Re: [9fans] missing Greek letters in p9p troff
On 4 February 2011 21:44, Russ Cox r...@swtch.com wrote: .EQ aαb .EN Fixed. Thanks!! It now works much better, at least for me :). Now \(*a and α produce (at least visually) the same, which has been desirable. P9p and plan9 works the same now. (Still, however, 'alpha' is different from \(*a (or α), since it is typeset in the current font rather than the italics, as would be appropriate. But the same happens in plan9, too. Probably (?) it has some historic context; nonetheless unfortunate.) Perhaps one more thing. Using regular installation of p9p and the p9p rio, I don't get e.g. α visible either in 9term or sam, although I see it in acme. This is probably a font problem, which could be (??) surmounted by using a different default font when rio gets started. Is it so? Which one? (as I get it it must be an X11 font...). Thanks !! Ruda
[9fans] 9p to SMB
Hello list, is there an 9P client that in turn serves SMB (a.k.a. CIFS)? I'd like to expose vacfs to a mixed windows/posix network. -- dexen deVries ``One can't proceed from the informal to the formal by formal means.''
Re: [9fans] 9p to SMB
There's aquarela(8) and cifs(4). On Feb 5, 2011 8:43 AM, dexen deVries dexen.devr...@gmail.com wrote:
Re: [9fans] 9p to SMB
aquarela is a cifs server, cifs is a cifs client. there is also a new and (in my opinion less buggy) cifs server - cifsd, this is available in cinap's contrib area on sources. I have been hammering cifsd quite hard recently with no problems at all. -Steve
Re: [9fans] FORTRAN and tools [was: Modern development language for Plan 9
Agreed, but is there a FORTRAN compiler/cross-compiler for Plan 9? f2c (from netlib) is trivial to get running. This gives you Fortran 77. It has been sufficient for my needs (spice, zork, some grib stuff). --lyndon
Re: [9fans] FORTRAN and tools [was: Modern development language for Plan 9
On Sat, 5 Feb 2011 20:32:41 +, Benjamin Huntsman wrote: I remember someone on here mentioning having a translator that could produce plan 9 executables from output from XLC or XLF as part of the Blue Gene stuff... don't remember the exact details, but that sounds like a very worthy piece of software... I would really like to see if this can be tracked down and if it is available. EBo --
Re: [9fans] FORTRAN and tools [was: Modern development language for Plan 9
On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 12:32 PM, Benjamin Huntsman bhunts...@mail2.cu-portland.edu wrote: Agreed, but is there a FORTRAN compiler/cross-compiler for Plan 9? I remember someone on here mentioning having a translator that could produce plan 9 executables from output from XLC or XLF as part of the Blue Gene stuff... don't remember the exact details, but that sounds like a very worthy piece of software... unless your memory confused that with the fact that I can run Blue Gene binaries produced by XLC/XLF, I don't recall what you mean ... ron
Re: [9fans] FORTRAN and tools [was: Modern development language for Plan 9
unless your memory confused that with the fact that I can run Blue Gene binaries produced by XLC/XLF, I don't recall what you mean ... ron Haha, yes, that's it. My memory indeed got confused. Sorry for the noise!
Re: [9fans] FORTRAN and tools [was: Modern development language for Plan 9
On Sat, 5 Feb 2011 23:12:33 +, Benjamin Huntsman wrote: unless your memory confused that with the fact that I can run Blue Gene binaries produced by XLC/XLF, I don't recall what you mean ... Haha, yes, that's it. My memory indeed got confused. Sorry for the noise! :-(
