On 03/12/2012 08:19 AM, Leo wrote:
> On 12/03/2012, at 10:09 PM, Ken Jackson wrote:
> >> On 03/10/2012 01:17 AM, Leo wrote:
>>> Now my normal Windows paths copied from Windows Explorer don't work
>>> anymore in Emacs - and vice versa. I know I can use `cygpath` to
>>> convert /on the command line/
On Mon, Mar 12, 2012 at 05:28:17PM -, James Johnston wrote:
>Well, good call. I shouldn't have jumped to conclusions. Both my C++
>and C# examples still fail:
Not really a call. It was obviously different failure. The previous
fix wasn't even pipe related.
But, regardless, Corinna (who ha
Greetings, Christian Buhtz!
> I have a script running on cygwin.
Wha??? Do you aware that this your phrase is a complete nonsense?
> I want to start it (with taksplaner) from windows but cygwin is not running.
What preventing you from doing so?
> How can I tell window to start the scri
I have also noticed this issue; again it was with the XML serialization
functions like Andres Martinelli originally noted. The root of the problem is
that Windows environment variables are not case sensitive, while they *are* in
a Unix environment. Cygwin passes an environment block with dupli
Well, good call. I shouldn't have jumped to conclusions. Both my C++ and C#
examples still fail:
$ echo `./HelloCPP` ; echo `./HelloCS`
JamesJ@JTJDEVTOOLS /cygdrive/c/Users/JamesJ/Desktop
$
I guess maybe it is a different bug. I can provide binaries for these files if
desired, but realis
On 12/03/2012 11:20 AM, Michel Bardiaux wrote:
Alternatively, you could compile with -g and try to traverse the debug
info tables gdb uses to work> around everything nasty gcc does, but
there's no clean API there that I know of.
Since cygwin_stackdump does not dare to tread there...
Pretty muc
On Mon, Mar 12, 2012 at 03:21:11PM +, Adam Dinwoodie wrote:
>Christian Buhtz wrote:
>>I have a script running on cygwin.
>>
>>I want to start it (with taksplaner) from windows but cygwin is not
>>running.
>>
>>How can I tell window to start the script but need to run cygwin first?
>
>Two option
Christian Buhtz wrote:
> I have a script running on cygwin.
>
> I want to start it (with taksplaner) from windows but cygwin is not
> running.
>
> How can I tell window to start the script but need to run cygwin first?
Two options:
* Use Cygwin's cron: There's good, brief instructions on [Stack
[snip]
> This is hard in C, and harder in code compiled by gcc [snip]
I know that, and am willing to accept the risk since any info is better
than none. I just wish for a more efficient mechanism than I am now
using.
> If you're using C++, [snip]
Nope.
> Alternatively, you could compile with -g
Hi Christian,
>Von: Christian Buhtz []
>Gesendet: Samstag, 10. März 2012 22:43
>Betreff: [bulk] - start cygwin script from windows
>
>I have a script running on cygwin.
>
>I want to start it (with taksplaner) from windows but cygwin is not running.
>
>How can I tell window to start the script but
I have a script running on cygwin.
I want to start it (with taksplaner) from windows but cygwin is not running.
How can I tell window to start the script but need to run cygwin first?
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On Mon, Mar 12, 2012 at 02:05:13PM -, James Johnston wrote:
>You're partially correct, depending on how you look at it... As I wrote
>earlier, I reproduced it with a straight Win32 program, too - by doing a
>null write that every C# program would do. So I guess it's not specific to
>C#, since
On Mar 12 14:05, James Johnston wrote:
> You're partially correct, depending on how you look at it... As I wrote
> earlier, I reproduced it with a straight Win32 program, too - by doing a
> null write that every C# program would do. So I guess it's not specific to
> C#, since C++ programs can cau
On 3/12/2012 2:27 PM, Denis Excoffier wrote:
Hello,
I have a problem that appeared between the 20120308 snapshot
and the 20120309 snapshot.
[I have CYGWIN_NT-5.1 (on top of a French-only Windows XP SP3), all
packages installed and up to date this morning, installation with
"Just Me". When i in
You're partially correct, depending on how you look at it... As I wrote
earlier, I reproduced it with a straight Win32 program, too - by doing a
null write that every C# program would do. So I guess it's not specific to
C#, since C++ programs can cause it too. But every C# program would
normally
On Mar 12 14:26, Denis Excoffier wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have a problem that appeared between the 20120308 snapshot
> and the 20120309 snapshot.
>
> [I have CYGWIN_NT-5.1 (on top of a French-only Windows XP SP3), all
> packages installed and up to date this morning, installation with
> "Just Me"
Hello,
I have a problem that appeared between the 20120308 snapshot
and the 20120309 snapshot.
[I have CYGWIN_NT-5.1 (on top of a French-only Windows XP SP3), all
packages installed and up to date this morning, installation with
"Just Me". When i install a snapshot i extract the whole
cygwin-ins
Is there a way to increase the verbosity level of the sending rsync (aside
the parameter "-v" which we can increase to "-vv" or even "-vvv") ?
Or could rsync print further helpful information about what it is doing right
now ?
Because that could help me. With "-vvv" rsync prints information abo
On 12/03/2012, at 10:09 PM, Ken Jackson wrote:
> On 03/10/2012 01:17 AM, Leo wrote:
>> Now my normal Windows paths copied from Windows Explorer don't work
>> anymore in Emacs - and vice versa. I know I can use `cygpath` to
>> convert /on the command line/, but is there any integration for this
>>
On 12/03/2012 5:39 AM, Michel Bardiaux wrote:
To complete the port of some library to Cygwin, I need a way to produce
a traceback with as much info as possible. Currently I have something
that works but not that well. There are basically 3 parts:
* Gather all the stack frames; see below.
* Ass
On 03/10/2012 01:17 AM, Leo wrote:
Now my normal Windows paths copied from Windows Explorer don't work
anymore in Emacs - and vice versa. I know I can use `cygpath` to
convert /on the command line/, but is there any integration for this
in Cygwin Emacs?
I prefer to wrap everything in a shell scr
CHANGES SINCE LAST RELEASE:
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New upstream release.
* Enabled wildcard expansion for all versions.
* Fixed a compilation error when debug was enabled.
DESCRIPTION:
This is an update of Benjamin Lin's implementations of dos2unix and
unix2dos. Benjamin Lin
To complete the port of some library to Cygwin, I need a way to produce
a traceback with as much info as possible. Currently I have something
that works but not that well. There are basically 3 parts:
* Gather all the stack frames; see below.
* Assign the PCs in each frame to some executable imag
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