dexter1 wrote: I deleted my recent post again. I accidentally usedinstead ofCode: Select all
/usr/bin/wishfor testing tcl/tk scripts.Code: Select all
/usr/nekoware/bin/wish8.4
xcircuit 3.8.78 picks up the right wish:so that looks to be okay.Code: Select all
Makefile:WISH_EXE = /usr/nekoware/bin/wish8.4
necron2600 wrote: I didnt see this post until now..
vishnu wrote: If you're at all handy with solder and wire you should be able to tap off the voltage you need from the power supply...
uunix wrote: I had a SunPCi[3 or 4] and I had it driving it's own monitor & keyboard/mouse and it was very cool. So if I was to do this, I'd make sure I had an empty slot in the octane and have external VGA KB/Mouse/USB,...
uunix wrote: I have tried it chap, in fact it was you who pointed it in out to me.
dexter1 wrote: I've attached a patch file for xcircuit 3.4.3. It replaces pressmode declarations from Boolean to int
vishnu wrote: Maxwell on IRIX redux: I solved the link problem .. .
commodorejohn wrote: Who cares? Everything we do today we were doing satisfactorily 15 years ago, so there's nothing that actually requires multiple cores.
dexter1 wrote: If you now have two versions side-by-side, one without the bug and the other with the bug, do a version diff. That way you can easily check differences. Most likely code changes in canvas refresh or mouse event handling might be the culprit.
XCircuit wrote: posted: July 18, 2006 at 2:40am version: 3.6 revision: 41
2006-07-17 21:06 tim A number of changes: Modified the way XCircuit creates backup files, avoiding spurious timeout errors that occur in Linux. Does not write the backup file multiple times if there is no activity. Added a command "config suspend" that allows scripts to suspend drawing to the screen during read-in of scripted files. This function does not yet cover all cases where drawing occurs, but it catches the major ones. Corrected numerous Tcl command-line commands. Additional options will be written up in the documentation. "object make" now returns a handle to the newly-generated instance ("symbol.tcl" has been modified to no longer attempt to work around the error), and "object make ... -force" will generate a new empty object (previously disallowed), avoiding the necessity of creating some dummy element and then erasing it.
posted: July 19, 2006 at 2:40am version: 3.6 revision: 42
2006-07-18 17:08 tim Added new TCL script "edif.tcl" that handles EDIF 2.0.0 file format reads. Includes some source file bug fixes, such as having the command "parameter make ..." return a TCL_ERROR if an attempt is made to create a duplicate parameter name. Also, more drawing routines removed when in "suspend" mode, which otherwise cause XCircuit to produce a weird Tcl result on an ordinary command (in this case, a "no such variable XCOps(focus)" error was returned from the command "label type"). The flag TCL_NAMESPACE_ONLY was removed from calls to Tcl_Var, which should prevent the above error from occurring even outside of "suspend" mode.
Also: Rewrote the "config suspend" mechanism slightly so that a single call to "config suspend" puts XCircuit in a "temporarily suspended" drawing mode. Any key or button press in the window will return XCircuit to a normal drawing state. This prevents XCircuit from getting hung in suspend mode if, for example, the "read_edif" procedure halts in the middle with an error return value. "config suspend" can be called twice in a row to prevent keystrokes from breaking the suspend state, in case anyone cares.
jimmer wrote: ehrmmm... IMAP not available in the Middle Kingdom?
vishnu wrote: ... this thing is horrible crashware ...
armanox wrote: Au contraire....I block all of Africa, Middle East, and Eastern Europe, in addition to China. If I had need I'd white list as needed (as I've done for a couple of Russian sites), but I block based on where the majority of my attacks have come from.
vishnu wrote: I'm finding it hard to believe anyone ever had this thing running right...
necron2600 wrote: ThinStuff's TSX RemoteApp product looks cool to launch just the app and not the entire desktop. Linux-based rdesktop can do 'seamless' apps too if a seamless-rdp DLL is installed on the remote windows node.
GL1zdA wrote: It's called Edison not Edward: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Edison
armanox wrote: I'll soon be blocking all inbound connections from non-US IP addresses at work to simplify things even more. We do not target nor have any clients outside the US and US territories
vishnu wrote: IMAP is weird. But then again so was the guy that created it...
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/*--------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Set the name for a new user-defined object and make the */
/* object. If "forceempty" is true, we allow creation of a new */
/* object with no elements (normally would be used only from a */
/* script, where an object is being constructed automatically). */
/*--------------------------------------------------------------*/
objinstptr domakeobject(int libnum, char *name, Boolean forceempty)
{
objectptr *newobj;
objinstptr *newinst;
genericptr *ssgen;
oparamptr ops, newop;
eparamptr epp, newepp;
stringpart *sptr;
XPoint origin;
short loclibnum = libnum;
if (libnum == -1) loclibnum = USERLIB - LIBRARY;
/* make room for new entry in library list */
xobjs.userlibs[loclibnum].library = (objectptr *)
realloc(xobjs.userlibs[loclibnum].library,
(xobjs.userlibs[loclibnum].number + 1) * sizeof(objectptr));
newobj = xobjs.userlibs[loclibnum].library + xobjs.userlibs[loclibnum].number;
*newobj = delete_element(areawin->topinstance, areawin->selectlist,
areawin->selects, NORMAL);
if (*newobj == NULL) {
objectptr initobj;
if (!forceempty) return NULL;
/* Create a new (empty) object */
initobj = (objectptr) malloc(sizeof(object));
initmem(initobj);
*newobj = initobj;
}
invalidate_netlist(topobject);
xobjs.userlibs[loclibnum].number++;
ivelegacy wrote:chemdream wrote: price is right
too "fuzzified", can you un-fuzzify and give a numerical (USD,EURO,…) definition of "right" ?
Trippynet wrote: It's not the Boolean which is set to NULL, it's the return value of the function.
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/* copy name into object and check for conflicts */
strcpy((*newobj)->name, name);
checkname(*newobj);
/* generate library instance for this object (bounding box */
/* should be default, so don't do calcbbox() on it) */
addtoinstlist(loclibnum, *newobj, FALSE);
/* recompile the user catalog and reset view bounds */
composelib(loclibnum + LIBRARY);
centerview(xobjs.libtop[loclibnum + LIBRARY]);
return *newinst;
}
vishnu wrote: The author of the Courier mail transport agent has some very enlightening things to say about IMAP in general and it's author (may he rest in peace) in particular: http://www.courier-mta.org/fud/
uunix wrote: not as a cool as it would with a FUEL next to the Octane.
dexter1 wrote: running mission critical with IRIX machines is basically not a smart thing.
And our mission here, hell, no one would notice for two or three weeks if we died from breathing the air.
robespierre wrote: I will freely admit I could be wrong
jimmer wrote: Hamei, this is where you snigger and go "codeface, shmodeface, the kermunittee doesn't even test-run the stuff in nekoware/beta!"
dexter1 wrote: Found it (I think) but i need people to test this, since it's late and i have to bike home in the rain.
uunix wrote: Yes. It's very noisy. I think though putting anything in the lower cage will cause the fans to replicate a Harrier Jump Jet.
Jack Luminous wrote: At the moment, I have a FC-AL XIO card in the lower XIO section and the thing isn't that noisy overall.
nekonoko wrote: I'd just redirect the compiler output to a text file,
I'll try that next time, thanks ...
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cairo.$(OBJEXT) : CFLAGS += -pedantic -Wall -Wextra
elements.$(OBJEXT) : CFLAGS += -pedantic -Wall -Wextra
events.$(OBJEXT) : CFLAGS += -pedantic -Wall -Wextra
fontfile.$(OBJEXT) : CFLAGS += -pedantic -Wall -Wextra
text.$(OBJEXT) : CFLAGS += -pedantic -Wall -Wextra
utf8encodings.$(OBJEXT) : CFLAGS += -pedantic -Wall -Wextra
