I would be interested in hearing how this was done also. If this is
true, and it is feasible, I would like to include some support in
gnuworld for operability within windows.
Dan
Alec wrote:
> hi i need sone help please if you can...
> a need to run gnuworl under windows and don`t know how
Major modifications were made yesterday to gnuworld to
support the new gcc 3.1 compiler. Please check out a
fresh copy of the repository.
Which gcc version are you using?
Dan
Inge Hagen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Someone know how to fix this?
>
>
> -I/home/gnuworld/gnuworld/lib -c -
I have been working a lot on the configuration system of gnuworld.
There are still a few issues to resolve in that area, but it is
looking pretty good.
Also, I have been modifying some code to support better portability.
GNUWorld now compiles on gcc 2.9{5,6}.*. gcc 3.0 changed a bunch of
th
Can you please send a reply of grepping for "exception" in
/usr/include/math.h? It seems like somewhere in that file there is a
structure or variable called exception, which would create a problem
for any c++ program using that header (c++ also defines a type called
exception). Also, you mi
afaik, these problems are related to beta/unofficial releases of
compilers. Redhat and Mandrake (perhaps others as well) were shipped
with these incomplete compilers.
The gnuworld source code is written according to the C++ standard.
We have attempted on many occasions to find a way around t
This change was actually meant to help with the configuration of
gnuworld. If you check the help screen for configure, you will now
find this:
--with-pgsql=PGSQLDIR Specify location to find pgsql
Default path is "/usr/local/pgsql"
You can specify the path to y
I have a question about zombie:
// --
// P10 CHECK POINT:
// If the KICK message is issued for a user on the same
// server of the sender, the KICK is authoritative, and
// we may proceed to remove the user from the channel.
// In all other cases, the server will issue a PART
Are they already in use by another process?
> Hi,
> I'm installed ircu2.10 and I'm having some problems
>with it. I'm running version u2.10.07.1.(11). I can't
>connect to the normal default ports 6660-6669 & 7000
>but if I add a P line to port say 4000 I can connect
>to that. Any ideas as to w
Since when are opers non-deopable and non-kickable?
Dan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi all,
> Just a beginner C/C++ programmer here, but I
thought you might like to know, you're additions for
making Opers Non-Deopable and Non-Kickable, as well
as allowing them to set modes on a channel
Greetings:
I would like to provide a brief overview of the GNUWorld project.
Specifically, I would like to describe the two different client
modules, as well as the server core, and bring everyone on the list
up to date on the current status of the project.
As gnuworld has been adopted as the
How do we set options that were previously set with the make config?
Dan
>I have just committed a brand new build system to ircu2.10.11, the alpha
>version of ircu. Anyone that has been using the old build system needs to
>be aware of the changes: "make config" is gone, and the top-level ./co
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