The following problem will help me finish v0.1 of my wizard radio control
program which I will ITP and upload soon..
prepared for flames
I know its the wrong place to ask, but its really easy, and I feel stupid
asking in a newsgroup
string with value number:
integer with value 444
I want
On Thu, Jul 01, 1999 at 03:19:05PM +1200, Michael Beattie wrote:
The following problem will help me finish v0.1 of my wizard radio control
program which I will ITP and upload soon..
prepared for flames
I know its the wrong place to ask, but its really easy, and I feel stupid
asking in a
On Wed, 30 Jun 1999, Darren O. Benham wrote:
No, well, yes.. well.. for starters, you need a buffer, not a pointer.
rad_cmd has no space to hold number:444. Change it to
char rad_cmd[x] where x is some number that will hold the maximum size of
the string + 1.
Then you can do...
On Thu, Jul 01, 1999 at 03:19:05PM +1200, Michael Beattie wrote:
char *rad_cmd;
rad_cmd = number:;
What now? i.e. rad_cmd+freq_num to give rad_cmd = number:444
strcat()?
This is broken. You should *never* assign a string constant to a non-const
variable! Because if you
--
Don't forget to test if the malloc is successfull after use :)
if(!rad_cmd)
{
perror(MyFunction :);
exit(your return value);
}
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Adrien Dessemond
Eleve ingenieur
Institut Mediterraneen d'Etudes et Recherches en Informatique, IA,
Hi there,
I'm packaging rxtx. It's a native library to be able to access the
serial ports from Java. It provides this support for Linux - it works
on i386 and I don't see any problems why it shouldn't work on other
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My problem mentioned in the subject
Hello,
I packaged a program that had 1.52 as upstream version number. Debian
version number was 1.5.2-1
Now there is a new version upstream version numbered 1.6.
Should I number it 1.6-1 or 1.6.0-1?
I hope this question is not too stupid. If it is please point me to the
appropiate
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Hello,
I packaged a program that had 1.52 as upstream version number. Debian
version number was 1.5.2-1
That's a relief!
Now there is a new version upstream version numbered 1.6.
Should I number it 1.6-1 or 1.6.0-1?
Either would
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Hi all,
My problem is the upstream tarball contains a set of programs, but the
licenses of these programs are different. One of the programs is
DFSG-free, but another one is not (can't be used for commercial
purposes).
Can I make 2 packages from this tarball such that one is in main and
the
Can someone explain to me, the hows and whys of libdb and libdb2 as
used in Debian 2.1.
It seems that a fair number of program, utilities and 'features'
seem to use the 1.85 version, but there is also a 2.4.14 set in
/usr/lib, and a symbolic link to libdb2.
How does all this fit together?
I'm on a network here at schoolit is a tcp/ip network
What should I put for the domain name? Does it matter?
The network gives me the IP adress (DHCP server) how do I
configure when it asks...what is the IP address of the sustem
debian?
What should I put for the netmask
last bits set to one?
Le Thu, Jul 01, 1999 at 01:03:54PM -0500, Kermit Tensmeyer écrivait:
Can someone explain to me, the hows and whys of libdb and libdb2 as
used in Debian 2.1.
libdb == libdb2. It's provided by the glibc2.1 ...
If you want to use the old db 1.85 you must compile your programs with
-ldb1
It
Michael Beattie a écrit:
The following problem will help me finish v0.1 of my wizard radio control
program which I will ITP and upload soon..
prepared for flames
I know its the wrong place to ask, but its really easy, and I feel stupid
asking in a newsgroup
string with value
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