Caleb's. It could take days to unravel the code by
hand versus the few
minutes needed to send it out to www.srs4uv.com.
From one horror story I read on the site about a
programmer that had sabotaged source code:
The company used the SRS on the object code they were
running. In addition, they
Is there any feature in UV to get the account name
into the prompt ?
I know we can type: WHO anytime but having it there
can help prevent people from running things into the
wrong account.
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Well, today I wanted to use -D as an argument but
discovered that somehow my
screen output was suppressed. Anyway, after a bunch
of fooling around, I
discovered that -D, D, -P and P on the command line
will suppress output to
the screen, and send it to the default printer
instead! Also,
Is there a way to determine which Universe version is
running (besides the RELLEVEL entry in the VOC ?)
Perhaps a @ variable or with an undocumented SYSTEM
command ?
The length of the spooler entry files has recently
changed in Universe and currently we are using the
version number to detect
Has anyone else here seen this message:
nanosleep: Interrupted system call
This has popped up on some user's screens on:
Hp-Ux Release 11i
Universe 10.1.8
Anyone here know why this is happenning ?
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We have process which normally produces reports in the
evening, and assigns the resulting spooler entries to
the user that launched the report via a chown.
We have upgraded to version 10.1.6 on HP-UX 11i and
now it seems that if the owner of a spooler is
changed, the programs such as SP-EDIT can
You can upload the letter formats as macros on the HP
Laserjet printer. There are software packages that
let you design forms for the HP printers.
The downside of this approach is you have to make sure
the folks you work with don't turn off the printer.
Alternatively, you could send the macro
main-program change and I then re-compile the sub,
then the other
main-program (which depends on the sub) could get
whacked.
It is more of a pain to maintain programs that depend
on a shared include than maintaing a common
subroutine.
One way to limit the impact is to plan for new
Hello,
I've encountered this message when doing a PORT.STATUS
on version 9.4 of UV running on HP-UX 11.0.
Unable to locate uniVerse user data area in kernel.
How do I get PORT.STATUS to work again ? Is the
kernel compiled with insufficient memory ?
The bottom line is that ANS MATCHES '0N' test
should never be true if
ANS contains anything other than the chars 0
through 9. Right?
074: IF MITM5,ANS# THEN
075: IF MITM7,ANS# THEN GOSUB 200 ;
There is another possibility. Your non-numeric error
could be on a different line of your code.
Actually, I was thinking that this was fixed a while
back. Is that wrong or has this reappeared?
There is another comparison error I ran into with
Universe. When working with data that contained
German accents, I came upon some that used character
255 as one of their accented characters.
Also there is a SYSTEM(x) you can do which tells you
if there is something
on the data stack, and there is a command like
dataclear or something like
that which will clear it.
INPUT XX, -1
IF XX THEN
CRT There is something in the data stack
END
Generally I prefer this syntax
EXECUTE SELECT FILE,//IN. PROGRAM2RUN
I don't like this syntax. It reminds me of the more
cryptic pre-processor commands in C. When I see, it I
go back to the manual to make sure of what it does.
EXECUTE SELECT FILE
IF SYSTEM(11) THEN EXECUTE PROGRAM2RUN
Thanks to the folks who posted their routines, however
the one I was looking for used the Quicksort algorithm
(with the use of at least one pivot).
I did some searching and found an interesting one
written in Java which speeds up the Quicksort when the
number elements to sort in the array is
Someone posted a Quicksort routine a while back where
dependent elements could also be sorted with the array
that was being sorted. Could someone repost it please
(or supply a link to where I can find it ?)
Thanks
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