strtosigno () from /usr/bin/cygwin1.dll

2003-12-19 Thread F K 
I am developing a program on Cygwin.
I got "Segmentation fault (core dumped)."

>./pa -f sonsi05.pit -r -l256
Segmentation fault (core dumped)

I tried gdb like below.

(gdb) run
Starting program: /cygdrive/c/root/rd/pa/pa.exe -f
sonsi05.pit -r -l256
757   printf("raw_rcds[%d]/%d: %p\n", i, *num,
raw_rcds[i]); fflush(NULL);
(gdb) n
raw_rcds[2]/10: 0x0
758   raw_rcds[i] = (struct raw_rcd*)malloc(sizeof(struct
raw_rcd));
(gdb) n

Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x6109372b in strtosigno () from /usr/bin/cygwin1.dll

(gdb) backtrace
#0  0x6109372b in strtosigno () from /usr/bin/cygwin1.dll
#1  0x6103ec86 in malloc () from /usr/bin/cygwin1.dll

Does this mean cygwin problem?
Or my code has a problem?

Other Information:
 - It works fine on Solaris.
 - I don't define malloc by myself. 
   I don't program any threads.
>uname -a
CYGWIN_NT-5.1 c0139ips 1.5.5(0.94/3/2) 2003-09-20 16:31
i686 unknown unknown Cygwin

Thank you for any help.


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Re: How to make Cygwin map backspace to ASCII DEL?

2003-12-19 Thread Hannu Koivisto 
Igor Pechtchanski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> "man stty"

I'm well aware of the stty program.  I was going to add "please,
don't suggest stty" to my original mail, but thought it might be
somewhat impolite.

If you are trying to imply that 'stty erase $(tput kbs)' (where
tput kbs outputs ASCII DEL) would do what I want, you must have
misread the question.  It doesn't and I think it shouldn't.  Or is
there some Cygwin specific extension in the stty program that does
what I want?  I don't see anything in stty(1).

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tcltk8.4.1 Bug Report: Incomplete usr/lib/tclConfig.sh

2003-12-19 Thread Patrick Samson 
Postgresql's configure --with-tcl uses
/lib/tclConfig.sh to know how to link with TCL. But in
package tcltk version 20030901-1, usr/lib/tclConfig.sh
contains:
TCL_LIB_SPEC=''
so something required by Postgres isn't found.

Please change to:
TCL_LIB_SPEC='-L/usr/lib -ltcl84'


Additional comments:
Are the following definitions really
useful/up-to-date/pertinent?
TCL_BUILD_LIB_SPEC='-L/cygnus/netrel/build/libtcltk/tcl/win
-ltcl84'
TCL_INCLUDE_SPEC='-I/nonexistent/include'
TCL_SRC_DIR='/netrel/src/libtcltk/tcl'
TCL_BUILD_STUB_LIB_SPEC='-L/cygnus/netrel/build/libtcltk/tcl/win
-ltclstub84'
TCL_BUILD_STUB_LIB_PATH='/cygnus/netrel/build/libtcltk/tcl/win/libtclstub84.a'




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[FYI] Cygwin dll: mv'ing non-managed dirs to managed mounts also fails

2003-12-19 Thread Nicholas Wourms 
Hi all,

I gather this isn't going to be fixed, which is fine by me, since cp -a 
-preserve=all works equally as well.  However, I would like to note for 
the record and the archives that `mv` is also experiencing problems when 
moving non-managed folders to managed mounts as was hypothesized by CGF in:
http://sources.redhat.com/ml/cygwin/2003-09/msg01122.html

The symptom is that, after the folder is moved, ls is only able to "see" 
files/dirs with all lowercase, returning ENOENT for any file/dir with a 
capital letter in its name.

I know that "patches are gratefully accepted", but I would suggest a 
two-tier approach to solving this.  First, add a new routine and flag to 
mount which would allow the user to make mount walk the dir tree of the 
source and do what magic is needed to bring the items under "managed" 
mode.  The second part would be to modify mv & friends to check for this 
attribute on the source and dest if copying between mounts, taking 
appropriate action as necessary.  I don't think this is all that foreign 
to file-utils, since it somewhat analogous to manipulating files between 
ALC/EA-aware fs's and those fs's which are non-ACL/EA aware.

