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Hello, recently I've ran into the problem that if a user mounts a share multiple times, then it cannot be mounted, except by root. Here is the relevant fstab line: //sephiroth/E /home/unity/Sephiroth smbfs ro,users,noauto 0 0 A user can mount and unmount the fs fine: unity@oaklandgardens ~ $ cd ~unity/ unity@oaklandgardens ~ $ mount Sephiroth/ Password: unity@oaklandgardens ~ $ mount | grep Seph //sephiroth/E on /home/unity/Sephiroth type smbfs (0) unity@oaklandgardens...

...ng... Conversion to > LLVM-IR of a custom bytecode is the same as conversion to LLVM-IR of > a custom language. > > The syntax of the 'custom language' just happens to be binary > bytecode. > > On Sun, Apr 5, 2009 at 1:15 PM, Gabriele Farina > <gabriele at sephiroth.it> wrote: > Hi, > > Isn't it intended to explain how to build a compiler for a custom > language that targets LLVM-IR ? Is it useful also to understand how to > build a VM that is meant to execute custom bytecode (converting it to > LLVM-IR previously) ? > > Thanks,...

Alright, I installed LoMSE today after wiping all of Wine's files (~/.wine, ~/.thumbnails, etc) and it created the menu again, but the shortcut does nothing. Wine doesn't even attempt to load. What gives? The shortcut command is pasted below. Code: env WINEPREFIX="/home/sephiroth/.wine" wine "C:\Games\Sierra\LOMSE\LomSE.exe" /cd=D:\ If I go into the hidden Wine directory and manually right-click the executable and choose "Open with Wine...", it runs fine. I also tried removing the "env" statement with the prefix and still nothing.

...The way I see it, its pretty much the same thing... Conversion to LLVM-IR of a custom bytecode is the same as conversion to LLVM-IR of a custom language. The syntax of the 'custom language' just happens to be binary bytecode. On Sun, Apr 5, 2009 at 1:15 PM, Gabriele Farina <gabriele at sephiroth.it>wrote: > Hi, > > Isn't it intended to explain how to build a compiler for a custom > language that targets LLVM-IR ? Is it useful also to understand how to > build a VM that is meant to execute custom bytecode (converting it to > LLVM-IR previously) ? > > Thanks,...

Hi, Isn't it intended to explain how to build a compiler for a custom language that targets LLVM-IR ? Is it useful also to understand how to build a VM that is meant to execute custom bytecode (converting it to LLVM-IR previously) ? Thanks, Gabriele Il giorno 05/apr/09, alle ore 11:36, Anton Korobeynikov ha scritto: > Hello, Gabriele > >> thanks for the suggestion. Do you

I've searched the forums for AMD64 and IPX but couldn't find a solution here. I am running Debian Lenny 2.6.26-1-amd64 on an AMD Turion 64x2 1.60GHz system with 1GB of RAM. I have Wine running and it runs my older games just fine (this is a laptop with an ATI1100M so no new games here!) but it doesn't seem to work with IPX. I installed the IPX tools package and ran the commands

Also note that there is a third optional std::string* argument which if non-NULL gets set to an appropriate error message. Reid 2009/12/12 Török Edwin <edwintorok at gmail.com>: > On 2009-12-12 18:19, Michael Muller wrote: >> Hi all, I'm trying to upgrade from LLVM 2.5 -> 2.6, and when I create my >> execution engine (ExecutionEngine::create(module)) I get back a

Hi, Please bare with me if I did something really silly. I followed the steps from bridge.sf.org to setup a Gentoo box as a bridge. There is no error message along the way and dmesg doesn't show any error either. I have two NIC on the box: eth0 and eth1(at least one of them is realtek TL8139). I added both of them into br0. eth0 is connected to a router, eth1 is connect to my desktop.

Unfortunately, LLVM doesn't really know how to generate debug info for JITed code yet. All it can tell you or a debugger is the symbol and the unwind information for unwinding exceptions through JITed code. Hopefully the MC JIT will make that problem go away. Reid On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 10:05 AM, Michael Muller <mmuller at enduden.com> wrote: > > Hi all, > > Can someone

Hi all, Can someone point me to a good way to get debug info from jitted code at runtime? Ideally I'm looking for something that given the current IP address, provides function name, filename and line number. The context of this request is that I'm trying to inject a stack-trace into an exception object. =============================================================================

...uffer that won't be long enough. ============================================================================= michaelMuller = mmuller at enduden.com | http://www.mindhog.net/~mmuller ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- In this book it is spoken of the Sephiroth, and the Paths, of Spirits and Conjurations; of Gods, Spheres, Planes and many other things which may or may not exist. It is immaterial whether they exist or not. By doing certain things certain results follow. - Aleister Crowley ==================================================================...

...s like it would be a win all around. ============================================================================= michaelMuller = mmuller at enduden.com | http://www.mindhog.net/~mmuller ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- In this book it is spoken of the Sephiroth, and the Paths, of Spirits and Conjurations; of Gods, Spheres, Planes and many other things which may or may not exist. It is immaterial whether they exist or not. By doing certain things certain results follow. - Aleister Crowley ==================================================================...

I'm trying to install Lords of The Realm II and while it doesn't affect whether or not you ca install the game, I have encountered two crashes if you allow the installer to test your system. The crashes occur when testing CDROM speed and when checking processor speed. CDROM speed test error: Code: 68 0x7eb1ee57 DispatchMessageW+0x103() in user32 (0x007fdff8) 69

Hi guys, first of all let me say "hello" to everyone. Its the firt message for me in this list and I'm pretty happy that I'll be able to finally start working with LLVM. I've a question for you all if you can help me: a few years ago I've implemented a simple VM for a language we're using in my company. The VM JIT compiles a simple bytecode and executes it.

I've been trying install Jane's USAF in Wine 1.1.17, but the installer performs a system test and goes through a resolution check. Afterwards the installer doubles both the X and Y values for the installer. In other words, I can see the top-left quarter of the screen only. I have tried emulating a virtual desktop and a few other things, but nothing fixes it. I wanted to check here for

Hi Jon, I've read your articles about HLVM, and that was one of the reasons that convinced me to try out LLVM. Actually my VM has been implemented in C++, but as long as it is not extremely complex, I might port it to OCaml that sounds more compact for this kind of programs. Did you find any significant performance loss when using OCaml over C++ ? Runtime performance is quite

Hi Mike, thanks for the suggestion. Do you know if there are any articles around that explains how to use LLVM to build a VM that should work like mine ? I've read something around (mostly source code) but a good article/doc will be perfect Gabriele Il giorno 04/apr/09, alle ore 19:23, Mike Stump ha scritto: > On Apr 4, 2009, at 1:20 AM, Gabriele Farina wrote: >> Which