i have these processes all deadlocked. 8.out
is serving /n/mntpt.
xxx119213460:00 0:00 436K Create 8.out
xxx119217850:00 0:00 24K Open cat /n/mntpt/sos
xxx119217860:00 0:00 24K Unmount unmount /n/mntpt
xxx119217870:00
> I noticed strange output that I can't understand.
I can't understand it either.
It doesn't make any sense to me.
It might be interesting to run
cpu -h io
iostats venti/checkarenas -v /dev/sdC0/arenas arena.30
and see if the problem happens then.
The only thing I can think of is that
when run
Hello,
I noticed strange output that I cann't understand.
term% cpu -h io
io% venti/checkarenas -v /dev/sdC0/arenas
arena='arena.0' [802816,537673728)
version=4 created=1042806254 modified=1046935027 sealed
score=d9da513c8906b67d118ffd862d3b6ffc098e2cd8
clumps=93,052 compr
On 10-09-16 9:41 AM, Gregory Pavelcak wrote:
> I think you would have to use two passes of troff. The first pass would
> generate the info you needed to define the crossref macro.
Also, take a look around troff.org. At the very least there should be a
link to Stevens' notes about typesetting the T
I think you would have to use two passes of troff. The first pass would
generate the info you needed to define the crossref macro.
For example:
.NH 2
Middle of Paper
.LP
.tm crossref: .if "$1"middle" see sec. \*(SN
I have the label 'crossref:' in case you are generating definitions for
sever
> There's two versions of refer in contrib. One version is forsyth/refer.tgz,
> which is just refer, 'slightly improved,' and the other version is
> steve/refer, which is refer from forsyth with bin2ref and the plan 9
> bibliography from the University of Utah. They can be installed with contrib.
>
On Thu, Sep 16, 2010 at 7:10 AM, Mathieu Lonjaret
wrote:
> I was about to :)
> From what I read I see no advantage over Co-Array for what I want to
> do though...
Co-Array is neat. As to which to use, it's a heated argument. There
are even people who use MPI on shared memory machines so that if
I was about to :)
>From what I read I see no advantage over Co-Array for what I want to
do though...
thanks,
mathieu
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I don't like it very much but ... have you looked at openmp? (NOT
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ron
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I don't like it very much but ... have you looked at openmp? (NOT
openmpi, openmp)
ron
Greetings.
I am curious whether or not anyone here knows if the Proxim branded
Orinoco wireless cards (PCMCIA) work with Plan 9. I see on the
Supported Hardware List that Orinoco cards are supported, but I want
to make sure the Proxim branded ones are essentially the same.
Does anyone know?
The
> Hello,
> so what do you use for cross-references in troff documents under plan9?
> Thanks,
> Ruda
There's two versions of refer in contrib. One version is forsyth/refer.tgz,
which is just refer, 'slightly improved,' and the other version is
steve/refer, which is refer from forsyth with bin2ref an
Hello,
so what do you use for cross-references in troff documents under plan9?
Thanks,
Ruda
On 3 September 2010 17:16, Rudolf Sykora wrote:
> is there a native lbl (for symbolic labels in text documents), or
> do I have to grab the unix tarball and somehow compile that? (How?
> Using APE? Never t
Hi all,
A bit offtopic, but since I know some HPC and/or csp pros are reading
9fans...
I have to work on a piece of fortran code to break it into pieces that
would run concurrently (à priori SPMD kind) , typically on a multicore
machine, not really on a big HPC cluster. One of the requirements is
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