Danny,
A couple of months ago, someone reported on how local (stack)
allocations larger than a certain threshold were allocated on the heap.
In fact, you, Danny, contributed materially to that thread: Subject
"Strange behaviour of gcc" starting with a posting by
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on Dec. 24, 2
Charles D. Russell wrote:
>> Danny Smith wrote
> By default stack reserve is set to 2MB by ld.exe. Try setting stack
> reserve higher, eg,
> -Wl,--stack=0x200
> will get you 32MB stack reserve
> -
>
> Thanks. That was a revelation. I thought stack was f
On Sun, Feb 16, 2003 at 05:05:35PM +0100, Hannu E K Nevalainen (garbage mail) wrote:
>>On Fri, Feb 14, 2003 at 05:31:05PM -0500, Rolf Campbell wrote:
>>>Well, I maintain an internal mirror for my company, and I use a custom
>>>python script to parse our custom setup.ini and fetch the needed
>>packa
Ralf Habacker wrote:
BTW: Do you know which libraries are also hybrid execpt of cygwin1.dll ?
There are about a half-dozen in /usr/lib/w32api -- and worse, the static
members are "bad" variable types; if you make the static members part of the
DLL, then these vars can't be auto-imported wit
:Danny Smith wrote
By default stack reserve is set to 2MB by ld.exe. Try setting stack reserve
higher, eg,
-Wl,--stack=0x200
will get you 32MB stack reserve
-
Thanks. That was a revelation. I thought stack was for pointers and
automatic variables, and a
> Gary R. Van Sickle wrote
> >...
> > A-MEN brother Schulz, A-MEN! Onward and upward! Every day, and in
> every way,
> > it is getting better and better![1]
> > ...
> > [1] Extra credit for the first person who knows where this sentence
> was stolen
> > from ;-).
>
> I think it's a corruption of
I am sending this to both the cygwin and insight mailing lists.
When trying to use the latest Cygwin insight on my W98SE system it
crashes when you try to debug an executable.
Starting insight without an exe file to debug works fine. But also in
that case when you load a file with the 'file' comma
"Charles D. Russell" wrote:
>Meanwhile, I am trying to find an equivalent problem in C so that it will
> get more attention. Unfortunately, I don't know much C. The subsequent
> program fails with a segmentation violation if one tries to allocate more
> than a few Mb of memory on either my
* Christian J÷nsson (03-02-16 19:06 +0100)
> I am using a samba 2.2.7 PDC running on Aurora SPARC Linux (Red Hat 7.3
> based)
> [Samba settings]
Seems rather samba related to me so you may consider asking in a Samba
newsgroup or mailing list.
> When I try to run mkpasswd -l -d I get this respons
I have two systems, one with 64 Mb of physical memory and standard cygwin
installation that I have used happily for over a year, and a newer one with
512 Mb of physical memory. On the new one, I have used regtool to set 1024
Mb. The max_memory program listed in the users guide now verifies 1024
Max Bowsher wrote:
Steve wrote:
I have some powertools/wintoys set up so that
I can click on any folder in explorer and pull up a dos window that
is initialized in that directory. When I type "bash" and get bash in
these dos windows it is also initialized in that directory. I would
like to sh
Randall R Schulz wrote:
Steve,
I see. This will work if a simple invocation of "bash" with no options
is acceptable.
1) Make sure Cygwin's /bin or /usr/bin directory are in your system-wide
PATH.
2) Invoke "cygstart bash" (don't type the quotes, of course)
A new window appears running a new i
Steve wrote:
> I have some powertools/wintoys set up so that
> I can click on any folder in explorer and pull up a dos window that
> is initialized in that directory. When I type "bash" and get bash in
> these dos windows it is also initialized in that directory. I would
> like to sharpen this
Max Bowsher wrote:
Steve wrote:
Max Bowsher wrote:
Steve wrote:
I have set up my path so that I can type "bash" in any dos window
and get bash.
I would like to set this up to be automatic, such that whenever I
activate a window for dos, that dos window comes up with the command
Windows (Swedish) XP/Pro SP1 cygwin 1.3.20-1 P4 system...
I am using a samba 2.2.7 PDC running on Aurora SPARC Linux (Red Hat 7.3
based)
[global]
workgroup = J-SON
security = DOMAIN
encrypt passwords = Yes
domain admin group = root chj @admins
domain logons
* Steve (03-02-16 18:17 +0100)
> Max Bowsher wrote:
>> Steve wrote:
>>> I have set up my path so that I can type "bash" in any dos window and
>>>get bash.
>>>
>>>I would like to set this up to be automatic, such that whenever I
>>>activate a window for dos, that dos window comes up with the command
Agreed -- don't even bother with the command shell if you want to
immediately go to bash...
Max Bowsher wrote:
Steve wrote:
Max Bowsher wrote:
Steve wrote:
I have set up my path so that I can type "bash" in any dos window
and get bash.
I would like to set this up to be automatic
Charles D. Russell wrote:
>>> Is there some limit on the size of one-dimensional static arrays in
>>> cygwin/gcc short of available memory and 2**32 address space? Is
>>> there some place I should be looking this up?
Max Bowsher wrote;
>> http://cygwin.com/cygwin-ug-net/setup-maxmem.html
Charles
Charles,
Did you read that section of the Cygwin User's Guide? That limit is not
available RAM, but rather an additional Cygwin-imposed limit. I'd
interpret that as a "system" limit and it certainly is "[other than]
available memory and 2**32 address space."
How much memory do you want to allo
(Response to Max Bowsher):
Thanks, but my question was whether there is any OTHER limit than memory.
Any compiler or system limit?
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Steve wrote:
> Max Bowsher wrote:
>> Steve wrote:
>>
>>> I have set up my path so that I can type "bash" in any dos window
>>> and get bash.
