McUsr

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by McUsr 14y ago
I just want to inform you that GNU make indeed is very good for c projects as it can read the dependency files made by gcc (and clang), so you get very small very readable makefiles, that takes care of tracking the dependencies for you. ht
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by McUsr 14y ago
Yes, this is something I have thought through, though I may have been lucky/unlucky with my pick of projects. But generally speaking, installs I have installed based on GNU autotools, seems to install with less fuzz than those with C-Make.
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by McUsr 14y ago
It is Os X only at the moment, I have to adjust the buffer calculations, as widechars, utf-16 and ordinary bytes are involved. I have used 64-bit wchar_t. So I have to go over the calculations. But other than that, I think it should compile
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by McUsr 14y ago
I am very tired a the moment, it is passed bed time here. But you are so right. Here is the short version. You are a person that uses the commandline. You are doing some activity, either reading a text book, or gathering some information, d
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by McUsr 14y ago
Hello. Maybe I should, but I have just linked in the html version of the man file, which has an example. But I will really consider adding more examples.
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Index soon to be portable "database-file program" for OS X(github.com)
6 points by McUsr 14y ago|8 comments
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by McUsr 14y ago
This was a nice intro to vim, showing the concepts fast. I was just wondering about the match braces commands. I propose that you show off the yank registers, and the @ macro function as well, along with the marks. Another great command is