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...ello, I'm trying to run a program called "elektronisches gesangbuch" under wine. Nearly everything works fine, but i get the following error during application startup: fixme:font:WineEngRemoveFontResourceEx :stub fixme:font:CreateScalableFontResourceA (0,"y:\\.wine\\drive_c\\eg2\\fonts\\Capella.fot","y:\\.wine\\drive_c\\eg2\\fonts\\Capella.ttf",(null)): stub The application includes a feature to view music with notes. I consider, the notes are included in the font "capella.ttf". Both files - capella.ttf and capella.fot (from a windows-installation...

...es write data, the other volumes used will also increase when viewed using df command. Example: eg1: I create a volume with two bricks and the two bricks are on one disk. And write 1TB of data for the volume using the df command, View the space used by the volume. Display volume uses 2TB of space eg2: such as ?When I create a volume on the root partition?I didn't write any data to the volume?But using df shows that this volume has used some space? In fact, these spaces are not the size of the brick directory, but the size of the disk on which the brick is located. How do I get the capacity...

...referenced, >> The rationale is to make the post-ipo passes to take advantage >> of the initlized value to squeeeze some performance. >> >> In order to not bloat the code size, the cloned constant should >> mark "don't emit". [end of eg2] >> >> Being able to precisely update symbols' attribute is not only >> vital to correctness, it has significant impact to the the >> performance as well. >> >> I have not yet taken a thorough investigation of this issue. My >>...

...increase when viewed > using df command. > > Example: > eg1: > I create a volume with two bricks and the two bricks are on one disk. And > write 1TB of data for the volume > using the df command, View the space used by the volume. > Display volume uses 2TB of space > > eg2: > such as ?When I create a volume on the root partition?I didn't write any > data to the volume?But using df shows that this volume has used some space? > In fact, these spaces are not the size of the brick directory, but the > size of the disk on which the brick is located. > &...

...partitions where it is referenced, > The rationale is to make the post-ipo passes to take advantage > of the initlized value to squeeeze some performance. > > In order to not bloat the code size, the cloned constant should > mark "don't emit". [end of eg2] > > Being able to precisely update symbols' attribute is not only > vital to correctness, it has significant impact to the the > performance as well. > > I have not yet taken a thorough investigation of this issue. My > rudimentary implementation...

...>> The rationale is to make the post-ipo passes to take advantage >>> of the initlized value to squeeeze some performance. >>> >>> In order to not bloat the code size, the cloned constant should >>> mark "don't emit". [end of eg2] >>> >>> Being able to precisely update symbols' attribute is not only >>> vital to correctness, it has significant impact to the the >>> performance as well. >>> >>> I have not yet taken a thorough investigation of thi...

...to cloned to the partitions where it is referenced, The rationale is to make the post-ipo passes to take advantage of the initlized value to squeeeze some performance. In order to not bloat the code size, the cloned constant should mark "don't emit". [end of eg2] Being able to precisely update symbols' attribute is not only vital to correctness, it has significant impact to the the performance as well. I have not yet taken a thorough investigation of this issue. My rudimentary implementation is simply flag symbol &qu...

...rtitions where it is referenced, > The rationale is to make the post-ipo passes to take advantage > of the initlized value to squeeeze some performance. > > In order to not bloat the code size, the cloned constant should > mark "don't emit". [end of eg2] > > Being able to precisely update symbols' attribute is not only > vital to correctness, it has significant impact to the the > performance as well. > > I have not yet taken a thorough investigation of this issue. My > rudimentary implementati...

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