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I am completely new to wine. I remember reading somewhere that the problem(.wine is not owned by you) occurs when wine is run under sudo or root. I am not familiar with the unix part of Mac os, but I do know that sudo is a command and root is a type of user/access who has control over the entire computer like an administrator.Does that mean that I can't run wine from my administrator account

...ased Based on function local “__local_depot” array, that represents the stack frame. g) All variables must have non-standard DW_AT_address_class attribute so the debuger had the info about address class of the variable - global or local. DWARF standard does support this attribute, but it can be appiled to pointer/reference types only, not variables. h) The first label in the function must follow the debug location macro. In LLVM, it is followed by the debug location macro. i) .debug_frame section is emitted by txas compiler. DW_AT_frame_base must be set to dwarf::DW_FORM_data1 dwarf::DW_OP_...

Erik de Castro Lopo wrote: > Martijn van Beurden wrote: >> the second fixes some dead links in the website pages > The first and the third patch were fine, but the second (Fix dead links > and update news) doesn't apply. Can you please try regenerating that > patch and resending? That was due to a conflict with my patch to update the download link. Here is a rebased

Hello: I have looked at the bnlearn and deal packages for infering bayesian network. Can anyone suggest any other suitable package for constructing bayesian gene regulatory network using gene expression data? Thanks! John [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

Hi, I''ve have my IP and TC scripts working OK but my rate limiting does not seem to be being appiled. My available download speed is around 150kbps. I''d like to limit this box and the machines it forwards for to 10kbps each, a total of 20kbps. Thus leaving 130kbps unused. The classes I''ve created are simple and the stats show they are moving bytes OK, however; the entire 150...

...ot” array, that represents the >> stack frame. >> g) All variables must have non-standard DW_AT_address_class attribute >> so the debuger had the info about address class of the variable - >> global or local. DWARF standard does support this attribute, but it can >> be appiled to pointer/reference types only, not variables. > For variables it would be more usual to use DW_AT_segment for this. > But that's an agreement that the compiler and debugger need to reach. > >> h) The first label in the function must follow the debug location macro. >> I...

...ot” array, that represents the >> stack frame. >> g) All variables must have non-standard DW_AT_address_class attribute >> so the debuger had the info about address class of the variable - >> global or local. DWARF standard does support this attribute, but it can >> be appiled to pointer/reference types only, not variables. > For variables it would be more usual to use DW_AT_segment for this. > But that's an agreement that the compiler and debugger need to reach. > >> h) The first label in the function must follow the debug location macro. >> I...