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...figuration files were copied over to the producer. This is where I run into a problem, there can only be one MiddleMan on the producer. In version .99 of BackgrounDrb I got over this hurdle by passing in the configuration file path to BackgrounDrb.initialize. I would then instantiate and array of MiddleMen using the modified class. I want to do the same thing again for the new version. Only this time I am hoping that my changes will be merged into the trunk. Please see the attached patch and let me know if this is possible. - Vanson -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment wa...

I''m trying to grab a temporary variable from my view and then pass along that value to my model My view code is this: <td width="40" align="center"><%= text_field ''product'', ''qty_added'', {:size=>3} And I''m trying to pass the qty_added variable to my model. item.quantity = qty_added It doesn''t seem

Hello Rsync PRO?s, i?m satisfied with the rsync features...never seen a better replication tool....!! ;-) But i have some problems...:-( OK, here me installation: - one Compac Proliant ML370 with cached SCSI HDDs and 1,2GHz and 1gb RAM... on this machine we have the Rsync deamon runnig to export the data we want to replicate - now we have 68 other NAS machines in our branch offices and this NAS

http://yro.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/08/04/2212251&tid=158&tid=95&tid=103 Probably some of you already saw this. Now, beyond discussions regarding the legitimacy of such a ruling (whether they have the legal, moral or whatever right to enforce it), there's the technical aspect. Suppose i provide VoIP services using Asterisk, and i fall under the incidence of the FCC ruling

...ntrol. E.g. it isn't just the interface between > LLVM and clang. The information needs to pass through archivers, linkers, > runtime loaders, etc. that all may have issues that affect whether the user > sees the final result. In general the interface between LLVM and clang has > no middlemen so there really isn't anything to check. > Correctness/behavior of the compiler depends on those things too (linkers, loaders, etc) to produce the final working product the user requested. If we emitted symbols with the wrong linkage we could produce linker errors, drop important entities,...

...arts we don't control. E.g. it isn't just the interface between LLVM and clang. The information needs to pass through archivers, linkers, runtime loaders, etc. that all may have issues that affect whether the user sees the final result. In general the interface between LLVM and clang has no middlemen so there really isn't anything to check. -- Sean Silva > > >> >> > >> You may argue that Clang test would have been enough (I disagree with >> that), or that it qualifies as "adding coverage" (maybe). >> >> >>> >>> >...

...sn't just the interface between >> LLVM and clang. The information needs to pass through archivers, linkers, >> runtime loaders, etc. that all may have issues that affect whether the user >> sees the final result. In general the interface between LLVM and clang has >> no middlemen so there really isn't anything to check. >> > > Correctness/behavior of the compiler depends on those things too (linkers, > loaders, etc) to produce the final working product the user requested. If > we emitted symbols with the wrong linkage we could produce linker errors, &g...

...e interface between >>> LLVM and clang. The information needs to pass through archivers, linkers, >>> runtime loaders, etc. that all may have issues that affect whether the user >>> sees the final result. In general the interface between LLVM and clang has >>> no middlemen so there really isn't anything to check. >>> >> >> Correctness/behavior of the compiler depends on those things too >> (linkers, loaders, etc) to produce the final working product the user >> requested. If we emitted symbols with the wrong linkage we could produ...

...ve our Monitor Worker collect the data and then store it according to our specs (all rails workers). We are doing some initial testing and trying to get your basic Hello World program working, so we set up two BackgrounDRb servers on the same server, and changed the MiddleMan object to the hash MiddleMen which has references to both servers. From the main Rails application we are able to access either BackgrounDRb server from the main rails application and launch workers without issue. However, when we try and reference a worker from another we get a RangeError telling us that Ruby is trying to a...

...>>> between LLVM and clang. The information needs to pass through archivers, >>>> linkers, runtime loaders, etc. that all may have issues that affect whether >>>> the user sees the final result. In general the interface between LLVM and >>>> clang has no middlemen so there really isn't anything to check. >>>> >>> >>> Correctness/behavior of the compiler depends on those things too >>> (linkers, loaders, etc) to produce the final working product the user >>> requested. If we emitted symbols with the wrong li...

