Ralph Corderoy schrieb:
> Hi Boudewijn,
>
>> I just tried StraceNT, here is part of the output generated when grops
>> encounters 'x init'
>>
>> [T5140] CreateFileA(34f818, c000, 3, 22fcd0, ...) = 104
>
> Based on WINE, CreateFileA is almost the same as CreateFileW which is
>
> HANDLE
2009/6/23 Ralph Corderoy
> What happens for the `init x' on the case
> where there's no problems; the dvi one?
>
>From the StraceNT output it seems grodvi does not create temporary files...
I started using the cygwin version of Groff which works fine on Vista. It
just seems a bit slower.
Reg
Hi Boudewijn,
> I just tried StraceNT, here is part of the output generated when grops
> encounters 'x init'
>
> [T5140] CreateFileA(34f818, c000, 3, 22fcd0, ...) = 104
Based on WINE, CreateFileA is almost the same as CreateFileW which is
HANDLE WINAPI CreateFileW(LPCWSTR filename, DWO
2009/6/22 Ralph Corderoy
>
> Hi,
>
> If this was Linux, we'd just strace(1) the pipeline and see what the
> kernel was being asked to do for starters. I don't know if something
> like
> http://www.intellectualheaven.com/default.asp?BH=projects&H=strace.htm
> would be any use on Vista. It may sh
On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 10:43:13AM +0300, Efraim Yawitz wrote:
> > src\libs\libgroff\tmpfile.cpp:179:
> >
> > FILE *fp = fdopen(fd, FOPEN_RWB); // many callers of xtmpfile use binary
> > I/O
> >
> > and this already says what the mode is, i.e. "w+", which should be
> perfectly legal.
Actually, o
Hi,
If this was Linux, we'd just strace(1) the pipeline and see what the
kernel was being asked to do for starters. I don't know if something
like
http://www.intellectualheaven.com/default.asp?BH=projects&H=strace.htm
would be any use on Vista. It may show precisely where the temporary
file is
On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 7:00 PM, walter harms
> according to the man page (i hope that m$ did not break specs) that means
> the "mode" argument
> is wrong. perhaps you can add a message like:
> /* adjust to your needs !*/
> fprintf("fdopen mode(%s):%s",mode,strerror(errno));
>
>
> I just looke
On Sun, Jun 21, 2009 at 7:00 PM, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
>
> I see that the two that fail have hello.ps in common whereas the one
> that works is hello.dvi. Is it possible that the Windows "shell" (I've
> not used Windows so this is a punt in the dark) is having problems
> arranging the re-directio
Hi Boudewijn,
Returning to your original complaint:
> this command: groff -p hello.pic > hello.ps
> results in: grops:4:fatal error: fdopen: Invalid argument
>
> the command: groff -Thtml -p hello.pic > hello.ps
> results in: pre-grohtml:fatal error: fdopen: Invalid argument
>
> the command: gro
Efraim Yawitz schrieb:
>* On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 7:01 PM, bousch ster wrote:*
>*>It seems grops and grohtml are not working for me on Windows Vista even*
>* with*
>*>UAC disabled.*
>*>*
>*>this command: groff -p hello.pic > hello.ps*
>*>results in: grops:4:fatal error: fdopen: Inv
>I just looked again and I see that the temporary file is created in the
>place designated by %TMP% or %TEMP%, so you have to make sure that you have
>write permissions to those places
Yes, these are set to my user tmp dir. It does not seem to be a
permission problem because with UAC disabled it a
Efraim Yawitz schrieb:
> On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 7:01 PM, bousch ster wrote:
>>It seems grops and grohtml are not working for me on Windows Vista even
> with
>>UAC disabled.
>>
>>this command: groff -p hello.pic > hello.ps
>>results in: grops:4:fatal error: fdopen: Invalid
> argu
I just looked again and I see that the temporary file is created in the
place designated by %TMP% or %TEMP%, so you have to make sure that you have
write permissions to those places
On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 7:01 PM, bousch ster wrote:
>
>It seems grops and grohtml are not working for me on Windows Vista even
with
>UAC disabled.
>
>this command: groff -p hello.pic > hello.ps
>results in: grops:4:fatal error: fdopen: Invalid
argument
>
>the command: groff -Th
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