poll() on fifo read descriptor with non-zero timeout ==> segfault

Hi folks, Here is a short test case I've named "fifo-read.c": #include #include #include #include #include #include struct pollfd pfd[1]; int main() { int fifo; int poll_result; int timeout; /* Open myfifo for reading, non-blocking. */ fifo = open("myfifo", O_RDONLY | O_NDELAY)

[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: git-1.6.6.1-1, git{k,-gui,-completion,-svn}-1.6.6.1-1

A new release of git, 1.6.6.1-1, has been uploaded, and will be available for use when your mirror catches up. This replaces 1.6.4.2-1 as current. NEWS: = This is a new upstream major release. I'm attaching the release notes; see also the package documentation in /usr/share/doc/git/. When c

Re: Slow manipulation of network-shared files

Reini Urban wrote: > > 5s looks more like a race. But I have no idea what could cause the race. > Could be that Java is still holding the handle until the gc frees it. > Interesting thought. I just tried a one-second delay before my first attempt to move the file after having seen the log mess

Re: gcc command not found

Andreas Zwerger schrieb: Hello, I'm having the same problem with the latest Cygwin install. But for me rerunning the postinstall scripts does not create the symlinks. administra...@haco-xyz ~ $ gcc bash: gcc: command not found administra...@haco-xyz ~ $ for x in /etc/postinstall/{gcc.,gcc-

Re: gcc command not found

Hello, I'm having the same problem with the latest Cygwin install. But for me rerunning the postinstall scripts does not create the symlinks. administra...@haco-xyz ~ $ gcc bash: gcc: command not found $ ls /bin/gcc* -l -rwxr-xr-x 2 Administrator root 94741 2009-02-25 11:14 /bin/gcc-3.exe -