Re: A new, novel, and faster Binary Search algorithm

2019-03-13 Thread Gavin Smith
On Wed, Mar 13, 2019 at 12:39:24PM +0100, Gregorius van den Hoven wrote: > I am hoping you find this an interesting development and are willing to > double check my work and/or forward it to interested parties. If my > algorithm gains traction it should have a positive impact on mankind's > carbon

bug#34846: top_builddir incorrectly formulated when src directory at same level as configure

2019-03-13 Thread Hans-Bernhard Bröker
Am 13.03.2019 um 16:44 schrieb Allwright, James: > Hi, > > I believe I have found a bug in automake relating to the parsing of > filepaths and/or directories. I believe you have used automake incorrectly. > In proj3/ Makefile.am I have > > SUBDIRS= ../proj3_src According to what it says on

Re: Is it possible to set the permission bits used by the default install target in a Makefile.am?

2019-03-13 Thread Nick Bowler
Hello Craig, On 2019-03-13, Craig Sanders wrote: > Is it possible to set the permission bits used by the default install > target in a Makefile.am? > > To help try and illustrate what I mean, I present a code snippet from one > of my Makefie.am files. > >>> Begin code snippet >>

bug#34846: top_builddir incorrectly formulated when src directory at same level as configure

2019-03-13 Thread Allwright, James
Hi, I believe I have found a bug in automake relating to the parsing of filepaths and/or directories. I am getting a make failure after running "configure", then "make" as follows: ~/autotools/proj3$ make Making all in ../proj3_src make[1]: Entering directory

Is it possible to set the permission bits used by the default install target in a Makefile.am?

2019-03-13 Thread Craig Sanders
Hello. Is it possible to set the permission bits used by the default install target in a Makefile.am? To help try and illustrate what I mean, I present a code snippet from one of my Makefie.am files. >> Begin code snippet >> gimpdir = ${prefix} gimp_SCRIPTS =

A new, novel, and faster Binary Search algorithm

2019-03-13 Thread Gregorius van den Hoven
I've developed a new binary search that is up to 2 times faster than the binary search used by virtually every software application. It solves the problem of how to perform a boundless binary search by combing two novel adaptations. I've licensed it under GPL 3.0 and it is available here: