In the spirit of the Linux kernel (/usr/src/linux/scripts/Lindent), I am
submitting this script that took me nearly two months to finish (j/k). Its goal
is to provide a clear definition on how to format ones code before submission.
Whether you like it or is irrelevant; I for one hate this style,
Michael,
Tres asked me to help with the configure.in and Makefile.am bits for his
SSE2 code for x86_64. I've attached patches against Eterm CVS
with changes to: configure.in, src/Makefile.am, src/pixmap.c, and the
new file: src/sse2_cmod.c (changed since Tres's earlier version)
The
Hello!
While playing with some progressbars, I found myself dreaming about
some missing features... So I coded them :p
- First I added a char *label_format to struct Ewl_Progressbar, it is
set to %3$.0lf%% at initialization, to keep the default percentage
mode, as I changed label arguments to
Hello,
Few comments on the patch.
- Any reason why you commented out a bunch of the tests?
- Should use const for the char * parameters.
- if this does the same thing as the custom label, i'd be preferable to just
use the custom label stuff instead of creating all new routines.
- if you have
On Thursday, 02 June 2005, at 15:56:40 (-0400),
John Ellson wrote:
RCS file: /cvsroot/enlightenment/eterm/libast/configure.in,v
retrieving revision 1.24
Got it, thanks.
On Thursday, 02 June 2005, at 16:02:00 (-0400),
Mike Frysinger wrote:
would an ifdef like:
#if STRICT_ISO_C99 ||
Enlightenment developers,
I couldn't find a mailing list or website specific to eclair, so I'm
sending the patch here. I apologize if this is the wrong place...
As the name would imply, the patch adds playlist shuffling to eclair.
--
Kevin Webb
Computer Science
Georgia Institute of Technology
On Monday 06 June 2005 07:09 pm, Tres Melton wrote:
The nop is just an easy way to place markers in the code so you
can find the interesting parts quickly. In reality it costs one clock
cycle for each nop.
i use asm label tricks:
$ cat test.c
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
int a;
On Mon, 2005-06-06 at 11:28 -0400, John Ellson wrote:
All credit for the sse2_cmod.c code goes to Tres. I just did the easy
bits.
Thanks, but the real credit goes to Willem Monsuwe [EMAIL PROTECTED] for
writing the original MMX code. All I did was expand it to use all 128
bits of the xmm
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I'm curious how other people attach a debugger to E17.
Currently I've made a X11 session which looks like this.
Eterm -e startx -- :1
sleep 6
On Mon, 06 Jun 2005 20:09:43 -0700 Arlo [EMAIL PROTECTED] babbled:
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I'm curious how other people attach a debugger to
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