>>>
>>> I would like to set this up to be automatic, such that whenever I
>>> activate a window for dos, that dos window comes up with the command
>>
>>
Steve,
I see. This will work if a simple invocation of "bash" with no options
is acceptable.
1) Make sure Cygwin's /bin or /usr/bin directory are in your system-wide PATH.
2) Invoke "cygstart bash" (don't type the quotes, of course)
A new window appears running a new instance of BASH.
If you w
Max Bowsher wrote:
Steve wrote:
I have set up my path so that I can type "bash" in any dos window and
get bash.
I would like to set this up to be automatic, such that whenever I
activate a window for dos, that dos window comes up with the command
^
Please explain wh
Max,
At 08:04 2003-02-16, Max Bowsher wrote:
Steve wrote:
> I have set up my path so that I can type "bash" in any dos window and
> get bash.
>
> I would like to set this up to be automatic, such that whenever I
> activate a window for dos, that dos window comes up with the command
Hannu,
At 08:05 2003-02-16, Hannu E K Nevalainen (garbage mail) wrote:
>> I use the bash shell a LOT and was wondering how do I get it
so that I can
>> copy and paste something from a windows window (such as an IP
address) into
>> the bash shell window. For example I want to use the whois
fu
I have been very happy with the cut and paste and other
features with RXVT. Its been a while since I set mine
up, but I got the directions from the forum, a search
should turn them up.
Its cool having the same feel of the Unix three button mouse
on my PCs.
Wayne
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I just thought I'd post on the cygwin list that I sometimes run tehs
builds of the gcc and binutils cvs trunk sources.
One such case is this:
http://gcc.gnu.org/ml/gcc-testresults/2003-02/msg00821.html
Is the posted test results what to expect?
Cheers,
/ChJ
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Charles D. Russell wrote:
> Is there some limit on the size of one-dimensional static arrays in
> cygwin/gcc short of available memory and 2**32 address space? Is
> there some place I should be looking this up?
http://cygwin.com/cygwin-ug-net/setup-maxmem.html
Max.
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Steve wrote:
> I have set up my path so that I can type "bash" in any dos window and
> get bash.
>
> I would like to set this up to be automatic, such that whenever I
> activate a window for dos, that dos window comes up with the command
^
Please explain what you mean by
> On Fri, Feb 14, 2003 at 05:31:05PM -0500, Rolf Campbell wrote:
> >Well, I maintain an internal mirror for my company, and I use a custom
> >python script to parse our custom setup.ini and fetch the needed
> packages.
> >But, I never used sources.redhat.com.
>
> So, translation: "I have no insight
> > I use the bash shell a LOT and was wondering how do I get it so that I
can
> > copy and paste something from a windows window (such as an IP address)
into
> > the bash shell window. For example I want to use the whois functionality
of
> > the bash shell for an IP I have in a windows window. I
Hi;
I'm running cygwin on windows 2000.
I have set up my path so that I can type "bash" in any dos window and
get bash.
I would like to set this up to be automatic, such that whenever I
activate a window for dos, that dos window comes up with the command to
switch to bash already executed.
I
Is there some limit on the size of one-dimensional static arrays in
cygwin/gcc short of available memory and 2**32 address space? Is there some
place I should be looking this up?
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Greg,
On Sat, Feb 15, 2003 at 01:41:18PM +0800, Greg Matheson wrote:
> Incidentally, I can't find rebase with the setup.exe. Am I
> supposed to get it from CVS or Jason Tishler's site?
Patience please. I will be officially releasing my rebase package soon.
Jason
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Ajay,
On Sat, Feb 15, 2003 at 09:11:21PM -0500, Ajay Simha wrote:
> Yes. It was a combination of not having the right content in
> /etc/passwd /etc/group and file permissions and directory permissions
> of my home directory.
I'm glad that you solved your Cygwin setup problems that affected
procma
On Sat, 15 Feb 2003, Randall R Schulz wrote:
> Gary,
>
> At 22:17 2003-02-15, Gary R. Van Sickle wrote:
> >You know, I've been 'round these parts for a long time now, and I recall very
> >few instances of the "Cygwin sucks" type of messages you
> Then your memory is faulty. Too much fruit of the
>convenience libs do not count. You can still link a DLL with convenience libs,
because it is assumed that a true convenience lib is built by your project, for
your project, and only for your project -- it is not available to "outside
users" and therefore there can never be any mismatch between th
>>BTW: Do you know which libraries are also hybrid execpt of cygwin1.dll ?
>There are about a half-dozen in /usr/lib/w32api -- and worse, the static
members are "bad" variable types; if you make the static members part of the
DLL, then these vars can't be auto-imported without using pseudo-reloc
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf
> Of Christopher Faylor
> Sent: Friday, February 14, 2003 10:23 PM
-- 8< --
> > >The next time the various web crawlers inspect the page they might give a
> >larger weight to this page for the various word combinations. Or have
> >web c
El sábado 15 de febrero de 2003 a las 20:32:15, Mr. Day escribió:
> We wanted to contact you today to inform you that there is a strong
> likelihood your PC's hard drive is infected with SpyWare. "Spyware"
> is a common term for files that are installed on your system without
> your knowledge that
I would like to add here the fact that a large portion of the user base
of Cygwin is in fact Microsoft users.
One of the problems with the Microsoft user base is that there is a
disproportionate amount of "know it all" type people, the type of people
that will blame everything under the moon for t
Gary R. Van Sickle wrote
>...
> A-MEN brother Schulz, A-MEN! Onward and upward! Every day, and in every way,
> it is getting better and better![1]
> ...
> [1] Extra credit for the first person who knows where this sentence was stolen
> from ;-).
I think it's a corruption of some words by Emile C
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