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Folks, I did read the documentation but I am at a loss still. I do have the following: Pass *createFooPass (char *foo1) { return new FooPass (foo1); } static RegisterPass<FooPass> X("foo-pass", "foo", false, true); Where exactly do I supply the non-default crore in this example ? Thanks /Dirk

On Sep 30, 2013, at 10:11 PM, Dirk Schroetter <dschroetter at googlemail.com> wrote: > Folks, > > I did read the documentation but I am at a loss still. > > I do have the following: > > Pass *createFooPass (char *foo1) { > return new FooPass (foo1); > } > > static RegisterPass<FooPass> X("foo-pass", "foo", false, true); >

Originally I was planning on allowing all kinds of mail settings inside namespace {}, including imapc_* settings. But that's a bit difficult to implement (although I think it will happen some day). So for now I was thinking: imapc foo { host = imap.foo.com master_user = foomaster password = foopass } imapc bar { host = imap.bar.com ... } namespace { prefix = foo/ location =

Does anyone know what the guidelines are supposed to be for properly initializing a pass? Looking around, we seem to have three styles of pass registration in use. INITIALIZE_PASS(...) INITIALIZE_PASS_BEGIN(...) INITIALIZE_PASS_DEPENDENCY(...) ... INITIALIZE_PASS_END(...) static RegisterPass<FooPass> X(...); (This is the one encouraged in the docs, but seemingly the least widely used

On 05/31/2013 04:21 PM, Timo Sirainen wrote: > Originally I was planning on allowing all kinds of mail settings inside namespace {}, including imapc_* settings. But that's a bit difficult to implement (although I think it will happen some day). So for now I was thinking: > > imapc foo { > host = imap.foo.com > master_user = foomaster > password = foopass > } >

Hello, I dont fully understand how the domain name replacement in mail_location takes place. If I connect to the server using my username as in the text file i can not access my Maildirs as %d gets not replaced. If i user username at domain.com the %d is correctly replaced. But, how would i configure my mail_location, to take the domain part from the server name i connect to? So i could set

Hello, I''m having a trouble when I try to connect RoR and Oracle. I believe that it has something to do with database.yml, this is how my database.yml looks: development: adapter: oci database: 127.0.0.1:1521/XE username: system password: y1984nip0359 host: 127.0.0.1 And this is the Error that i get: -> http://127.0.0.1:3000/blog OCIError in BlogController#index

Let me rephrase to make sure I understand. Once we have this settled, I'll update the comments in the file to summarize and possibly update the docs. On 08/21/2015 10:27 AM, Owen Anderson wrote: > The macro versions should be preferred, as they reduce static initializaters. Makes sense. But the tradeoff is that they need to be baked into the list of known passes so that someone knows

...nical representation built into the PassManager. It would have been really useful for part of the work I was doing this Summer, which involved analyzing different pass combinations for LTO, and I ended up essentially having text files with a bunch of opt commandline options and doing "opt `cat foopasses.txt | sed '/^#/d' | tr '\n' ' '` bar.bc", and communicating with colleagues involved essentially pasting opt commandline options to each other. A flexible format would also open the door to later having parameterized passes (something else I could have used this Summer...

On Tue, Nov 12, 2013 at 7:24 PM, Sean Silva <silvas at purdue.edu> wrote: > Could you maybe give an example or two to whet our testing appetite? It would honestly be simpler for me to write the tests after pulling it in and point at them. The GoogleMock project has some good examples as well. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Sorry, but this is really NOT as easy as the tutorials/books make out. I''m really struggling at the first hurdle here. And while I''m not a programmer by design I do know my way around most stuff. And if I can''t get this to work I suspect more people will have the same issues. There seems to be too many variables to address. I have winXP, I have ruby and rails all

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