Cheers,
Nicholas
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inetd is up but does not listen ports

2003-12-19 Thread ZHAO,YE-MING (HP-China,ex2) 
I've installed inetd as a service by /usr/sbin/inetd --install-as-service.
CYGWIN and PATH both set according to
/usr/share/doc/Cygwin/inetutils-1.3.2.README.

The inetd service can be start/stop by "net start inetd" and "net stop
inetd". No error msg.
But it does not listen to the ports (telnet, ftp, etc.)

The /etc/inetd.conf is there. And if I run "/usr/sbin/inetd -d", it does
listen to those ports.

I searched in the mail list archive and found nothing could help me on this
problem

can anyone help? thanks,
-zhao

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adding to and upgrading a cygwin installation...

2003-12-19 Thread tomatohead 
Can anyone point me to any good information about "adding to" and 
upgrading a cygwin installation ?

The reason I ask is, whenever I try and use setup.exe it goes through
the entire setup process from scratch.

So, for example, if I want to simply add the vi editor, it comes up
with all of the "defaults" selected, and I pick vi, and then
setup proceeds to uninstall some of my stuff (which I had explicitly
installed before, and install extra stuff, etc...).

I can't imagine I'm doing this right, and figure I must be "setup.exe
impaired" or something, so if anyone could give me a pointer on how to
do this...

Also, is there any easy way to essentially just "upgrade" all of your
currently installed cygwin packages ?
Something kind of like debians "apt-get upgrade" ?

Finally, can you essentially just unzip a package at the base of the
cygwin tree to install it ?
Do the packages have "setup scripts" ?

cheers,
e

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Re: adding to and upgrading a cygwin installation...

2003-12-19 Thread Brian Ford 
On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Can anyone point me to any good information about "adding to" and
> upgrading a cygwin installation ?
>
http://sources.redhat.com/cygwin-apps/setup.html

> The reason I ask is, whenever I try and use setup.exe it goes through
> the entire setup process from scratch.
>
This is normal, but you do not understand.

> So, for example, if I want to simply add the vi editor, it comes up
> with all of the "defaults" selected, and I pick vi, and then
> setup proceeds to uninstall some of my stuff (which I had explicitly
> installed before, and install extra stuff, etc...).
>
Setup shouldn't uninstall anything unless you tell it to or it is
preparing to upgrade the package.

Default means get everything in the default set, or upgrade it if I've
already got it.

Setup automatically installs dependent packages.  So, if vi depends on
another package, you will get that one too (extra stuff).

> I can't imagine I'm doing this right, and figure I must be "setup.exe
> impaired" or something, so if anyone could give me a pointer on how to
> do this...
>
Probably :-).

> Also, is there any easy way to essentially just "upgrade" all of your
> currently installed cygwin packages ?
>
> Something kind of like debians "apt-get upgrade" ?
>
See above, default.

> Finally, can you essentially just unzip a package at the base of the
> cygwin tree to install it ?
>
Sometimes, but not recommended.

> Do the packages have "setup scripts" ?
>
Some have postinstall, preremove, etc. scripts.  See /etc/postinstall,
etc.

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Re: adding to and upgrading a cygwin installation...

2003-12-19 Thread Kimberlie S 
If you select "Keep" at the top of the setup.exe install packages window,
setup.exe will only install those packages you explicity set to install.

Kimberlie

<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Can anyone point me to any good information about "adding to" and
> upgrading a cygwin installation ?
>
> The reason I ask is, whenever I try and use setup.exe it goes through
> the entire setup process from scratch.
>
> So, for example, if I want to simply add the vi editor, it comes up
> with all of the "defaults" selected, and I pick vi, and then
> setup proceeds to uninstall some of my stuff (which I had explicitly
> installed before, and install extra stuff, etc...).
>
> I can't imagine I'm doing this right, and figure I must be "setup.exe
> impaired" or something, so if anyone could give me a pointer on how to
> do this...
>
> Also, is there any easy way to essentially just "upgrade" all of your
> currently installed cygwin packages ?
> Something kind of like debians "apt-get upgrade" ?
>
> Finally, can you essentially just unzip a package at the base of the
> cygwin tree to install it ?
> Do the packages have "setup scripts" ?
>
> cheers,
> e
>



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Re: How to make Cygwin map backspace to ASCII DEL?

