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...in this example: A { A(); ~A() throw(); }; void foo() throw() { A x; b(); } Your model has this as follows, modulo syntax: entry: %x = alloca %A invoke void @A::A(%A* %x) to label %succ0 unwind label %lp0 region 0 succ0: invoke void @b() to label %succ1 unwind label %lp1 region 0 succ1: call void @A::~A(%A* %x) nounwind ret void lp0: call void @A::~A(%A* %x) nounwind br label %lp1 lp1: dispatch region 0 [filter i8* null] # no resume edge Whereas my model has this as follows: entry: %x = alloca %A invoke void @A::A(%A* %x) to...

...gt; void foo() throw() { > A x; > b(); > } > > Your model has this as follows, modulo syntax: > entry: > %x = alloca %A > invoke void @A::A(%A* %x) to label %succ0 unwind label %lp0 region 0 > succ0: > invoke void @b() to label %succ1 unwind label %lp1 region 0 > succ1: > call void @A::~A(%A* %x) nounwind > ret void > lp0: > call void @A::~A(%A* %x) nounwind > br label %lp1 > lp1: > dispatch region 0 [filter i8* null] # no resume edge > > Whereas my model has this as follows: > entry: >...

...M -0800, qingjuan gu wrote: > Hello, > > I am trying to print to an HP LaserJet 2100 Series > PS using samba in the environment Win2K. I can not > print to HP LaserJet 2100 Series PS using samba server > correctly. > > The _printers_ window inW2K show me the printer > lp1(printer name) on athena(unix server name) is > READY. I can print anything through this printer, but > the problem is that there are always two EXTRA BLANK > PAGES printed. I can use this print locally without > any problem. > > Does anybody have idea about this problem? > &g...

...t; A x; >> b(); >> } >> >> Your model has this as follows, modulo syntax: >> entry: >> %x = alloca %A >> invoke void @A::A(%A* %x) to label %succ0 unwind label %lp0 region 0 >> succ0: >> invoke void @b() to label %succ1 unwind label %lp1 region 0 >> succ1: >> call void @A::~A(%A* %x) nounwind >> ret void >> lp0: >> call void @A::~A(%A* %x) nounwind >> br label %lp1 >> lp1: >> dispatch region 0 [filter i8* null] # no resume edge >> >> Whereas my model has this...

On Nov 24, 2010, at 4:58 AM, John McCall wrote: >> If that's so, how do you encode which which landing pad is to be >> followed per region? >> >> Consider the following code: >> >> try { >> Foo f(); >> f.run(); // can throw exception >> Bar b(); >> b.run(); // can throw exception >> Baz z(); >> z.run(); // can throw

...lock the missing CUPS printers list when do a "smbclient -L server" or browse the server from windows. See these follow steps[1]. As you see, it's not a SElinux problem, but I do not know what's happened. Only after I perform at least one print on a manually added dumb printer (lp1) the list of printers shared by CUPS is shown!! Before to print, when the CUPS printer are not show, I have stop smb and nmb and I have copy the /var/lib/samba dir into a backup temp dir (/opt/lib-samba-before) Then I have restart smb/nmb and I have print a job, stop the services and copied the /...

...ter = False local master = No domain master = False dns proxy = No wins server = 128.250.194.14 printer admin = root, +ntadmin, johnm, michaelc printing = lprng [Test] comment = Temp Files path = /tmp read only = No [lp1] comment = HP5si Epi path = /usr/local/samba/spool printable = Yes print command = /usr/bin/lpr -U%U@%M -P %p -r %s lpq command = /usr/bin/lpq -U%U@%M -P %p lprm command = /usr/bin/lprm -Uroot -P %p %j printer name = lp1 [print$]...

...le queue, if there is, then migrate this vcpu to this physical processor. But at following scenario, this vcpu migration is unnecessary. 1. idle_vcpu0 is running on lp0, hvm_vcpu is in lp0''s runnable queue, this happens when hvm_vcpu is just being woken up, 2. idle_vcpu1 is running on lp1, there are no vcpu in lp1''s runnable queue, idle_vcpu1 calls scheduler to try to find vcpu in other physical processor to run on lp1, it then finds hvm_vcpu, and hvm_vcpu is migrated to lp1. In fact, this migration is unnecessary, due to hvm_vcpu is going to run on lp0 immediate...

Hi, I checked the archives, but couldn't find this question: I have two printers set up on my RedHat Linux 6.1 box, called lp0 and lp1 (original, huh?). Anyway, I want both of these printers to be visible and browsable on the network. I have the following relevant lines in my smb.conf file: printcap name = /etc/printcap load printers = yes [printers] comment = All Printers path = /var/spool/...

