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Trying to import a bunch of data files named like f001, f002, ....f999. Some of the files may be missing and the missing files vary from time to time. Used for loop and read.table. When it reaches the missing file (say f100), it shows: Error in file(file, "r") : cannot open the connection In addition: Warning message: In file(file, "r") : cannot open file 'f100': No

...s. With 1.1pre10 'BindToAddress' in tinc.conf on the client machines fails with: ============================================================================== tincd 1.1pre10 (Jun 7 2014 21:38:38) starting, debug level 5 /dev/net/tun is a Linux tun/tap device (tun mode) Can't bind to fxxx:xxxx:xxx::x port xxx/tcp: Cannot assign requested address Unable to create any listening socket! Closing connection with proxy ((null)) Executing script tinc-down Script tinc-down exited with non-zero status 1 Terminating ============================================================================...

...uot; should be if I press ctrl+c. I can login if I enter the correct login and password, but the shell that I get also shows only the blinking cursor and no text. I can issue commands. The server is in production and works ok. SSH works ok. CentOS 6. What I have tried: - tty[1-7] with ctrl+alt+Fxxx - 'reset' command after logging in - initctl restart tty TTY=/dev/tty2 - killing ttyS What I didn't try: - reboot would mean downtime Is there something that can be done about this? More info: # ps aux | grep tty root 11631 0.0 0.0 103244 888 pts/0 S+ 17:20 0:00 grep...

...atthias Braun <matze at braunis.de> wrote: > > -mllvm xxx will pass options directly to the llvm libraries though for that the same caveats apply in that they are more of a developer/debug tool than a stable interface. > The stable interface to clang is the usual flags like -O0/-O3/-fXXX/-mXXX ... > > If you find yourself in a position that you want to control the pass pipeline down to single passes (why would you want to enable/disable mem2reg really?) then you are relying on LLVM internals anyway. If you need/want that level of control then your best bet would be to link a...

...important is 100% compatibility with GCC? (my take: "not very", but we should be "close" where it makes sense). 2. Can the -D problem shown above be solved without modification to the CommandLine library? Note that other -D options were accepted by llvmc. 3. Should -fXXX options just be passed through to compiler tools? Or, should they be accepted and ignored, or should they be reported as errors as shown above? 4. What exactly should happen for native code linking? Should gccld be used in conjunction with llc? Should I use a native linker? Should l...

...gs to the list are, without a doubt, coming from folks that have just recently found an app they believe in and would like to try it. But the arrogant _few_ (about 3, if someone's counting) consistently discourage these same people with "did you search the archives" or "any dumb fxxx" should know that; just read the code!!! If I see one more post from those same arrogant <people>, I'm tempted to build an army <of you know what> and see how well their business and customers stand up to the DS3 <pressure>. (For the arrogant few, substitute the best-k...

...at braunis.de> wrote: >>> >>> -mllvm xxx will pass options directly to the llvm libraries though for that the same caveats apply in that they are more of a developer/debug tool than a stable interface. >>> The stable interface to clang is the usual flags like -O0/-O3/-fXXX/-mXXX ... >>> >>> If you find yourself in a position that you want to control the pass pipeline down to single passes (why would you want to enable/disable mem2reg really?) then you are relying on LLVM internals anyway. If you need/want that level of control then your best bet wo...

Hi Matthias, I’m trying to see if I can make do with the clang interface only. How do I pass flags to opt or llc? Say I want to enable/disable tbaa, which could be done with `--enable-tbaa=true/false` or `-mem2reg` or `-globalopt`? Would the `-llvm` switch be, what I’m looking for or the `-Xclang`, or something else entirely? Cheers, Moritz > On Mar 11, 2017, at 2:26 AM, Matthias Braun

...+c. I can login if I enter the correct login and password, but the > shell that I get also shows only the blinking cursor and no text. I can > issue commands. > > The server is in production and works ok. SSH works ok. CentOS 6. > > What I have tried: > - tty[1-7] with ctrl+alt+Fxxx > - 'reset' command after logging in > - initctl restart tty TTY=/dev/tty2 > - killing ttyS Dunno - don't know either the system or IMM2. However, have you tried stty sane? mark

For a LLVM code target, I am developing a software-supported floating-point engine. I've come into a few issues in which the DAG conversion is Can anyone help with: I have some C code test like: float x; printf("%f", x); which clang coverts to: %0 = load float* @x, align 4 %conv = fpext float %0 to double The issue is for simple Float to Double extension, the DAGCombiner.cpp

...and emm386.exe couldn't help me as much as I was hoping. since I'm loading a lot of network stuff, most of it get's load in to the normal memory, 'cause EMM can't get his hands on some MEM-Pages to switch Frames to the Rest of my unused 256MB, because of low free addresses (Axxx-Fxxx) I think MEMDISK and/or the DiskImage is sitting in it. I was trying to get a share on the SAMBA-Server for accessing Images with ghost 7.5. We have a couple motherboards from different firms and what I figured out is the available Memory is not equal on every configuration. On some Platforms it...

...elp me as much as >I was hoping. >since I'm loading a lot of network stuff, most of it get's load in to the >normal memory, 'cause >EMM can't get his hands on some MEM-Pages to switch Frames to the Rest of >my >unused 256MB, >because of low free addresses (Axxx-Fxxx) I think MEMDISK and/or the >DiskImage is sitting in it. > >I was trying to get a share on the SAMBA-Server for accessing Images with >ghost 7.5. >We have a couple motherboards from different firms and what I figured out >is >the available Memory >is not equal on every conf...