2003-12-19 Thread Igor Pechtchanski 
On Fri, 19 Dec 2003, Hannu Koivisto wrote:

> Igor Pechtchanski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > "man stty"
>
> I'm well aware of the stty program.  I was going to add "please,
> don't suggest stty" to my original mail, but thought it might be
> somewhat impolite.
>
> If you are trying to imply that 'stty erase $(tput kbs)' (where
> tput kbs outputs ASCII DEL) would do what I want, you must have
> misread the question.

Yes, that's exactly what I meant to imply.  Without further description of
your problem, this is about as much advice as anyone can suggest.  FYI,
the terminfo database has changed a few times, and I'm not at all certain
that the 'kbs' value stayed intact.  On my system, 'tput kbs' prints ASCII
BS.

> It doesn't and I think it shouldn't.  Or is there some Cygwin specific
> extension in the stty program that does what I want?  I don't see
> anything in stty(1).

I still think 'stty' is what you want.  Another place to look is the shell
initialization files (e.g., the default /etc/profile has a bash-specific
section that issues 'stty erase ^?' -- has that section become
bash-specific recently?).

Alternatively, look at the CVS history of fhandler_console.cc in
winsup/cygwin.  That should tell you if anything changed WRT the character
produced by BackSpace.
HTH,
Igor
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Setting breakpoints before main

2003-12-19 Thread Dalibor Topic 
Hi all,

in my attempts to fix an ugly bug in kaffe on Cygwin, the bug I'm trying 
to squish turned out to be triggered by something that happens *before* 
main is called.

The opcode at the start of the function in question is apparently 
modified before the program actually calls main. So when I break on main 
in gdb, and print the value of the first opcode of the function before I 
run the program, and after it breaks at main, the first opcode of the 
function in question is different, which leads to a crash as soon as the 
function is called.

Since I'd like to know what modifes that opcode, I hope to be able to 
set a breakpoint in gdb on the code that is executed before main in Cygwin.

Any idea how to do that, i.e. where to put the breakpoint? Are there 
some docs on what happends before main() on cygwin that I could look up 
for reference while trying to hunt down this bug?

cheers,
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Re: Re: [1.5.5] perl stuff building

2003-12-19 Thread dominix 
{let forgive my backup issue}
I completely understand what you mean, but I consider a community can help
by itself, I really mean : "for some case I could help some perl
fanatic^H^H^H passionate regarding cygwin issue", but it became
impossible^H^H^H painfull regarding the dailly traffic on cygwin ML.
I've gotten a lot of help from gerrit P.A. a few _years_ ago on this ML
so I propose a specific ML as a starting point. At least it would help
cygwin{perl fanatics} users, like you and me, (not so bad as a starting
point) at best, in a possible future, it would help maintainers and
authors.let's just free the potential.

