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Hello everybody, I'm glad to announce the major release of xocc C compiler, 0.9.2, based on BSD license. xocc is a C compiler that based on XOC infrastructure, XGEN code generator and XOCFE C frontend. Both xocc, XOC, XGEN, and XOCFE are based on BSD license. XOC provides multi-level operations, flexibility, and the capability of representing almost all popular languages. There

Hi. I'm hoping that someone on this list can help me with my problem. I've been looking on my own for a question for the past few hours at least, so hopefully this isn't just a FAQ. Anyhow, my problem is simple (to describe). The NIC's boot agent gets an IP address (verified with dhcpd), gets the pxelinux boot image and correct configuration file (verified with tftpd), and then

I am resending this message because I have not recieved any response back. I have found two bugs in the menu.c32 utility, part of the syslinux-3.08-pre5 build, and have a couple of requests. Problem 1: If you use the ^ symbol to define a number as a hotkey, ex. MENU LABEL ^1 Option #1 , the menu will not print the number highlighted. It will use it as a hot key, it just will not highlight it.

I am trying to create submenus, or more specifically a single submenu, using PXELINUX and the menu.c32. I have a tftp share with a basic config: / (root of tftp) pxelinux.0 menu.c32 /diskdiag (dir) /diskdiag/dskdiag.0 /pxelinux.cfg (dir) /pxelinux.cfg/default /pxelinux.cfg/dskdiag one of the menu items in /pxelinux.cfg/default is as follows: LABEL DISKDIAG MENU LABEL [^B] Disk Diagnostics

I have found two bugs in the menu.c32 utility, part of the syslinux-3.08-pre5 build, and have a couple of requests. Problem 1: If you use the ^ symbol to define a number as a hotkey, ex. MENU LABEL ^1 Option #1 , the menu will not print the number highlighted. It will use it as a hot key, it just will not highlight it. It does highlight the hotkey if specify a letter, A-Z. Problem 2: When

Hi, I am trying the simple menu passswd in syslinux 3.11, and it seems that if I set the timeout option, the menu passwd is ignored. For example: ----------- default menu.c32 timeout 70 prompt 0 noescape 1 MENU MARGIN 5 MENU MASTER PASSWD $4$x$03NXHMe7QS0Ukxlkyh684LkWdqY$ label local MENU DEFAULT # MENU HIDE MENU LABEL Local operating system (if available) MENU PASSWD localboot 0 label

Well in those three days I did identify and correct the problem with using a number (0-9) as the hot key. The following is the section of code in menu.c32 responsible for displaying the menu entries: display_entry(const struct menu_entry *entry, const char *attrib, const char *hotattrib, int width) { const char *p = entry->displayname; while ( width ) { if ( *p ) { if (

The new 3.2.6.1 codecs work great with QuickTime 6 (thank you!), but there's no way for an application to identify them. And since the older 3.2.1.x and 3.2.2.x installers will actually *downgrade* the installed version of VP3, it would be nice if an application could warn the user. The attached patch increments kdxlqt_CodecVersion (and documents all the Component Manager arcana involved).

Hi. I'm running Samba 2.2.2 and Linux 2.4.7 on a dual PPro-200/256KB server. The relevant NIC is an Intel EtherExpress PRO/100+. The problem I'm having is that certain programs will swamp the server; the load will spike immediately to 50% (i.e., 100% on one CPU) and performance will, naturally, bite. Having another active connection to the server at the same time causes _monster_

Hello, I just had something strange happen and could not find explanations in the documentation, FAQs or mailing list. The server is a Debian installation running Samba 2.2.3 (kernel 2.4.18 if interested). It has been recently upgraded from 2.0.x (I think x=6). My smb.conf is at the bottom; the directory used is on the [public] share. The client runs Win2k (probably SP2). I copied some files in

Dear R users, I'm having trouble using aggregate() and would greatly appreciate your advice. I am using R 1.5.1 on Windows 2000. I want to call my function in the following way extract.data(x=dat[, "Age", "Year"]) where extract.data() uses aggregate() to count the number of cases for each combination of "Age" and "Year". I've defined