>> is there some reason that the regular strtod is unsuitable for
>> ape?
>
> for one thing, the regular (= plan 9 libc) strtod doesn't set errno.
i didn't say exactly what i ment. would adding
errno setting and potentially altering return values
(i'm not clear if this is necessary) be sufficien
> is there some reason that the regular strtod is unsuitable for
> ape?
for one thing, the regular (= plan 9 libc) strtod doesn't set errno.
russ
Hello,
When starting mplayer from a terminal in plan9port rio, the window in
which mplayer starts automatically gets the focus. Then if I do not
set the focus again on the terminal, and if I switch to fullscreen by
pressing 'f', I loose all control over mplayer (can't quit, can't go
back to window
> For what it's worth, bwk awk does not have this problem, so the error
> must be in code introduced later.
>
>> Note the 5946903e318 which AWK may mistakenly treat as a floating
>> point constant. Now to figure how to prevent such errors...
from the better than nothin' department ...
i have an
> If nupas gets installed to /$objtype/bin/nupas, what files will I need
> to update to make sure everything uses nupas rather than the old
> upas? I'm assuming stuff in the listen scripts, any references in my
> profile, but anything else?
i didn't put this on sources because i thought it would b
>> 2. If I update /mail/lib/blocked, do I have to restart smtpd in order
>> to get the changes?
>>
>> 3. What's the best way to restart smtpd?
>
> smtpd is not a daemon. smtpd is started from listen.
> so what you do is ... nothing.
Looks like I just wasn't thinking about how listen works. Th
> 2. If I update /mail/lib/blocked, do I have to restart smtpd in order
> to get the changes?
>
> 3. What's the best way to restart smtpd?
smtpd is not a daemon. smtpd is started from listen.
so what you do is ... nothing.
> 1. What do I need to do in order to drop nupas into my system?
1.
> For what it's worth, bwk awk does not have this problem, so the error
> must be in code introduced later.
>
>> Note the 5946903e318 which AWK may mistakenly treat as a floating
>> point constant. Now to figure how to prevent such errors...
not exactly. i believe this is an ape problem. i don
> On Thu Jan 8 14:59:57 EST 2009, slawmas...@gmail.com wrote:
>> Starting today, my account on my Plan 9 server has been getting tons
>> of "free coupons", "free Dell XPS", "Student loans!" spam, apparently
>> from one operator, since every domainname is in the form
>> .com or , like eggnavajo.com
For what it's worth, bwk awk does not have this problem, so the error
must be in code introduced later.
> Note the 5946903e318 which AWK may mistakenly treat as a floating
> point constant. Now to figure how to prevent such errors...
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Trinity College Dublin
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