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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> There is no downgrade possiblity beyond *your own* backups. The
> archives have hundreds of messages dealing with the whys and whatfors
> of this. Unsatisfying to be sure, but you wanted to know! As a perl
> fanatic myself I can definitely sympathize with your plight. However,
> I have to defend the core cygwin contributors here. There are 5634
> perl modules on CPAN at this moment. My guess is that there is less
> than a dozen cygwin core developers that care enough about
> cygwin/perl to spend any significant time testing, patching
> cygwin/perl specific issues. I am not one of them though my hat is
> off to them. It's defintely a USE AT YOUR RISK undertaking and will
> be in all for likelyhood for years to come. Until more perl/cygwin
> crossovers join in the community effort, proceed with CAUTION.
>
> Brian Kelly
>
>
>
>
>
> dominix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@cygwin.com on 12/18/2003 07:20:25 PM
>
> Sent by:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
> To:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> cc: (bcc: Brian Kelly/WTC1/Empire)
>
> Subject:[1.5.5] perl stuff building
>
>
> using perl with cygwin is a must for me in a way it allow testing for
> platforms dep's, but it become a real pain when there is major
> upgrades. while upgrading from perl-5.8.0 to 5.8.2 I've lost Tk and
> mod_perl functionality.
> just that :-(
> so there is questions that comes up now for what to do from now and
> then, that would helps (me at least) to avoid such functionality
> losing.
>
> Is there downgrade possibility ? (I have no backup off perl-5.8.0
> package and can't find it on the net) I could rebuild it but that's
> too long job : -\
> ... we can stand as a guideline
> *do not upgrade until you have backup*
> ... that seems obvious but ... hey ! I know, mea culpa.
>
> Do I have links thats help to rebuild these packages ? it was a real
> pain to
> get them to works at first. (too many possibility for me) and diging
> the cygwin ML become a full time job.
> Finally do we have the ability to know if Tk or mod_perl are able to
> build on next dist.packages of perl/cygwin. (like CPAN/TEST or so).
> may be some specific version of apache, or some libs required ...
> could I know _before_ installing what are the setting used to build
> some software.
> perl -V report different setting from 5.8.0 to 5.8.2. it could help
> to know (and nice to chose) if there is support for threads, binary
> compat and so on
> ...
>
> Cygwin port's are essential for complete range of test, so I'll find
> a way out, but it would be smart to upgrade everything at once, and
> have resource to talk about these specific problems. So as a starting
> point to help the perl/cygwin community _if the is some_ we could
> start the perl/cygwin mailing list. (or is there already one ???) in
> which everyone could provide feedback to porters or modules author,
> cause I thing there is a lot of perl/related things that do not fit
> well with this [high volume] specific ML.
>
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Executing Perl scripts w/o the .pl

2003-12-19 Thread zzapper 
Hi Ya

In previous shells I've been able to call/execute perl scripts just by
typing say

>perlscript 

without the hassle of typing the .pl

> perlscript.pl


>echo $PATHEXT
.COM;.EXE;.BAT;.CMD;.VBS;.VBE;.JS;.JSE;.WSF;.WSH;.php;.pl

Another Shell I used recognised PATHEXT (set in Windows)


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Undefined References using libtool

2003-12-19 Thread Roy Clemmons 
Greetings,

I am porting a Linux app to Windows using cygwin 1.5.5-1 and libtool
1.5 (1.1220.2.1 2003/04/14 22:48:00).

I have successfully compiled the app but when I attempt to link it
using libtool I receive many unreferenced errors.

A sampling of the errors:

undefined reference to `std::ios_base::Init::Init[in-charge
undefined reference to `___gxx_personality_sj0'
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Re: [1.5.5] perl stuff building

2003-12-19 Thread Brian Dessent 
dominix wrote:

> {let forgive my backup issue}
> I completely understand what you mean, but I consider a community can help
> by itself, I really mean : "for some case I could help some perl
> fanatic^H^H^H passionate regarding cygwin issue", but it became
> impossible^H^H^H painfull regarding the dailly traffic on cygwin ML.
> I've gotten a lot of help from gerrit P.A. a few _years_ ago on this ML
> so I propose a specific ML as a starting point. At least it would help
> cygwin{perl fanatics} users, like you and me, (not so bad as a starting
> point) at best, in a possible future, it would help maintainers and
> authors.let's just free the potential.

If you want to downgrade Perl to 5.8.0 it is possible, but of course not
supported.  You can easily find the packages by using a FTP search
engine and knowing how they were named.  For example:

 
That returns 27 mirror sites that still have the old version.  Some of
them probably have updated since alltheweb spidered them, but I'm sure
you can find it if you look.

Now as to actually installing this with setup.exe, you will want to take
the setup.hint file and change the curr version to 5.8.0.  You'll need
to then place all this in a local directory with the correct dir
structure and then point setup.exe to that place.  You'll also probably
need to make a setup.ini from the setup.hint, see the archives for
"Local package mirror" which covers this.

You could also just download, unpack, and install the package manually,
but that would be -even more- unsupported.

Brian

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RE: How to make Cygwin map backspace to ASCII DEL?

2003-12-19 Thread dwilson4life 
I don't use the zsh, but for bash you can modify your
/etc/inputrc or ~/.inputrc file.  I am sure there is
an equivalent rc file for zsh.

