On Wed, Nov 30, 2016 at 12:07 PM, Mizsei Zoltán <miq...@gmail.com> wrote: > > I’m on my long way to get Fish properly ported to Haiku. I’ve already did > some efforts, we have an working recipe [1], but i’m not really happy yet. > So i have the following problems to solve: > > - The latest (2.4.0) Fish hangs sometimes if i press Ctrl-C in Terminal. > One CPU load goes high and i need to kill the Fish instance to get > everything back to normal. Have you seen anything like this on other > platform? >
Not that I can recall. You're best bet is to attach to the spinning process with a debugger and start by printing a backtrace using `bt` or whatever command your debugger has for that purpose. > - The fish_config script trying to create the /boot/home/config/cache/fish > folder, but cannot handle the situation if this folder already there. I get > just a traceback, so i need to delete this folder every time if i try to > start the web interface. Error : [2] > It wouldn't use that directory unless you've exported a XDG_CACHE_HOME env var. By default it will put the file in ~/.cache/fish. > - The fish_update_completions cannot find something, i get a python > traceback, complaining about “No such file or directory”. Any idea, what it > trying to do? Error: [3] > Need more data. Please open an issue that includes the python traceback. > - At starting Fish i get the following text 2 times: > "socket: Address family not supported by protocol family" > I already created a bugreport about it on the github page. [4] There is no > en0/eth0 on Haiku. Is there any way to fix this? > None of the core devs are using Haiku so we have to rely on someone like yourself to create a change that makes fish compatible with whatever scheme Haiku uses for its networking interfaces. > - My patch extending the open.fish script with the Haiku’s open case, > however it isn’t required. Where can i define, that this aren’t required on > Haiku? > I would ignore that for now by just defining your own ~/.config/fish/functions/open.fish autoload script that is empty. We have a PR open, https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/pull/3571, that is likely to remove that function. > - Is this latest release "LastC++03” an official one? Have not seen any > info about it. > As of a week ago we now require a C++11 compliant compiler. -- Kurtis Rader Caretaker of the exceptional canines Junior and Hank
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