RE: Get while in a loop

1998-07-17 Thread David Buddrige
I suppose you could try setting up an un-named pipe (which returns two file-descriptors), forking into two processes, and then you have communication established, since one process can use one file-descriptor, and the other can use the other file descriptor to communicate with each other, then

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1998-07-17 Thread Shrikanth Hampiholi
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Re: Get while in a loop

1998-07-17 Thread Glynn Clements
Michael Roecken wrote: Hi. I was just wondering if there was a function that allows one to execute a loop while waiting for input from the keyboard. The only way I'm used to it is executing the loop with a scanf for example inside the loop. But this will pause the loop waiting for

Re: Ncurses

1998-07-17 Thread Glynn Clements
Joseph Martin wrote: I am trying to teach myself ncurses using the man pages. I see there is a routine to get the current yx position of the cursor. What is the routine to set the current yx position of the cursor? Is there such a routine? I think that move() does this. -- Glynn

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1998-07-17 Thread RLKelly
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Can't compile kernel

1998-07-17 Thread James
i've just received the GPL Version of Slackware Linux 3.5 and installed it on my P200MMX. The first thing i tried doing was compiling a new kernel, however i always get this error message: make[2]: Entering directory `/usr/src/linux/kernel' gcc -D__KERNEL__ -I/usr/src/linux/include -Wall

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1998-07-17 Thread Amit Garg
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Re: Can't compile kernel

1998-07-17 Thread Glynn Clements
James wrote: i've just received the GPL Version of Slackware Linux 3.5 and installed it on my P200MMX. The first thing i tried doing was compiling a new kernel, however i always get this error message: make[2]: Entering directory `/usr/src/linux/kernel' gcc -D__KERNEL__

Text editor for Linux

1998-07-17 Thread Tuukka Toivonen
I have been looking a comfortable editor for Linux for a quite long time now. The most promising I have found is Zed (http://space.tin.it/io/saserafi). However, it's not exactly what I want. Minimal requirements (in preference order) -- 0. Runs on Linux

Re: Text editor for Linux

1998-07-17 Thread Andrea Arcangeli
On Fri, 17 Jul 1998, Tuukka Toivonen wrote: 12. Fast to start (- small size, not bloated like Emacs) Emacs is not so slow. I think that a lot of people spoke about emacs and really use Xemacs (I couldn' t use Xemacs it' s really bloated). Did you tried GNU emacs? Andrea[s] Arcangeli