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.../stat.h configure:4399: gcc -c -g -O2 conftest.c >&5 configure:4402: $? = 0 configure:4405: test -s conftest.o configure:4408: $? = 0 configure:4419: result: yes --------------------- However, I got this error when compiling: --------------------- FileUtilities.cpp: In function `bool llvm::FileOpenable(const std::string&)': FileUtilities.cpp:72: error: aggregate `stat s' has incomplete type and cannot be defined --------------------- By looking in include/Config/config.h: --------------------- /* Define to 1 if you have the <sys/stat.h> header file. */ /* #undef HAVE_S...

...he data I'm reading in using read.fwf: 5342.0 5450.4 0.9200 0.4506 34.7030 27.8411 37.1306 46.0034 0.0000 5438.0 5549.6 0.9300 0.4477-34.7280 27.8616 37.1506 46.0234 0.0000 And the commands I'm using to read it in: widths <- c(7,7,8,8,8,8,8,8,8) filedata <- read.fwf(fileopen, widths,sep="",dec=".") The problem is with reading the second line above. R gives an error telling me that there are not 9 data points in that line. I tried adding fill=TRUE to the read statement but then when I check the data.frame I'm reading the data into...the secon...

...s? FIXED_POINT is already defined in all relevant files. My source code is patterned after sampleenc and I haven't tried using Ogg.. my source code is attached below in case anyone's interested. I wonder what I'm doing wrong.. Appreciate any help, thanks a lot. Mon int PCMToSpx (BSTR FileOpen, BSTR FileSave, bool VAD, short BitRateChoice) { __int8 Speex [6]; __int16 SamplingRate = 8000; __int8 BitsPerSampleX8 = 2 /* ie 2*8=16-bit */, NumBytes /*aka nBytes or nbBytes */; FILE *fin, *fout; void *state; int FrameSize, NumFrames = 0; int BitRate, temp; __int...

...the corresponding .pdf files are built correctly. This changes dramatically though when I call Sweave in the preamble of the .Rnw file. As before, the tex file is generated correctly but when I try to build the pdf file the Reader issues an error message that states [DocOpen("%bm.pdf")][FileOpen("%bm.pdf")] Cannot Execute the Command and does not produce anything. I found several online recommendations on how to fix this problem but none worked. Am I missing something obvious here? Has anyone experienced this before and found a fix? Thank you so much. Tudor -- View this me...

On 20/01/15 20:15, Marc Muehlfeld wrote: > Hello Sina, > > Am 20.01.2015 um 18:48 schrieb Sina Owolabi: >> Please I need to answer this question... I have a friendly organization >> profiling Linux software solutions as an alternative to a Windows-based >> back end. >> I've been asked to find out if there's an alternative to the Windows Rights >>

Hi, Segfaults happens to access memory that was not allocated using xmalloc, to read/write from the file without the fileopen function, etc. I suggest you check what codes in openssh 4.3p2 happen Segfaults. Segfaults happens when SFTP works as a client. You embed the SNPRINTF statement in the openssh as a tracer. Could you modify the program and run it on your development environment? The program moves the control to...

...0047 local7.info] Connection closed by 212.200.223.201 Mar 30 10:24:23 sftp2 sshd[18522]: [ID 800047 local7.info] Transferred: sent 14952, received 2608 bytes Mar 30 10:24:23 sftp2 sshd[18522]: [ID 800047 local7.info] Closing connection to 212.200.223.201 port 14170 ...no info about chdir, fileopen, write, filedelete ... I need to log file access, creation and deletion ... (audit reasons) This is needed for my service audit purposes. Any RTFM hint if the logging granularity listed above is possible? Thank you in advance Alex

Guys, Once again I need some help I hope you can give me. When I try to SFTP to any of my PCs (also running openssh) from my Xscale (ARM, big-endian) system sftp segfaults on me. Sftp to the xscale system works without any problems. I'm using openssl-0.9.8b (with ocf support), linux-2.6.16 and openssh 4.3p2 on the Xscale system. One of the systems I try to sftp to runs Openssh 3.7.1p2, with

Hi, I came across the problem with rsync-2.5.5 on Cygwin/Win2K while rsyncing with filenames which have 'strange' (non latin-1) characters in filenames. The problem is that filenames on Windows system are coded (in our case) in codepage 852, while server (Linux system) has filename coding according to ISO-8859-2. This two are not fully compatible, causing rsync to simply skip copying some