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by dima55 10y ago
This is a fundamental part of Make. If it's news to anybody, PLEASE go read the manual. Otherwise we will keep getting more and more new systems that supposedly improve Make, written by and for people who never bothered to learn how to
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by dima55 11y ago
That is simply not true. Maybe the latest and hipsteriest devices will all have those features, but the market is vast and caters to all sorts of humans and price points. You just have to care enough to make that choice as a consumer.
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by dima55 11y ago
Pro tip: gcc -S -o- sum.c
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by dima55 11y ago
Turn your javascript off already. Makes everything better
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by dima55 11y ago
These days one can use org-mode tables for quite a bit of spreadsheet stuff.
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by dima55 11y ago
$20 is way too expensive for these. Here's the same thing for half the price: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Newsky-TV28T-v2-USB-DVB-T-RTL-SDR-Re...
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by dima55 11y ago
If you mean as a backend to CMake, then it's entirely the fault of CMake's braindead-ness
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by dima55 11y ago
Hmmm? "Cекрет" is a noun. "Cекретно" is an adverb. Why is "Cекрет" inappropriate here?
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by dima55 11y ago
So some guy complains that a code path in libc is slow, but refuses to actually do anything to fix it. What's noteworthy here? Besides, this particular complaint is 7 years old. Poster: is this still an issue?
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by dima55 11y ago
Yes. Exactly.
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by dima55 12y ago
sew
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by dima55 12y ago
Right. Get something better.
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by dima55 12y ago
Well, not having to build your own cross-compilers is a HUGE reason to run Debian. Other distros probably have packages too in any case.
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by dima55 12y ago
Heh? Debian cross toolchains work fine: https://packages.debian.org/sid/gcc-4.9-arm-linux-gnueabi for armel and https://packages.debian.org/sid/gcc-4.9-arm-linux-gnueabihf for armhf
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by dima55 12y ago
True. You're unlikely to be using anything that's in 4.1 but not in 3.82, however. I wish the remake stuff would get merged into the main tree, but there're probably political issues there, or something.
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by dima55 12y ago
A general comment on debugging GNU Make: there's a fork ( http://bashdb.sourceforge.net/remake/ ) that adds interactive debugging facilities to GNU Make. Since this is a fork and not a reimplementation, it's 10
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by dima55 12y ago
Sigh. As far as I can tell ninja is primarily used as a cmake backend. Mostly because the people who wrote cmake never learned to write Makefiles and as a result using ninja with cmake is much faster.
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by dima55 12y ago
Or a second windows key. Or separate mouse buttons. Sigh
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by dima55 12y ago
Have you ever heard of an apple product where this was the case?
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by dima55 12y ago
say that in the article
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by dima55 12y ago
Because there is no "own router".
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by dima55 12y ago
FreeBSD will not help him since "linux" is not his problem at all. If he didn't run all the fancy things, and did what you do, then his problems would be somewhere between non-existent and clearly-debuggable.
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by dima55 12y ago
In zsh, you can use =() instead of <() to slurp all the data into a temporary file first to deal with this issue. Perhaps bash has this also.
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by dima55 12y ago
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=597050
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by dima55 12y ago
Hi. FYI "suspend doesn't work" is a major issue on a laptop.
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by dima55 12y ago
Oh please. A "language" is way more than a way to define functions and add numbers. All modern languages like to rewrite the world: standard library, help system, build system, distribution system, FFI and so on and so on. It&#x27
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by dima55 12y ago
Except if you keep switching languages, you never truly become proficient in any of them. And you can pry C and Perl from my cold, dead hands. :)
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by dima55 12y ago
It's this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiddlehead
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by dima55 12y ago
Clearly the problem here does not lie with Meld.
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by dima55 12y ago
diff -y is side-by-side. As far as I know colordiff does per-line coloring, while icdiff seems to have finer granularity. This dude really should have patched colordiff, though. Or just used emacs.

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