Jim Kramer wrote:
Eric Hui wrote:
Jim Kramer wrote:
Concise problem description:
A C/C++ program that incorporates LAPACK functions "swallows" program
output when run (as a command) over an ssh connection.
This may be an issue with your path. In your example 1, try
ssh hollyberry echo '$P
Jim Kramer wrote:
Eric Hui wrote:
Jim Kramer wrote:
Concise problem description:
A C/C++ program that incorporates LAPACK functions "swallows" program
output when run (as a command) over an ssh connection.
This may be an issue with your path. In your example 1, try
ssh hollyberry echo '$P
Buchbinder, Barry (NIH/NIAID) [E] wrote:
> `sort -n' and `sort -g' work inconsistently with 0 and -0 if there are
> leading spaces. Sometimes -0 is before 0, as I would expect, and sometimes
> it is afterwards. Adding `-b' does not seem to help.
>
> Is this where I should report it or should I go
Jeenu V wrote:
> The program I intend to run with cmd.exe (with /c switch) fails to run
> as it couldn't access some Windows paths. Please take a look like this
> command, for example:
>
> N:\src\CEDAR\GENERIC\base\bsp\hwip_arm\rvemuboard\ct1136\test>cmd /c
> bldmake bldfiles ARMV6
> sh: E:Symbian
Christopher Faylor wrote:
It accesses the console's screen contents through Win32's
GetConsoleScreenBufferInfo() and displays it in its own window while
hiding the actual console. I can't see a way to combine this sort of
approach with ptys.
If you have a captured interface then a windows cons
On Fri, Jan 02, 2009 at 10:10:33PM +, Andy Koppe wrote:
> Christopher Faylor wrote:
>> I finally played around with this a little. It is nice. It reminds
>> me a little bit of Console2 - http://console.sourceforge.net/.
>> One thing that Console2 does is provide a true "console" interface wh
On Fri, 02 Jan 2009 06:56:23 +, Fergus wrote:
> Include -clipboard as an option for XWin.
> e.g.
>run XWin -clipboard -nolisten local -multiwindow 2>nul &
> and then selected text in xterm is automatically copied to the clipboard
> for onward pasting.
> Fergus
Thanks for that. I find X v
Christopher Faylor wrote:
I finally played around with this a little. It is nice. It reminds
me a little bit of Console2 - http://console.sourceforge.net/.
One thing that Console2 does is provide a true "console" interface which
doesn't rely on anything like Cygwin's ptys.
On the other ha
Eric Hui wrote:
>
> Jim Kramer wrote:
>
>> Concise problem description:
>> A C/C++ program that incorporates LAPACK functions "swallows" program
>> output when run (as a command) over an ssh connection.
>
> This may be an issue with your path. In your example 1, try
>
> ssh hollyberry echo
Thorsten Kampe wrote on Thursday, January 01, 2009 11:37 AM:
> * Buchbinder, Barry (NIH/NIAID) [E] (Wed, 31 Dec 2008 15:03:48 -0500)>
>> Thorsten Kampe wrote on Wednesday, December 31, 2008 9:40 AM:
>>> you have to use "start".
>>
>> Or "cygstart.exe"?
>
> Right. Although there is no real advantage
The GNU libiconv package provides an iconv() implementation, for use on
systems which don't have one, or whose implementation cannot convert
from/to Unicode.
This is the first release specific for cygwin-1.7. The only differences
between this package and the earlier libiconv-0.12-1 (released for
gettext is the GNU package which provides 'national language support'
for other programs. It includes a number of utility programs.
This is the first release specific for cygwin-1.7. The only differences
between this package and the simultaneously-released gettext-0.17-3
for cygwin-1.5 are (1) co
gettext is the GNU package which provides 'national language support'
for other programs. It includes a number of utility programs.
This is a packaging and bugfix update of the gettext package(s). This
will most likely be the final gettext update for the cygwin-1.5
distribution; future developmen
Thanks for the reply.
>
> The backslash is an escape character, so you need to get it treated as
> a character somehow - escaping ("\\") or inside quotes works for me:
>
I'm aware of this.
>> N:\src\CEDAR\GENERIC\base\bsp\hwip_arm\rvemuboard\ct1136\test>cmd /c
>> bldmake bldfiles ARMV6
>> sh: E:
On 1/2/09, Jeenu V wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've to run some windows commands repeatedly. Since I'm familiar and
> comfortable with BASH, I thought I would perform the 'intelligent'
> decisions using BASH scripts and run rest using cmd.exe invoked from
> Cygwin bash shell. But this is the problem I face:
Hi,
I've to run some windows commands repeatedly. Since I'm familiar and
comfortable with BASH, I thought I would perform the 'intelligent'
decisions using BASH scripts and run rest using cmd.exe invoked from
Cygwin bash shell. But this is the problem I face:
The program I intend to run with cmd.
As I have explained in my OP: AltGr+ì or ALT+126 code work just fine
with other consoles and/or applications.
If I switch my machine to the Italian keyboard, Windows applications
such as Notepad, Word or Mozilla Thunderbird do nothing when I press
AltGr+ì. (I can type the accented ì alright.)
Gary R. Van Sickle wrote:
-i" on the shortcut's command line. That would be a nice one to have in the
configuration dialogs, but I don't see how you avoid the registry in that
case. Maybe just going with "bash --login -i" as the default if you don't
tell it otherwise would be a 90% solution.
Andy Koppe ha scritto:
So what do you do when you need the tilde in other applications, e.g.
for typing the bitwise-not operator in C?
As I have explained in my OP: AltGr+ì or ALT+126 code work just fine
with other consoles and/or applications.
For completeness, on MinTTY, AltGr+other keys
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