...arts we don't control. E.g. it isn't just the interface between LLVM and clang. The information needs to pass through archivers, linkers, runtime loaders, etc. that all may have issues that affect whether the user sees the final result. In general the interface between LLVM and clang has no middlemen so there really isn't anything to check. > > Correctness/behavior of the compiler depends on those things too (linkers, loaders, etc) to produce the final working product the user requested. If we emitted symbols with the wrong linkage we could produce linker errors, drop important entit...

...between LLVM and clang. The information needs to pass through archivers, >>>>> linkers, runtime loaders, etc. that all may have issues that affect whether >>>>> the user sees the final result. In general the interface between LLVM and >>>>> clang has no middlemen so there really isn't anything to check. >>>>> >>>> >>>> Correctness/behavior of the compiler depends on those things too >>>> (linkers, loaders, etc) to produce the final working product the user >>>> requested. If we emitted symbo...

Hello Folks- I am really happy to announce the release of BackgrounDRb 0.2.0 . This is a complete rewrite and re-architecture of this codebase. I want to thank skaar for all of his hard work. I put out a call for help with the new architecture and skaar stepped up bigtime. I had already written the new scheduler and cron compatible syntax and moved to multi process architecture. But he

...between LLVM and clang. The information needs to pass through archivers, >>>>> linkers, runtime loaders, etc. that all may have issues that affect whether >>>>> the user sees the final result. In general the interface between LLVM and >>>>> clang has no middlemen so there really isn't anything to check. >>>>> >>>> >>>> Correctness/behavior of the compiler depends on those things too >>>> (linkers, loaders, etc) to produce the final working product the user >>>> requested. If we emitted symbo...

...M and clang. The information needs to pass through archivers, >>>>>> linkers, runtime loaders, etc. that all may have issues that affect whether >>>>>> the user sees the final result. In general the interface between LLVM and >>>>>> clang has no middlemen so there really isn't anything to check. >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Correctness/behavior of the compiler depends on those things too >>>>> (linkers, loaders, etc) to produce the final working product the user >>>>> requested....

...arts we don't control. E.g. it isn't just the interface between LLVM and clang. The information needs to pass through archivers, linkers, runtime loaders, etc. that all may have issues that affect whether the user sees the final result. In general the interface between LLVM and clang has no middlemen so there really isn't anything to check. >> >> Correctness/behavior of the compiler depends on those things too (linkers, loaders, etc) to produce the final working product the user requested. If we emitted symbols with the wrong linkage we could produce linker errors, drop importa...

...The information needs to pass through archivers, >>>>>>> linkers, runtime loaders, etc. that all may have issues that affect whether >>>>>>> the user sees the final result. In general the interface between LLVM and >>>>>>> clang has no middlemen so there really isn't anything to check. >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Correctness/behavior of the compiler depends on those things too >>>>>> (linkers, loaders, etc) to produce the final working product the user >>>&gt...

...The information needs to pass through archivers, >>>>>>> linkers, runtime loaders, etc. that all may have issues that affect whether >>>>>>> the user sees the final result. In general the interface between LLVM and >>>>>>> clang has no middlemen so there really isn't anything to check. >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Correctness/behavior of the compiler depends on those things too >>>>>> (linkers, loaders, etc) to produce the final working product the user >>>&gt...

...tion needs to pass through archivers, >>>>>>>> linkers, runtime loaders, etc. that all may have issues that affect whether >>>>>>>> the user sees the final result. In general the interface between LLVM and >>>>>>>> clang has no middlemen so there really isn't anything to check. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Correctness/behavior of the compiler depends on those things too >>>>>>> (linkers, loaders, etc) to produce the final working product the user...

...tion needs to pass through archivers, >>>>>>>> linkers, runtime loaders, etc. that all may have issues that affect whether >>>>>>>> the user sees the final result. In general the interface between LLVM and >>>>>>>> clang has no middlemen so there really isn't anything to check. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Correctness/behavior of the compiler depends on those things too >>>>>>> (linkers, loaders, etc) to produce the final working product the user...