I needed a function that acts like set_acl but has syscall semantics
rather than invoking 'error' on failure.
Come to think of it, it might be better for the acl functions to
consistently have syscall semantics. That would be an incompatible
change, though. For now, I installed just the followin
On Tue, 27. Nov 2007, 18:38:13 +0100, Bruno Haible wrote:
> Martin Lambers wrote:
> > If a macro is used instead, should its definition go into
> > lib/unistd.h.in directly, or should it stay in a separate
> > lib/getpagesize.h, which is then included in lib/unistd.h.in?
>
> It should go into lib/
Paul Eggert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jim Meyering <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> I'd like to use physmem in libvirt, but that would require LGPL.
>> Would you mind my changing the copyright from GPL to LGPLv2+?
>
> I guess it's OK, it's kind of a library thing.
Thanks. Done.
Jim Meyering <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'd like to use physmem in libvirt, but that would require LGPL.
> Would you mind my changing the copyright from GPL to LGPLv2+?
I guess it's OK, it's kind of a library thing.
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Hi Bruno,
Bruno Haible wrote:
>
>> How do I check for a package (ffcall) which consists of several
>> libraries (avcall and callback)?
>> I do not want to force the user to do pass the prefix twice:
>> "--with-avcall-prefix=/usr/local --with-callback
Hi Jim,
> The trouble was this definition from libintl.h:
>
> #define vprintf libintl_vprintf
>
> That ends up overriding (in xprintf.c) the one from stdio.h:
>
> #if 1
> # if 1
> # define vprintf rpl_vprintf
>
> And since the gettext installation there is out of date,
> coreutils is linked with
Hi Sam,
> How do I check for a package (ffcall) which consists of several
> libraries (avcall and callback)?
> I do not want to force the user to do pass the prefix twice:
> "--with-avcall-prefix=/usr/local --with-callback-prefix=/usr/local"
> I want "--with-ffcall-prefix=/usr/local" instead.
I a
Hi Paul,
I'd like to use physmem in libvirt, but that would require LGPL.
Would you mind my changing the copyright from GPL to LGPLv2+?
Jim