Thank Rowland With browser I means "list all printers shared by CUPS from [smbclient -L server] command" A few minutes ago I discovered that it is a SElinux problem I have run "sudo setenforce 0" then run "smbclient -N -L fedora", the printers appear in the list and work if I print on it I had previously already checked the audit.log to see if SElinux errors

On Nov 24, 2010, at 2:59 AM, Renato Golin wrote: > If I got it right, the dispatch instruction will tell the > instructions/calls to unwind to specific landing pads (cleanup areas, > terminate), but the region number will encode try/catch areas, so that > all those cleanup landing pads should ultimately end up in the catch > area for that region. Caveat: I'm speaking from what

Hi I have a RH7.2 server with 3 x LPT ports I have installed the following printers using the GUI printconfig Lp0 = HP1200 Lp1 = OKI320 Lp2 = OKI321 I have shared them via samba I can browse them using WinXP & Win2K by browsing the Linux box, looking at the printers and double clicking to open them, all is OK you would say, No. I have checked permissions on the /var/lpd directories and all are OK When I install th...

...=100)$surv = 0.9888 Regression coefficient: ova_mod$coef = 0.1473 (age) & -0.8040 Mean age: mean(ovarian$age) = 56.1654 Proportions with rx: prop.table(table(ovarian$rx)) = 0.5 0.5 So, to recreate the predicted survival probability I would work out the linear predictor for my first individual: LP1 = ((45-56.1654)*0.1437)+((1*0.5)*-0.8040) = -2.0470 However, predict(ova_mod,newdata,type="lp") suggests that it should be -1.2430. Therefore have I misinterpreted the centering? I.e that we take off the mean value from continuous variables, and multiply by the proportion with that resp...

...preferred master = False local master = No domain master = False dns proxy = No wins support = Yes printer admin = root, +ntadmin, johnm, michaelc printing = lprng [printers] comment = All Printers path = /home/mdu-print/ printable = Yes browseable = No [HP5siEpi] path = /home/mdu-print/printers/lp1 printable = Yes print command = /usr/bin/lpr -U%U@%M -P %p -r %s lpq command = /usr/bin/lpq -U%U@%M -P %p lprm command = /usr/bin/lprm -Uroot -P %p %j lppause command = /usr/sbin/lpc -Uroot hold %p %j lpresume command = /usr/sbin/lpc -Uroot release %p %j queuepause command = /usr/sbin/lpc -U%U@%M -...

...max log size = 1000 socket options = TCP_NODELAY IPTOS_LOWDELAY wins support = Yes # oplocks = Yes [homes] browseable = No map archive = yes #[printers] # path = /var/spool/smbprint # print command = /usr/bin/lp # guest ok = Yes # min print space = 2000 # printable = Yes # browseable = Yes [lp1] path = /var/spool/smbprint print command = /usr/bin/lp -d lp1 -s %s printer = lp1 guest ok = Yes min print space = 2000 printable = Yes browseable = Yes read only = Yes printing = SYSV use client driver = Yes disable spoolss = Yes printer driver = HP LaserJet 2100 Series PS [qingjuan...

...saved. Access is denied.? As matter of fact, I could see the printer drivers were uploaded into the W32X86 directory. I used ?atdadmin? account on a Win2k client to do the printer driver uploading. Under /etc/samba/smb.conf, I had following settings: load printers = yes auto services = lp1 lp2 lp3 lp6 single1 hp8550 hpplot lanier \ esig esig4050 esig5m esig8150 esigcolor dircolor printer admin = @rdp,help,atdadmin [print$] path = /etc/samba/pdrivers guest ok = yes browseable = yes read only = yes write list = @rdp,help,atdadmin [lp1]...

...saved. Access is denied.? As matter of fact, I could see the printer drivers were uploaded into the W32X86 directory. I used ?atdadmin? account on a Win2k client to do the printer driver uploading. Under /etc/samba/smb.conf, I had following settings: load printers = yes auto services = lp1 lp2 lp3 lp6 single1 hp8550 hpplot lanier \ esig esig4050 esig5m esig8150 esigcolor dircolor printer admin = @rdp,help,atdadmin [print$] path = /etc/samba/pdrivers guest ok = yes browseable = yes read only = yes write list = @rdp,help,atdadmin [lp1]...

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi Everyone, Will samba handle printing to a printer connected to the network with a jet direct card. I currently print to a locally connected laser jet 4 plus and need to add a color printer as well. Will samba handle printing to an IP address or is the only solution to try and add another parrallel port. I am running RH 6.1 and Samba 2.06. I

...ndant (in your first email). :-) Consider if there were several cleanup landing pads leading in a chain, through successive dispatches, down to the last dispatch that decides which catch to execute: > >> lp0: >> call void @A::~A(%A* %x) >> dispatch region 0 [], resume label %lp1 >> lp1: >> call void @B::~B(%B* %y) >> dispatch region 1 [], resume label %lp2 >> lp2: >> call void @C::~C(%C* %z) >> dispatch region 2 [], resume label %lp3 >> lp3: >> dispatch region 3 [filter i8* null] # no resume edge >> >> If...

...es printer = lp0 public = yes writable = yes force user = guest [epson500] allow hosts = 10. browseable = yes comment = Epson Stylus COLOR 500 create mask = 0700 path = /usr/spool/samba printable = yes printer = lp1 public = yes force user = guest [winshare] path = /usr/winshare comment = General repository writable = yes public = yes create mask = 0777 [share] path = /usr/local/share comment = /usr/local/share read only = yes And /etc/printcap ( minus comments ) lp0|lo...