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...e <iostream> using namespace llvm; using namespace std; int main() { // vars string Message; raw_string_ostream Stream(Message); DiagnosticPrinterRawOStream DP(Stream); LLVMBool Result; // create blank modules and contexts LLVMContext *ctx1 = new LLVMContext; Module* module1 = new Module("module1", *ctx1); LLVMContext *ctx2 = new LLVMContext; Module* module2 = new Module("module2", *ctx2); LLVMContext *ctx3 = new LLVMContext; Module* module3 = new Module("module3", *ctx3); // fill modules llvm::Function::Create(llvm::Functio...

...make sure... The following is one of the user's conf file, hope theres a clue. Thanks! log file = /home/pluto/rsyncd.log <<< This is the problem!! this rsync.conf is in the same dir. log format = [From: %a] [To: %m] %o %f %u [Size: %b] use chroot = false transfer logging = true [module1] path = modules/module1 hosts allow = 192.168.99.45 read only = false uid = pluto gid = users incoming chmod = g-rwx,o-rwx auth users = pluto secrets file = svsec strict modes = true list = false [syncvlt] path = modules/syncvlt #hosts allow = read only = true...

...using namespace std; > > int main() { > // vars > string Message; > raw_string_ostream Stream(Message); > DiagnosticPrinterRawOStream DP(Stream); > LLVMBool Result; > // create blank modules and contexts > LLVMContext *ctx1 = new LLVMContext; > Module* module1 = new Module("module1", *ctx1); > LLVMContext *ctx2 = new LLVMContext; > Module* module2 = new Module("module2", *ctx2); > LLVMContext *ctx3 = new LLVMContext; > Module* module3 = new Module("module3", *ctx3); > // fill modules > llvm::Funct...

...guards against unintended library loading (since those absolute paths will not be inside the transfer hierarchy unless you have used an unwise pathname), and lets you setup libraries for the chroot that are outside of the transfer.  For example, specifying "/var/rsync/./module1" will chroot to the "/var/rsync" directory and set the inside-chroot path to "/module1".  If you had omitted the dot-dir, the chroot would have used the whole path, and the inside-chroot path would have been "/". It *implies* that there co...

Being a bit of a neat freek, I would like to organize the models in my Rails app into modules. I have created the directory structure as follows: models |- module1 |- mymodel.rb And my model class code is: module Module1 class Mymodel ...some stuff end end How do I include this model in my controllers without referencing it as "Module1::Mymodel"? Also, how do I reference it in other model classes (e.g. in a belongs_to statement)? Tha...

...2.6.2 on both the server and the client. Server is Fedora Core 2 and client is Red Hat Linux 9. I am suffuring of the following errors on the server side: Jun 7 19:43:27 tux101 rsyncd[24906]: file has vanished: "redhat/9/en/os/i386/RedHat/RPMS/gtk2-engines-2.2.0-2.i386.rpm" (in module1) This messages repeats for a whole bunch of rpm files I want to transfer. The files are symlink to another directory, but they do exist, and they are not deleted while rsync is working. Thus I can reproduce the problem at will by simply executing the client again and again. I call...

Hi all, I am new to puppet, and I am trying to manage a windows agent using puppet. I wrote a manifest file which will copy a text file from puppet master (linux) to the puppet agent(windows). When I tried to run the puppet agent, I was getting the following error. err: /Stage[main]/Module1/File[change-ip.bat]: Failed to generate additional resources using ''eval_generate: Error 400 on SERVER: Not authorized to call search on /file_metadata/packages/path/set-ip/set_ip.bat with {:recurse=>true, :links=> "manage", :checksum_type=>"md5"} err: /St...

In rsyncd.conf I'd like to be able to specify something like: [module1] gateway 10.168.172.9 or (I think we have to change the protocol a little for this one): [module2] redirect datasource.my.domain I've run into this need a few times, and I think it might be useful enough to add (both of these) to the daemon configuration. I'm asking the list to see...

...ites that are marked with "always_inline" attribute. They are both subclasses of Inline.cpp that assumes the function's definition (body) is in the same Module (file) as its callsites (that will be inlined). I am now having a situation that the functions are defined in file1.c (Module1) but all callsites are spread in file2, file3, ...fileN. Would LLVM be able to inline such callsites at compile time? I think the right approach is to conduct inlining at link time (via the LTO), but still wonder if it is possible to do it at compile time without heavy hacking. Thank you Chu...

...lways_inline" attribute. > > They are both subclasses of Inline.cpp that assumes the function's > definition (body) is in the same Module (file) as its callsites (that > will be inlined). > > > I am now having a situation that the functions are defined in file1.c > (Module1) but all callsites are spread in file2, file3, ...fileN. Would > LLVM be able to inline such callsites at compile time? > > I think the right approach is to conduct inlining at link time (via the > LTO), but still wonder if it is possible to do it at compile time > without heavy hack...

