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Hi, I was doing a little look through one of our log files for a Terminal server client and noticed a couple of odd error messages: iceberg-ts5 (10.2.3.15) couldn't find service ta iceberg-ts5 (10.2.3.15) couldn't find service app iceberg-ts5 (10.2.3.15) couldn't find service revie I found these odd because there are no connections of these names (of course!). Except that there are quite a few occurences of these type...

Hi, We have a central Samba server which works fine. It also supplies WINS services which work fine. It also builds a browse list which seems to work fine. However, when I open 'Entire Network' on my W95 desktop machine on another subnet, I only see the workgroups / hosts on my subnet. The 95 machine is pointing to the Samba server as a WINS server. If I change the workgroup of

Hi all, I'm currently gearing up for a possible PBX replacement project using Asterisk, and I'm just breaching the iceberg of information that's available. I typically like to have something thick with pages in front of me. Mahler's book was the first one to come up and it seems like a good place to start. However, the big name bookstores tell me it'll take up to three weeks, and this project simply can&...

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...ve some of the >> flags with which the modules were compiled so that the semantics of >> the resulting program are correct. For example, a module compiled with >> `-msoft-float' should use library calls for floating point. And that's >> only the tip of the proverbial iceberg. > > This is an important missing feature. > >> - Named metadata would be used for those options which affect code >> generation for the functions, but which doesn't prevent two modules >> from being merged together. For example, `-fomit-frame-pointer' >>...

Hi Nicolas, > never got committed entirely so things are still broken. It should probably > be reopened, have my workaround committed, and then later a proper fix that > doesn't cost (a tiny bit of) performance could be done. This is only the tip of the iceberg, unfortunately. There are others more severe ABI incompatibilities. -- WBR, Anton Korobeynikov

...ion has a problem. We need to preserve some of the flags with which the modules were compiled so that the semantics of the resulting program are correct. For example, a module compiled with `-msoft-float' should use library calls for floating point. And that's only the tip of the proverbial iceberg. Goals ===== My goals for whichever solution we come up with are to be: 1) Flexible enough to differentiate between flags which affect a module as a whole and those which affect individual functions. 2) Quick to query for specific flags. 3) Easily extensible, preferably without changing the IR f...

...o not hesitate if you want to > take care of PR 400 now. I'm not really sure exactly what's left to do to fully implement what I need. I had assumed that this work would allow me to determine if a LD/ST was based on an aligned pointer or not, but this seems now like the tip of the iceberg. I'm hoping that I can declare aligned types and retain that information when I pass a pointer to one of these types to function, or declare a pointer to an aligned type as a local variable. It seems that implementing this not only requires the alignment attribute on loads and stores (...

...resentations: Prof. Mathieu Acher, an associate professor from the University of Rennes, will be discussing with us about the Linux kernel's configuration space. A common question we get is "does the kernel build with Clang?" "Depends on the config" is just the tip of the iceberg. For a sneak peak of his and his team's work, please see [2][3][4][5]. Nathan Huckleberry is a Comp. Sci. undergrad at the University of Texas at Austin and a Google summer intern. Nathan is working on instrumenting Clang and LLVM in order for us to start measuring, investigating, and improv...

...gt;>> flags with which the modules were compiled so that the semantics of >>> the resulting program are correct. For example, a module compiled with >>> `-msoft-float' should use library calls for floating point. And that's >>> only the tip of the proverbial iceberg. >> >> This is an important missing feature. >> >>> - Named metadata would be used for those options which affect code >>> generation for the functions, but which doesn't prevent two modules >>> from being merged together. For example, `-fomit-fram...

