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I'm trying to implement some error recovery in Bison. My lexer allocates memory
with new and passes it back to Bison via a semantic value. During error
recovery,
Bison discards tokens unti
Mathias Michaelis writes:
> > dd if='\\.\A:' of=/tmp/adrive bs=1k
> > works and reads 1440 kilobytes.
> But not for me with gnuwin32 dd (fileutils) 4.1.1 within a cmd shell
> of WinXP SP2 professional.
Ah, but I used Cygwin's dd... Maybe the gnuwin32 dd has some extra
pathname-mangling magic
Tor Lillqvist writes:
> dd if='\\.\A:' of=/tmp/adrive bs=1k
> works and reads 1440 kilobytes.
>
But not for me with gnuwin32 dd (fileutils) 4.1.1 within a cmd shell
of WinXP SP2 professional. I get the mysterious message
dd: opening `\'.\\A:\'': No such file or directory
If I try with double
Oops, hit the accent key instead of singlequote, what I meant was of
course:
>dd if='\\.\A:' of=/tmp/adrive bs=1k
and
>dd if='\\.\PHYSICALDRIVE0' of=/tmp/drive0 bs=1k count=100
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Kees Zeelenberg writes:
> The problem is not with paths that contains backslashes; e.g.
> dd if=a:\test of=disk_image.bin bs=1k count=1440, where test an ordinary
> file, works perfectly. The real problem is that a: is a directory, which
> cannot be opened and copied in the way this can be do
not mean that windows path expression as a:\ etc. are understood.
E.g. I cannot create a disk image with
dd if=a: of=disk_image.bin bs=1k count=1440
The problem is not with paths that contains backslashes; e.g.
dd if=a:\test of=disk_image.bin bs=1k count=1440, where test an ordinary
file, works pe
> As an aside, will info 4.8 be required to to read the info files
> generated by makeinfo 4.8?
No.
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Disco
Hi Mathias,
> E.g. I cannot create a disk image with
>
> dd if=a: of=disk_image.bin bs=1k count=1440
>
> So you're right! Why not use cygwin's BASH or the MSYS shell?
And of course, the MSYS shell is also `bash', but typically called
`sh.exe', so it runs in POSIX compatibility mode. I use both
Hallo Keith
> If you are going to do that, why not just go the whole hog, and
> do a full Cygwin install -- at least of all the packages you want
> to use?
>
Well, originally I looked for some clever tools that run on
dos/windows in order to do some little enhanced tasks within
ordinarily .BAT fil
Hi Mathias,
>>> info: Terminal type 'dumb' is not smart enough to run Info.
>>>
>> This is the precise message I was referring to, in my earlier post,
>> when I said I could not run info 4.6 from cmd.exe.
>>
>> I normally use the MSYS shell, ...
>>
>> GnuWin32 does provide a termcap implementat
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