Everyone, I am trying to print some *.doc files from the command line with openoffice on centos 5.5 with using cups as the print server. I can open the file from the command line with open office and then print it manually from the gui, but when I open the file and print from command line I am not getting anything. The commands that I have used are the following : /usr/bin/openoffice.org -pt

...modules except for a pre-defined list, thus establishing a baseline of active modules. Then as needed, other classes could enable a module that they require that would have been disabled by the baseline state. Its possible several classes may try to enable the same module (1 or more classes needing module1 could be on a single node) What is the ''right'' way to do this? I''ve played with virtual resources and class inheritance. I hope to avoid class inheritance if possible as virtual resources seems to be the correct way to do this kind of thing. I however have had troubles...

On 08/08/2013 11:04 AM, David Chisnall wrote: > What happens when I link together two IR modules from different front ends that have different language-specific address spaces? I agree with Micah: if during the linking two IR modules there are incoherences (e.g. in module1 2 -> 1 and in module2 2 -> 3) then the modules are incompatible and the link process should fail. > I would be very hesitant about using address spaces until we've fixed their semantics to disallow bitcasts between different address spaces and require an explicit address space cast....

...;ve gone through all the logs, debugging, -vvvv and I'm stumped as to why one works and another doesn't. Thought I'd see if another set of brains would help. Command used to send data from source server is: usr/local/bin/rsync -vptr /lab/data/vendor/ rsync://destination.host.attws.com/module1 Any suggestions appreciated Marc Marc Bachmeier Systems Engineer NSS Platform Engineering d) 425.702.3600 c) 206.618.3602 mailto: marc.bachmeier AT attws.com

...y consensus on whether using multiple source modules when pulling from an rsync daemon is going to be ok? I recall some discussion on escaping spaces or quoting them in the past but I'm not sure if anything was decided. What I'm referring to is this case: rsync -av rsync://server/'module1 module2 module3' dest/ Right now the latest CVS still supports this. Thanks, -- Alberto --------------------------------- #!/bin/sh [ -d target ] && /bin/rm -rf target if [ ! -d one ] ; then mkdir one touch one/foo touch one/zoo fi if [ ! -d two ] ; then mkdir...

...get from tftp (e.g. /tftpboot/linux-install/). without a path option, the modules need to use paths relative to the prefix, this can be inconvenient and clutter the command line. with this change it is possible to do: * kernel /zzz/zzzzzz/zzzzz/mboot.c32 * append -p /some/module/path kernel.gz --- module1.gz --- module2.gz instead of: * kernel /zzz/zzzzzz/zzzzz/mboot.c32 * append /some/module/path/kernel.gz --- /some/module/path/module1.gz --- /some/module/path/module2.gz signed-off-by: Damien Nozay <damien /dot nozay /at gmail.com> --- diff -u -r -X nodiff syslinux-3.82-orig/com32/mboot/mboo...

...t;> >> They are both subclasses of Inline.cpp that assumes the function's >> definition (body) is in the same Module (file) as its callsites (that >> will be inlined). >> >> >> I am now having a situation that the functions are defined in file1.c >> (Module1) but all callsites are spread in file2, file3, ...fileN. Would >> LLVM be able to inline such callsites at compile time? >> >> I think the right approach is to conduct inlining at link time (via the >> LTO), but still wonder if it is possible to do it at compile time >&gt...

...pArg s=0x0, pdwRetCode=0x7fa3ea18) [/mylinux/download/System/wine-0.9.2/dlls/kernel/w owthunk.c:626] in kernel32 (0x7fce138b) 3 0x7fcafc64 NE_InitializeDLLs+0x174(hModule=0x113f) [/mylinux/download/System /wine-0.9.2/dlls/kernel/ne_segment.c:705] in kernel32 (0x7fcafc64) 4 0x7fcac911 MODULE_LoadModule16+0x941 [/mylinux/download/System/wine-0.9.2/dl ls/kernel/ne_module.c:1149] in kernel32 (0x7fcac911) 5 0x7fcad085 LoadModule16(name=0x716a3074, paramBlock=0xffffffff) [/mylinux/do wnload/System/wine-0.9.2/dlls/kernel/ne_module.c:1227] in kernel32 (0x7fcad085) 6 0x7fcad745 LoadLibrary16+0x25(libn...

...13 11:04 AM, David Chisnall wrote: > >> What happens when I link together two IR modules from different front >> ends that have different language-specific address spaces? >> > > I agree with Micah: if during the linking two IR modules there are > incoherences (e.g. in module1 2 -> 1 and in module2 2 -> 3) then the > modules are incompatible and the link process should fail. > > > I would be very hesitant about using address spaces until we've fixed >> their semantics to disallow bitcasts between different address spaces and >> require...

Hi there, I try to rewrite some Java-code with R. It deals with reading XML files. I started with the XML package. In Java, I had a very useful method which gave me a node by using: name of the node index of appearance start point: global (false) / local (true) So, I could do something like this. setCurrentChildNode("data", 0); getValueOfElement("val",1,true); -->