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Hi, I am trying to install Gnumeric in CentOS 4 and I can't. It complains about quite a few dependencies failing. It suggested installing some postgresql librairies, openldap librairies... I did that, now I still get: dependencies failed: libmdb/libmdbsq/libsqlite/libxbase/libtds. Is there a yum repository that has them or a yum repository for gnumeric? I have tried Dag, he does not, he

I'm attempting to install a gnucash rpm I've come across but the dependency list is long. I've searched high and low and can't find a nice yum repo with it and all of it's dependencies. Does anyone know if it lives in a yum repo anywhere? I'm getting lazy in my old age(just turned 30) and I just wanna "yum install" it rather than tracking it all down like I

Hi Ben - Thanks for your response. For the sake of argument, let's narrow the scope of the problem to eliminate some of the variables you have rightfully cited. Let's assume we're not dealing with volatiles, atomics, or FP operands. We'll even guarantee that the extra loaded value is never used. This is, in fact, the scenario that http://reviews.llvm.org/rL263446 is concerned

Attached is a patch that implements compressing output files as they're written to disk, uzing zlib. Thus far I've only used it with synchronizing directories on a single machine. What seems to work / what's done: - Synchronizing directories with all files in the target directory gzip'd. Files seem to contain the correct data. Use the option "--gzip-dest". -

We are careful not to try this optimization where it would extend the range of loaded memory; this is purely for what I call a "load doughnut". :) Reading past either specified edge would be very bad because it could cause a memory fault / exception where there was none in the original program. That's definitely not legal. On Wed, Mar 16, 2016 at 12:20 PM, Craig, Ben <ben.craig

[cc'ing cfe-dev because this may require some interpretation of language law] My understanding is that the compiler has the freedom to access extra data in C/C++ (not sure about other languages); AFAIK, the LLVM LangRef is silent about this. In C/C++, this is based on the "as-if rule": http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/as_if So the question is: where should the optimizer