Announcing GNU Tar 1.19 for OpenVMS Alpha 8.3.
This version is designed to work with GNV gzip and bzip2, but can also
be used as a standalone utility.
I ran as many of the tests as I could from the test suite for gnu tar,
and was able to create and read an 8 GB archive. This is documented in
Elbert Pol wrote:
> U:/test-fflush: No such file or directory.
An error message "No such file or directory" tell you to look for the right
file name. Probably it has a ".exe" suffix?
> Btw: I have to run Gdb after i try to port the software?
No. gdb 6.4 is very good for x86 platforms; even gdb 5
Hi Sergey,
The test failure reported for NetBSD a year ago [1] still occurs.
*** argp.21495 Wed Apr 16 01:55:20 2008
--- - Wed Apr 16 01:55:20 2008
***
*** 1,4
Usage: test-argp [-tvCSOlp?V] [-f FILE] [-o[ARG]] [--test] [--file=FILE]
[--input=FILE] [--verbose] [
Paolo Bonzini wrote:
> > 1)
> > acosl.c:186: warning: implicit declaration of function `asinl'
> > acosl.c:186: warning: implicit declaration of function `sqrtl'
> > asinl.c:186: warning: implicit declaration of function `sqrtl'
> >
> > Calling functions with 'long double' results when they are no
> 4)
> logl.c:193: warning: unused variable `u'
> logl.c:194: warning: unused variable `m'
I'm removing these unused variables.
2008-04-15 Bruno Haible <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* lib/logl.c (logl): Remove unused variables.
--- lib/logl.c.orig 2008-04-16 03:37:16.0 +0200
+++ li
Another warning on NetBSD/x86:
uniconv/u-conv-to-enc.h:70: warning: return makes integer from pointer without
a cast
This fixes it:
2008-04-15 Bruno Haible <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* lib/uniconv/u-conv-to-enc.h (FUNC): Fix return value when U_TO_U8
fails.
--- lib/uniconv/u-conv-t
The 'trim' function gives warnings on NetBSD 3.0:
trim.c:116: warning: subscript has type `char'
trim.c:124: warning: subscript has type `char'
It's actually a bug: 'char' values must be casted to 'unsigned char' before
being usable as argument to functions.
This fixes it.
2008-04-15 Bruno Ha
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According to Elbert Pol on 4/15/2008 3:32 PM:
|
| # gdb U:/test-fflush
Are you sure that the failed test was u:/test-fflush, and not in some
subdirectory? You may also try adding the .exe suffix, to see if that
helps gdb find it.
| GDB 4.16 (emx),
Hi Bruno,
I try to run gbd and this is what i get
# gdb U:/test-fflush
GDB is free software and you are welcome to distribute copies of it
under certain conditions; type "show copying" to see the conditions.
There is absolutely no warranty for GDB; type "show warranty" for details.
GDB 4.16 (e
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According to Alain Guibert on 4/15/2008 7:02 AM:
| A similar error occurs later in freadahead.c, freading.c, and fseeko.c
| I'm not skilled enough to port anything, but the asked definitions in
| are:
|
| | extern int fflush __P((FILE*));
| | extern
[crosspost bug-m4 and bug-gnulib]
Hello gentlemen,
On my old Linux box (Intel Pentium 200 MMX, Debian bo, kernel 2.0.40,
gcc 2.7.2.1, libc 5.4.33, GNU ld cygnus-2.7.1, libiconv 1.12, pth 2.0.7,
i586-pc-linux-gnulibc1, autoconf 2.61, fileutils 3.16, Make 3.75,
bash 2.0.0(1)), while buildin
The mathl module, compiled on Cygwin with -Wall, yields several warnings:
1)
acosl.c:186: warning: implicit declaration of function `asinl'
acosl.c:186: warning: implicit declaration of function `sqrtl'
asinl.c:186: warning: implicit declaration of function `sqrtl'
Calling functions with 'long
Hi Paolo,
The mathl module, compiled on Cygwin with -Wall, yields several warnings:
1)
acosl.c:186: warning: implicit declaration of function `asinl'
acosl.c:186: warning: implicit declaration of function `sqrtl'
asinl.c:186: warning: implicit declaration of function `sqrtl'
Calling functions wi
Bruno Haible <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Simon Josefsson wrote:
>> 1) Supporting a complete list takes up a lot of size. Not all projects
>> use non-numeric service fields in getaddrinfo, so it can be wasteful.
>
> Then what about a shorter list? Let's say, only the 20 to 100 protocols
> define
Simon Josefsson wrote:
> 1) Supporting a complete list takes up a lot of size. Not all projects
> use non-numeric service fields in getaddrinfo, so it can be wasteful.
Then what about a shorter list? Let's say, only the 20 to 100 protocols
defined by RFCs (because only they are likely to be relev
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