Fabien,
According to Ian, it should also work on IRIX platforms and
You probably mean Greg here, I think? I haven't seen an Irix machine in
years!
(Note: technically I have *seen* an Irix machine - there's a bank of
them at the far end of the floor above - what I *meant* was that I have
not
MacArthur, Ian (SELEX GALILEO, UK) wrote:
According to Ian, it should also work on IRIX platforms and
You probably mean Greg here, I think? I haven't seen an Irix machine in
years!
Yeah, sometimes I turn it on to heat up the room,
or to run soundeditor to record stuff off
You probably mean Greg here, I think? I haven't seen an
Irix machine in
years!
Yeah, sometimes I turn it on to heat up the room,
or to run soundeditor to record stuff off the radio..
You presumably have to record the radio because you can't hear it over
the noise of the
FWIW, and just to be clear, the original '$compile' (pre-patch) didn't
work on Irix either:
it should work now with latest patch.
..and Mike's example for the Mac gives the same results on Irix:
But under _all_ bash (all mac osx 10.5, linux fedora 4,cygwin/mingw latest) the
use of
MacArthur, Ian (SELEX GALILEO, UK) wrote:
Yeah, sometimes I turn it on to heat up the room,
or to run soundeditor to record stuff off the radio..
You presumably have to record the radio because you can't hear it over
the noise of the fans?
Yes, it sounds like a vacuum
Greg Ercolano wrote:
MacArthur, Ian (SELEX GALILEO, UK) wrote:
According to Ian, it should also work on IRIX platforms and
You probably mean Greg here, I think? I haven't seen an Irix machine in
years!
Yeah, sometimes I turn it on to heat up the room,
or to run soundeditor to record
Knowing you mike, there must be a good reason for that statement,
but I recognize I don't understand that one.
What I tested and verified (which must be incomplete) is that on 3
targets(mac,win32,linux)
the construction in the script '$myvar' is expanded as $myvar and not the
content of the
Fabien Costantini wrote:
Knowing you mike, there must be a good reason for that statement,
but I recognize I don't understand that one.
What I tested and verified (which must be incomplete) is that on 3
targets(mac,win32,linux)
the construction in the script '$myvar' is expanded as $myvar
Fabien Costantini wrote:
Knowing you mike, there must be a good reason for that statement,
but I recognize I don't understand that one.
Seeing this I was intrigued, and posted a short 'my 2 cents'
in STR 2028.
The patch for the $(basename) doesn't fly on an SGI with the
Greg Ercolano wrote:
Fabien Costantini wrote:
Knowing you mike, there must be a good reason for that statement,
but I recognize I don't understand that one.
Seeing this I was intrigued, and posted a short 'my 2 cents'
in STR 2028.
The patch for the $(basename) doesn't
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