am now attempting to install Expect.
in order for that to happen i need to install
that's strange, i rocked up to the cashier at around 1730h and they were
still open with no signs of closing.
Luke
Amanda Wynne wrote:
Hm
Great archive...
One message.
I'm sure I could write a great monologue (or was diatribe?) about an archive
with zero messages.
ah, but if you had gone along to the TAFE and asked Geoffrey the purpose
for the site your response may be different.
i don't wish to intrude into Geoffrey's domain, or steal his fire, but
as he explained it to us the purpose for the site was to allow the
various students in the class to
hello,
i am looking for information as to how time is maintained on a Linux box.
i am currently running Redhat 7.2 (i am not sure if this is relevant) on
a box on which i have set up a time server for a network. the time
server delivers its time, via NTP, as UTC. i set up the client, being
hello,
a lot of Googling and a lot of browsing of the MAN pages has not been
able to resolve this problem. perhaps someone on the list has an idea.
i set up a time server using Redhat 7.2 using the default settings under
xinetd.
if i use rdate from another Redhat PC the time is returned
hello,
i installed Redhat 7.2 on a PC using CDs. i did not install an X server
as the PC is to serve as a DNS and DHCP server only.
after the installation i found it necessary to install further files.
however, my CD drive is no longer mountable.
typing /lsmod/ at the prompt shows no
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Subject: [SLUG] buffering problem
hello,
the following is an excerpt from Exploring Expect by Don Libes:
Programs using the standard I/O library provided by UNIX automatically
where would one go if one wanted to learn specifics on learning how to
program using C on Linux; with an emphasis on networking. i am not
looking for a book, i have plenty of those. i am not looking for a
course as such, either. more specifically, i am looking for a place or
person where i
hello,
a question very similar to the one i am about to ask was posted to the
SLUG list last year. however, i could find no reply.
the problem is as follows:
the script that i have put together telnets in OK but once having done
so the script stalls for approx 10 seconds. i suspect that
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