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Hello, I am building a linux/samba server to backup some nt servers and would appreciate some suggestions/pointers/criticisms etc... I googled for "samba backup" but could not find many similar solutions. need... Full/incremental network backups for 2=nt and 1=win2k servers. Ability to choose which folders/files get included/excluded. No software costs. motivation... Full drive

I know of a few techniques for minimizing server bandwidth when bittorent is not an option. 1) If you have the beta isos, you can rename them as centos 5 isos and then rsync from a mirror that allows rsync (such as kernel.org). Then only changes from beta to centos 5 plus some overhead is downloaded. I suppose you could use this technique with bittorrent too. 2) Instead of downloading both cd

Hi all, In a recent IISWC paper <http://groups.csail.mit.edu/commit/papers/19/ithemal-measurement.pdf>, we've proposed BHive - a new methodology for benchmarking arbitrary basic blocks that has several advantages over the one currently used in llvm-exegesis. In particular, the new methodology: - automatically handles memory accesses in the basic block, without the need to manually

...possible I will just dump the tablegen's *GenCodeEmitter.inc file with the getBinaryCodeForInstr() and write it by hand. I guess this is the only place where opcodes are used? (I do not use LLVM's MC disassembler.) Cheers, Jara -- Space--the final frontier! http://linkedin.com/in/jaroslavsykora

Hello, This may be a really stupid question, but can a gel type marine battery be used in a UPS? Thanks

Hi, is it possible to change names of LLVM programs? Something like in gcc's configure --program-prefix=xxx e.g llvm-dis -> xxx-llvm-dis, clang -> xxx-clang, opt -> xxx-opt I'd like to have this (or equivalent) so that I can customize cross-toolchain program names according to the target architecture. Thanks, Jara -- Space--the final frontier!

Hello, I am developing compiler for the 8-bit PicoBlaze processor in LLVM 2.9. The problem at hand is that the stack spilling code in this architecture modifies the machine FLAGS register (i.e. globally visible state). The LLVM core code does not know about this 'feature' and happily inserts spilling code anywhere it wants, thus (potentially) corrupting live FLAGS. Practically, the FLAGS

...function names taken care of by the preprocessor...), and henceforth the encoder implementation can be dynamically switched in runtime according to the current -mcpu. Curious readers may find the hacked tablegen attached. Cheers, Jara -- Space--the final frontier! http://linkedin.com/in/jaroslavsykora -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: tablegen-hack.patch Type: application/octet-stream Size: 3052 bytes Desc: not available URL: <http://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/llvm-dev/attachments/20121102/5f0d8d9d/attachment.obj>