Re: [Haifux] a rerun of W2L0???

2003-01-20 Thread guy keren

On Sat, 18 Jan 2003, DRYICE wrote:

 There has been some talk of giving a rerun ow W2L lecture
 0, intro to programing under linux again,
 also this coming semster, for the MATAM students,
 taking it this semster. (most people take MATAM in 
 the spring semester)
 
 Do we want to give the lecture again? 

i'd say it sounds like a good idea.

 if so, Am I to be giving it?

i didn't go to your first lecture, but if you feel it was good, and are 
willing to give it another go - i'm all for it.

 do we want modifications?

one modification is required - to show people how to work on a small 
program easily. for this they need to be able to change the 'make' command 
of emacs, i.e. when they run M-X compile, they should replace 'make -k' 
with 'gcc -g -o blabla *.c' (or 'g++ -g -o blabla *.cpp). otherwise, they 
get stuck, for lack of knowledge on how to write Makefiles.

this also means putting the sources in a seperate directory for each 
program, even if it is a single-source program.

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Re: [Haifux] a rerun of W2L0???

2003-01-20 Thread Alon Altman

  About scheduling the lecture, I think 24/3/2003 will be best. Orr, can you
arrange a lecture hall for that date so we could start advertising the
lecture to TAs and lecturers.

  Alon

On Mon, 20 Jan 2003, guy keren wrote:

 On Sat, 18 Jan 2003, DRYICE wrote:

  There has been some talk of giving a rerun ow W2L lecture
  0, intro to programing under linux again,
  also this coming semster, for the MATAM students,
  taking it this semster. (most people take MATAM in
  the spring semester)
 
  Do we want to give the lecture again?

 i'd say it sounds like a good idea.

  if so, Am I to be giving it?

 i didn't go to your first lecture, but if you feel it was good, and are
 willing to give it another go - i'm all for it.

  do we want modifications?

 one modification is required - to show people how to work on a small
 program easily. for this they need to be able to change the 'make' command
 of emacs, i.e. when they run M-X compile, they should replace 'make -k'
 with 'gcc -g -o blabla *.c' (or 'g++ -g -o blabla *.cpp). otherwise, they
 get stuck, for lack of knowledge on how to write Makefiles.

 this also means putting the sources in a seperate directory for each
 program, even if it is a single-source program.



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Re: [Haifux] This week Haifux meeting

2003-01-20 Thread Muli Ben-Yehuda
On Thu, Jan 16, 2003 at 11:24:26AM +0200, Orr Dunkelman wrote:
 
 Next Monday (20/1/3), 18:30, Computer Science bldg. Technion (Taub)
 lecture room 6, Muli Ben Yehuda is going to talk about Kernel
 Hacking.

Actually, I'm going to talk about Kernel Oopsing, which is like kernel
hacking, only in reverse. 

Lecture slides are now available at
http://www.mulix.org/lectures/kernel_oopsing/kernel_oopsing.pdf
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Re: [Haifux] This week Haifux meeting

2003-01-20 Thread Muli Ben-Yehuda
On Mon, Jan 20, 2003 at 03:23:16PM +0200, Muli Ben-Yehuda wrote:
 On Thu, Jan 16, 2003 at 11:24:26AM +0200, Orr Dunkelman wrote:
  
  Next Monday (20/1/3), 18:30, Computer Science bldg. Technion (Taub)
  lecture room 6, Muli Ben Yehuda is going to talk about Kernel
  Hacking.
 
 Actually, I'm going to talk about Kernel Oopsing, which is like kernel
 hacking, only in reverse. 
 
 Lecture slides are now available at
 http://www.mulix.org/lectures/kernel_oopsing/kernel_oopsing.pdf

Since several people asked: the lecture slides were written in LaTeX,
using the prosper (http://prosper.sf.net) style. Spiffy graphics in
the comfort of your LaTeX environment. They were presented using 
'xpdf -fullscreen foo.pdf' 

Source is available at
http://www.mulix.org/lectures/kernel_oopsing/kernel_oopsing.tex
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