ell 2405 flat panel (which does not have HDCP on
its DVI port). I haven't tried running Linux on it yet.
-Dave Dodge
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S3 online store was also a confusing mess the last time I tried
to use it; hopefully they can at least get that thing fixed
eventually.
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defeats the entire purpose of HDCP. The "Ophit DDA" converter
supposedly takes DVI+HDCP as input and produces unprotected analog VGA
as output, but don't know if anyone has ever tried it with a PS3.
-Dave Dodge
it drops down to 6 functions and about 1/3 less assembly code.
When I encountered this example in a co-worker's code several years
ago the situation was much worse: their version of gcc was generating
around 100 extra functions, and some of them had names so long that
the system'
On Tue, Mar 07, 2006 at 08:34:12PM -0500, Frank Brickle wrote:
> Dave Dodge wrote:
> >You can expect to have to
> >run synaptic several times and keep enabling/installing yet more
> >packages before you'll finally have a reasonably complete set of
> >headers, to
, hard-locks, etc).
The next official Ubuntu release will be in April.
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efix}/lib
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P/IP networking
world, big-endian (such as used by Sparc) is commonly used in network
protocols and is sometimes called "network order"; there's little
functions like "htonl" and "ntohs" that can convert values between
"host" and "network" byte
then be a
practical video super-resolution algorithm:
http://ask.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/06/19/2216246
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h.
I recall seeing a small amount of template-based code cause g++ to
explode (I think it was generating thousands of small functions). If
you're planning on trying to solve the problem, that might be
something to look for in the problem files.
ou _reading_ the data from the pipe? Even if you're flushing
the data into the pipe after every write, the reader could be
buffering it.
-Dave Dodge
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