Christopher, On Mar 29, 2007, at 12:49 PM, Devang Patel wrote: > > On Mar 29, 2007, at 12:24 PM, Christopher Lamb wrote: > >> Is anyone actively working on this currently? It's marked as >> unassigned in BZ. > > In next few days I'll get to this. At the moment I'm enabling Packed > Structure support in llvm-gcc (based on patches developed by other >

...ion has a problem. We need to preserve some of the flags with which the modules were compiled so that the semantics of the resulting program are correct. For example, a module compiled with `-msoft-float' should use library calls for floating point. And that's only the tip of the proverbial iceberg. > > Goals > ===== > > My goals for whichever solution we come up with are to be: > > 1) Flexible enough to differentiate between flags which affect a module as a whole and those which affect individual functions. > 2) Quick to query for specific flags. > 3) Easily extens...

...variant of the constructor > on both 2.6 and trunk, so that frontend developers don't have to code > against three different versions of the constructor, if they don't > need > the added functionality. We do not guarantee API stability at all, so this is just the tip of the iceberg. At one point we discussed having a Version.h that you could #include and then #ifdef based on the version number, I don't know what happened to it if anything. It seems that it would be relatively easy to get autoconf to make a include/llvm/Config/Version.h file that did this. -Chris

...is available, then the Interpreter will > attempt to invoke the function using libffi, after finding its address." > > I guess you have to configure LLVM with "--enable-libffi" option. Also note that the interpreter has a ton of limitations, this is just the tip of the iceberg. It is far from being production quality. -Chris

...e need to preserve some of the > flags with which the modules were compiled so that the semantics of > the resulting program are correct. For example, a module compiled with > `-msoft-float' should use library calls for floating point. And that's > only the tip of the proverbial iceberg. This is an important missing feature. > - Named metadata would be used for those options which affect code > generation for the functions, but which doesn't prevent two modules > from being merged together. For example, `-fomit-frame-pointer' > applies to individual functions...

...[LLVMdev] Windows x64 support Hi Nicolas, > never got committed entirely so things are still broken. It should probably > be reopened, have my workaround committed, and then later a proper fix that > doesn't cost (a tiny bit of) performance could be done. This is only the tip of the iceberg, unfortunately. There are others more severe ABI incompatibilities. -- WBR, Anton Korobeynikov _______________________________________________ LLVM Developers mailing list LLVMdev at cs.uiuc.edu http://llvm.cs.uiuc.edu http://lists.cs.uiuc.edu/mailman/listinfo/llvmdev

...are a void* and an int. Now, you might think that: "well, okay we'll just use the offsets from one target in the other target's binaries". But that isn't going to work either: what if void* isn't the same size between the two targets? And that's just the tip of the iceberg. TL;DR: binary translation is a very difficult problem. Jon > > Or maybe a decompiling tool of some kind. > > > > _______________________________________________ > LLVM Developers mailing list > LLVMdev at cs.uiuc.edu http://llvm.cs.uiuc.edu > http://lists.cs....

Dear all, I just moved my puppet-server [*puppetmaster*] from one machine to another machine and regenerated the certificate(s) for the agent but since then I''m getting these error on the client: > > [root@farm021 puppet]# puppetd -t > info: Retrieving plugin > err: /File[/var/lib/puppet/lib]: Failed to generate additional resources > using

...07, at 2:42 PM, Christopher Lamb wrote: > I'm not really sure exactly what's left to do to fully implement > what I need. I had assumed that this work would allow me to > determine if a LD/ST was based on an aligned pointer or not, but > this seems now like the tip of the iceberg. > > I'm hoping that I can declare aligned types and retain that > information when I pass a pointer to one of these types to > function, or declare a pointer to an aligned type as a local > variable. It seems that implementing this not only requires the > alignment at...

...ccessfully authenticating against a Windows 2000 ADS Server. Everything is working great, except that samba (winbind?) won't talk to the backup ADS server when the primary ADS server goes down. I'm shutting off the primary ADS server to test this, and when I do I get the following: [root@iceberg /etc]# /usr/local/samba/bin/wbinfo -u Error looking up domain users "getent passwd" also doesn't work. When the primary ADS server is online, everything works. This seems to be a winbind problem ... when the primary is offline, all windows users can log into the domain from their P...