This link may help ...

http://www.ibb.net/%7Eanne/keyboard/keyboard.html#Bash

>Greetings,
>
>I just upgraded all Cygwin packages to their latest
>versions.
>Although I don't use Cygwin a lot, I'm fairly sure
>that I would
>have noticed if backspace in an ordinary Windows
>console window had
>ended up as ^H to a Cygwin application (zsh in this
>case) running
>in that console window, which is what happens now.

Anyway, whatever the old behaviour was, I want
backspace to
generate ASCII DEL (^?) and not ^H --- how can I make
Cygwin do
that?

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RE: adding to and upgrading a cygwin installation...

2003-12-19 Thread Buchbinder, Barry (NIH/NIAID) 
On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Also, is there any easy way to essentially just "upgrade" all of your
> currently installed cygwin packages ?
> Something kind of like debians "apt-get upgrade" ?

setup.exe -R c:\cygwin -s ftp://mirrors.rcn.net -n -q

works for me.  I have is as a shortcut in my Startup folder, so it runs with
every reboot.  (c:\cygwin is where cygwin is installed;
ftp://mirrors.rcn.net is my preferred mirror, change both as appropriate for
you.)  See http://www.cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2002-11/msg01490.html for more.

- Barry




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Re: [1.5.5] perl stuff building

2003-12-19 Thread dominix 

"Brian Dessent" <> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> dominix wrote:
>
> > {let forgive my backup issue}
> > I completely understand what you mean, but I consider a community can
help
> > by itself, I really mean : "for some case I could help some perl
> > fanatic^H^H^H passionate regarding cygwin issue", but it became
> > impossible^H^H^H painfull regarding the dailly traffic on cygwin ML.
> > I've gotten a lot of help from gerrit P.A. a few _years_ ago on this ML
> > so I propose a specific ML as a starting point. At least it would help
> > cygwin{perl fanatics} users, like you and me, (not so bad as a starting
> > point) at best, in a possible future, it would help maintainers and
> > authors.let's just free the potential.
>
> If you want to downgrade Perl to 5.8.0 it is possible, but of course not
> supported.  You can easily find the packages by using a FTP search
> engine and knowing how they were named.  For example:
>

> That returns 27 mirror sites that still have the old version.  Some of
> them probably have updated since alltheweb spidered them, but I'm sure
> you can find it if you look.
>

that very kind of you.
FYI: there were *1* valid perl-5.8.0-1 over the 27. (small ratio isn't it)
BTW, that do the job.
>
no trouble with setup with me :-) but thanks for the trick (for future
readers)

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Re: adding to and upgrading a cygwin installation...

2003-12-19 Thread e-head 
On 12/19/03 15:02 or thereabouts, Buchbinder, Barry (NIH/NIAID) scribbled:
> On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 
> > Also, is there any easy way to essentially just "upgrade" all of your
> > currently installed cygwin packages ?
> > Something kind of like debians "apt-get upgrade" ?
> 
> setup.exe -R c:\cygwin -s ftp://mirrors.rcn.net -n -q
> 
> works for me.  I have is as a shortcut in my Startup folder, so it runs with
> every reboot.  (c:\cygwin is where cygwin is installed;
> ftp://mirrors.rcn.net is my preferred mirror, change both as appropriate for
> you.)  See http://www.cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2002-11/msg01490.html for more.
> 
> - Barry

thanks, that could certainly come in handy.
%^)

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Re: Undefined References using libtool

2003-12-19 Thread Roy Clemmons 
I was able to resolve this problem by linking the stdc++ library in
the makefile ( -lstdc++) and changing libtool.m4.

Roy



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Re: adding to and upgrading a cygwin installation...

2003-12-19 Thread Robert Collins 
On Sat, 2003-12-20 at 04:04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Can anyone point me to any good information about "adding to" and 
> upgrading a cygwin installation ?
> 
> The reason I ask is, whenever I try and use setup.exe it goes through
> the entire setup process from scratch.

Thats wrong. Can you supply the setup.log and setup.log.full after a run
of setup? That will help diagnose the problem.

Cheers,
Rob
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List responces (Was: Re: Third-party products that include Cygwin)

2003-12-19 Thread Rolf Campbell 
Larry Hall wrote:
At 05:24 PM 12/13/2003, Hannu E K Nevalainen you wrote:
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