On 20 April 2016 at 05:17, Sylvain BERTRAND wrote:
> For my personnal use, I needed a small http server. All "mini" http servers
> out
> there I had a look were, IMHO, bloaty (SDK included).
Did you also look at http://git.suckless.org/quark/tree/quark.c ?
quark is fork() based (and POSIX comp
Hi,
For my personnal use, I needed a small http server. All "mini" http servers out
there I had a look were, IMHO, bloaty (SDK included).
lnanohttp is really small (including dependencies and SDK), straight on linux
kernel
syscalls with a thin layer. Tested only on x86 and with a gcc/binutils
t
> There is no such thing as GNU syntax. gas supports both syntaxes;
> AT&T is the de facto standard.
I meant the GNU syntax for inline assembly, not the syntax of
the assembler itself. Something that I could accept is for example:
__asm("...");
or
__asm {
...
> Supporting fallback fonts doesn't mean it supports passing comma
> separated list of fonts as parameter (either command line or compile
> time). Maybe if it's not mentioned in the man is because it doesn't
> work that way.
Thanks, my misunderstanding is cleared now.
I applied the ideology used i
> If I understood correctly, I should re-submit the same bug anew to
> dev@suckless.org. But change marker in title to [fontconfig]?
fontconfig isn't developped at suckless.
> > man st: -f font defines the font to use when st is run.
> > I read font, not fonts there.
>
> 1. st genuinely support
We don't want to follow all the extensions of GNU, this is for sure.
If you try to be compatible with GCC at the end you become GCC. If
the big project is C99 or POSIX the our target is begin able to
compile it. If the big project is Linux/GCC,then we don't care
(if you want gcc, you know where to
On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 06:31:00PM +0300, Amer wrote:
> > man st: -f font defines the font to use when st is run.
> > I read font, not fonts there.
>
> 1. st genuinely supports fallback fonts more then 3 years already.
> Maybe it has flaws and not mentioned in man, but at least works.
I don't
> Ask the person maintaining fontconfig. St uses FcNameParse() from
> font‐ config in your case.
Christoph Lohmann, thanks for directions.
Earlier, I thought it was st-related problem, because it worked in dwm.
Now I see that st does nothing to font string, passing to Fc.
If I understood correctl
On Tue, 19 Apr 2016 15:36:24 +0300
Amer wrote:
> Works
> $ st -f 'Inconsolata-12,DejaVu Sans Mono-12'
> $ st -f 'Inconsolata:pixelsize=15,DejaVu Sans Mono:pixelsize=15'
>
> Broken
> $ st -f 'Inconsolata:size=15,DejaVu Sans Mono:size=15'
> : st: can't open font Inconsolata:size=15
Greetings.
On Tue, 19 Apr 2016 15:28:36 +0200 Amer wrote:
> Works
> $ st -f 'Inconsolata-12,DejaVu Sans Mono-12'
> $ st -f 'Inconsolata:pixelsize=15,DejaVu Sans Mono:pixelsize=15'
>
> Broken
> $ st -f 'Inconsolata:size=15,DejaVu Sans Mono:size=15'
> : st: can't open font Inconsol
Works
$ st -f 'Inconsolata-12,DejaVu Sans Mono-12'
$ st -f 'Inconsolata:pixelsize=15,DejaVu Sans Mono:pixelsize=15'
Broken
$ st -f 'Inconsolata:size=15,DejaVu Sans Mono:size=15'
: st: can't open font Inconsolata:size=15,DejaVu Sans Mono:size=15
Is it a bug or the support for 'size
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