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--- Neal H Walfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Here is my patch to increase the error checking within libnetfs.
> > I've also included error.h in a couple of files that I noticed had compiler
> > warnings. There aren't any functions that return pointers to struct's
> > left in libnetfs.
>
That hard-coded default is as it's supposed to be. The I18NPATH=. in the
environment should make it find what it's looking for before it gets to
where it would look in /share. So probably a fopen is failing that should
be succeeding.
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On Mon, Apr 01, 2002 at 04:57:10PM -0500, Roland McGrath wrote:
> That definitely looks suspect. Both the file name "." in the error
> messages and the errors themselves should not be happening. That is
> running a script that runs localedef. Take that dag burn @ off the
> command line using g
> Looks right to me.
I have checked this change in.
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> Here is my patch to increase the error checking within libnetfs.
> I've also included error.h in a couple of files that I noticed had compiler
> warnings. There aren't any functions that return pointers to struct's
> left in libnetfs.
There is one in libdiskfs (diskfs_make_node). Do you wan
On Monday 01 April 2002 02:17, you wrote:
> It seems reasonable to me to leave it up to the filesystem-specific code to
> decide what nodes it might need to lock, and just give it enough
> information to avoid deadlock. I have in my tree a slightly different
> change that adds a struct node * arg
Looks right to me.
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Small bug. Shall I apply this fix?
2002-04-01 Neal H Walfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* data-request.c (_pager_seqnos_memory_object_data_request): Must
hold P->interlock when calling _pager_allow_termination.
Index: data-request.c
> I think that this patch will solve your problem:
I have committed this.
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That definitely looks suspect. Both the file name "." in the error
messages and the errors themselves should not be happening. That is
running a script that runs localedef. Take that dag burn @ off the command
line using gen-locale.sh in localedata/Makefile, then repeat its command
line with sh
On Mon, Apr 01, 2002 at 12:13:38PM -0800, Jeff Bailey wrote:
> First to note, that the libio stuff seems more stable to me. I don't
> think I've ever completed a glibc build without a crash before.
I've done it a few times using stdio glibc too a few weeks ago. It's
just that the whole system is
First to note, that the libio stuff seems more stable to me. I don't
think I've ever completed a glibc build without a crash before.
So I figured I would run `make check', which died partway through. Is
it too early to be interested in this?
Note that this glibc is from a couple days ago, with
The thread explosion is a known issue with the kernel's use of the external
pager. Thomas can explain it in more detail.
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I am not using autoconf-2.5x and will stick with 2.13 until libc changes.
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> If adding explicit casts to (off_t) helps, it sounds to me like
> function prototypes aren't used properly.
That's not the situation here. It's int*int overflowing and needs
to be (int64)int*int.
> Are oskit and oskit-mach usually compiled with -Wall -Wmissing-prototypes
> -Wstrict-prototype
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* Jeff Bailey writes:
> I don't know of any good way to make configure.in compatible with
> both 2.13 and 2.52. If Roland wants, I can convert it up to 2.52,
> though.
Is there a need to make the configure.in script compatible with 2.13 and
2.5x anyway? When you release something you always sup
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Hi,
I have thought about the number of threads in the filesystem. After
compiling X on a mounted partition, there have been 3732 threads in the root
filesystem, with a whopping 85 MB RSS.
The reason why I think this is unreasonable is that a new thread is only
created when all other threads are
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Marcus Brinkmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Sat, Mar 30, 2002 at 09:36:44AM -0700, Jon Arney wrote:
> > This probably belongs on bug-oskit
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> If the fix is correct (from your description it seems so, but I am no oskit
> hacker), this indeed should be reported on the oskit devel list and t
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