At 1222049788 time_t, Nathan Weizenbaum wrote:
> Here are revised versions of the patches. The first one no longer
> ignores luadoc.css, and the second uses SOCK_SEQPACKET instead of
> SOCK_DGRAM. I tried to find a way to use SOCK_SEQPACKET's MSG_EOR flag
> to send messages larger than 1023 b
Here are revised versions of the patches. The first one no longer
ignores luadoc.css, and the second uses SOCK_SEQPACKET instead of
SOCK_DGRAM. I tried to find a way to use SOCK_SEQPACKET's MSG_EOR flag
to send messages larger than 1023 bytes, but due to my inexperience with
sockets and the ver
Julien Danjou wrote:
Hi Nathan,
Well, running "make" in the source dir should not create such file.
At least it does not here.
I think luadoc.css was an artifact of something else I was doing, but
make definitely generates awesome and awesome-devel symlinks for me
(using cmake 2.6-patch 1).
Hi Nathan,
At 1222021598 time_t, Nathan Weizenbaum wrote:
> I've attached two patches. The first adds luadoc.css, awesome, and
> awesome-client to .gitignore.
Well, running "make" in the source dir should not create such file.
At least it does not here.
> The second makes awesome-client into a
Hi,
I've attached two patches. The first adds luadoc.css, awesome, and
awesome-client to .gitignore. The second makes awesome-client into a
full-on REPL in the style of the lua executable: in interactive mode, it
prints the return value of the statement.
- Nathan
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