on 7/19/2010 2:34 PM Larry Hall (Cygwin) said:
> On 7/19/2010 4:39 PM, David Vergin wrote:
I'm trying to compile node.js
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$ ./configure
... ...
0 [main] python 3968 C:\cygwin\bin\python.exe: *** fatal error - unable
to
Running Windows 7 Pro 64x. cygcheck.out attached.
I'm trying to compile node.js
I cloned the source from the node.js git repo at
git://github.com/ry/node.git
The claim on the official node.js web site is that it should work on
Cygwin: http://nodejs.org/#build And there are reports of suc
Thanks, Reini.
To confirm:
The updated rakudo-201004-2, which you uploaded and then announced on
this list an hour after your post below, runs without complaint.
See you down the bitstream.
Cheers,
David
on 5/3/2010 11:15 AM Reini Urban said the following:
2010/5/3 David Vergin:
on 5/3
on 5/3/2010 4:15 AM Reini Urban said the following:
1. Do you see any missing dll dependency in
cygcheck /usr/lib/parrot/2.3.0/dynext/perl6_group.dll
cygcheck /usr/lib/parrot/2.3.0/dynext/perl6_ops.dll
These commands list a bunch of file paths and then both end with:
cygcheck: track_d
Reposting. This may have gotten lost in the shuffle. I remain ready to
test and report as much as is helpful.David
on 4/26/2010 3:13 AM Reini Urban said the following:
2010/4/26 David Vergin:
...sadly I now have a new error...
$ /usr/bin/perl6 -V
Null PMC access in find_method
on 4/26/2010 3:13 AM Reini Urban said the following:
2010/4/26 David Vergin:
...sadly I now have a new error...
$ /usr/bin/perl6 -V
Null PMC access in find_method('get_parrotclass')
current instr.: 'perl6;ClassHOW;onload' pc -1 ((unknown file):-1)
Segmentatio
on 4/25/2010 2:09 PM Reini Urban said the following:
yes, parrot is broken,...
Easy fix:
Add this file /usr/lib/parrot/2.3.0/include/stat.pasm
Progress. I fired off setup.exe and let it update things.
I can confirm that the described file is now included in the new version
of the Parrot packa
I'm running cygwin on Windows 7 Pro with rakudo 2.3.0 and the most
recent perl6 installed. cygcheck.out attached.
Simple perl6 test scripts fail. As does command line option -v. Am I
missing something? Is something broken?
Transcript follows sig.
TIA
David
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Excellent. I installed the gcc4-g++ package and the Perl DBI module
installed from the command line without a hitch. (Probably would have
been fine through the cpan program, too. But I wanted to see exactly
what was happening.)
Thank you, Dave.
on 4/6/2010 11:49 AM Dave Korn said the followin
After being away from cygwin for a number of years, I'm running a brand
spanking new install of cygwin 1.7.3 on a new Dell Studio laptop running
Win7 Pro.
cygcheck output is attached.
The first thing I have done on this new cygwin install is to download
Perl's DBI package from CPAN. I logged
This got me a little excited -- mounting a remote file system on a local
mountpoint...
From: http://fuse.sourceforge.net/sshfs.html
> SSHFS: SSH Filesystem
> This is a filesystem client based on the SSH File Transfer Protocol.
> Since most SSH servers already support this protocol it is very
> e
I want to write a script to do a minor edit of a binary file. I don't
use sed, but as best I can say, what I need would be the equivalent of:
sed 's/F:\\/C:\\/g' pugs.exe > pugsfixed.exe
But sed (in my unfamiliar hands) seems to mung the binary (beyond what I
have asked for). I assume this
David Vergin wrote:
system(qq/echo -en "$data_str" | lpr -oraw/);
That does not work in cygwin.
Lasse wrote:
Why would want use echo for this? Just use a piped open directly to lpr:
open(FH, '| lpr -oraw');
print(FH, $data_str);
close(FH);
Thank
I'm adapting a working linux program to cygwin. The process has been
relatively painless except for this issue which has delayed me way past
deadline.
I need to output text and printer codes (which may include \000) from a
perl program to a printer which may be on a parallel port or a USB port
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