On my workplace we employ almost every major Unix
distribution -- we have Tru64, Irix, the ubiquitos Solaris and
one RedHat . Sun people (and not the ones that are market oriented)
emphasize all day long before our
system mangers that Tru64 will be killed as it competes and impedes HP-UX--
and
I've got several good answers when asking proper questions
(including from Nadav Har'El)--so my opinion is that
his answer is 100% right.
Why have we care about Tapuz forum?
Nadav Har'El wrote:
On Mon, May 20, 2002, Amir Hardon wrote about What people think of IGLU.:
You should see what
1. You must Register an Event handler function by using
XtAddEventHandler(Widget widget,
EventMaskmask,
BooleannonMaskable,
XtEventHandler handler,
he one you cited (""C++ From The Ground Up").
Anyway, there are a lot of other good books and this issue is realy
not suitable
for this list.
Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
Gold Edward [EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 2. About Stroustrup book -- this issue (separate allocation of stati
Regarding mulix remark:
[what does c++ have to do with linux-il? this question would've
probably been better suited to hackers-il, or cpp-are-us-il, or
bored-students-dont-wanna-study-answer-questions-all-day-in-email-il]
1. While Shaul Karl question was not a Linux question--I think
that a
As I mentioned Solaris does support it specificaly and that's not
a RTOS.
I needed it on mainstream Linux (not on the many Linux RT flavours)--
anyway thanks.
I checked Adi Stav sugestion also-- the function that I needed did
not exist (on RH7.2 at least) , though LinuxThreads (Pthreads Linux
1. Does Linux has a built-in priority inheritance mechanisms for
mutexes (in order to avoid priority inversion) ?
I tried to find it on LinuxThreads Frequently Asked
Questions and it's links--not with much success (but then it wasn't
an in-depth search).
By
mulix wrote:
On Thu, 27 Dec 2001, Ira Abramov wrote:
A friend just asked me a curious question... if I knew if nice on
linux has a decayed effect like on other unix systems or is it's effect
long lasting?
well, first I didn't know nice decays on other unices... anyone heard
of
wrote:
On Mon, 3 Dec 2001, Gold Edward wrote:
We ended up on RH7.1 (2.4.10 updated afterwards to 2.4.15).
2.4.15 has a bug that may (and does) cause it to trash filesystems. don't
use this version - immediastly reset your system, boot with the older
kernel, and upgrade to some other
I can give some summary about my quest for the official
distribution in Israel SuSE .
I tried to get SuSE latest version (7.3) from all sources -- and did not
succeed :
PF1 stopped to import it and the same situation with another company
from
Raanana which SuSE site listed as their second
I know that this subject surfaced several timeson this list, but
still...
Where can I buy in Israel a Linux compatible modem--
prefferable not an external one?
I found a lot of sites which offer acceptable products,
notably o-wow; but I need it in Israel.
Thanks, but:
I already saw some linmodem sites (with specifications and all) BUT,
I need a modem (even a hardware one) that I could be bought
from a store here (even if it is in Eilat :) .
Max Kovgan wrote:
if you're into analog modem,
the best solution is a hardware modem
(there's plenty
I have the SuSE 6.1 CD 's and I'm within reach of
SuSE 6.4 CD 's--both have an option for an 40MB installation
which include gcc and glibc (not sure about networking apps).
Both claim to be able to run on i386.
This option is sustained by Yast (Yast2 on 6.4) .
Edy
Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
I have the SuSE 6.1 CD 's and I'm within reach of
SuSE 6.4 CD 's--both have an option for a 40MB installation
which include gcc and glibc (not sure about networking apps).
Both claim to be able to run on i386.
This option is sustained by Yast (Yast2 on 6.4) .
Edy
Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
(5); // sleep 5 seconds here
...
}
You could stick a getch() into the child instead of a sleep - depends
on what you are doing with the keyboard.
DAF
Gold Edward wrote:
ddd is a graphic front end for gdb (and dbx and other debuggers).
However, I haven't been able to redirect
ddd is a graphic front end for gdb (and dbx and other debuggers).
However, I haven't been able to redirect it to the child process,
after a fork call. I need to redirect the debugger before the
childs birth-- see the reason below .
I've write set follow fork-mode child on the gdb panel of ddd,
For some reason the message was sent to me- and not (I suppose) to the
mailing list-so I sent it again. Forgive me if it did make to the list
first
time.
The system in trouble is based on SuSE 6.1 .
A third IDE HD was added as hdc- there were already other two--and
linux was on the second one,
The system in trouble is based on SuSE 6.1 .
A third IDE HD was added as hdc- there were already other two--and
linux was on the second one, as hdb1- to hdb3.
The mount procedure went wrong (long story) and now the machine boots
itself only in "maintenance mode", while it recognizes only hdb3
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