Hi all,
Since yesterday I have been trying to understand why "char**
essid_list" is working inside getInstalledEssidList(&count,
essid_list) but failing as soon as I try to access essid_list[0]
outside the function.
Both the source and the gdb text output are attached.
Any helpful pointers are a
On 09/11/2015 03:33 AM, Daniel Reurich wrote:
> [...]
> We could either use $USER_$SESSIONID or $USER/$SESSIONID to
> implement multiple sessions per user.
> [...]
Hi Daniel,
what is $SESSIONID? How is the value determined?
Kind regards,
T.
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On 09/11/2015 07:33 AM, tilt! wrote:
> [...]
> #1 A "prefix" for XDG_RUNTIME_DIR, meaning the directory where
> runtime directories are created; [...]
>
>XDG_RUNTIME_PREFIX="/tmp/xdg-runtime/user"
>
> This definition could go to "/etc/xdg/runtime-prefix.default"
>
> #2 A procedure that, if cal
On 09/11/2015 10:35 AM, Edward Bartolo wrote:
Hi all,
Since yesterday I have been trying to understand why "char**
essid_list" is working inside getInstalledEssidList(&count,
essid_list) but failing as soon as I try to access essid_list[0]
outside the function.
Both the source and the gdb text
Edward Bartolo writes:
> Since yesterday I have been trying to understand why "char**
> essid_list" is working inside getInstalledEssidList(&count,
> essid_list) but failing as soon as I try to access essid_list[0]
> outside the function.
>
> Both the source and the gdb text output are attached.
>
"tilt!" writes:
> On 09/11/2015 10:35 AM, Edward Bartolo wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> Since yesterday I have been trying to understand why "char**
>> essid_list" is working inside getInstalledEssidList(&count,
>> essid_list) but failing as soon as I try to access essid_list[0]
>> outside the function.
As suggested by tilt, I switched to use GSList but I need to use it
for two distinct cases:
a) to manage a list of strings
b) to manage a list of structures of this construct:
typedef struct {
double quality;
char name[MAX_ESSID_LENGTH];
} wifi_quality;
I expect this to be possibl
I will try the solution from Rainer as it seems to do the least of
disruption to my original code.
Thanks to you all,
Edward
On 11/09/2015, Edward Bartolo wrote:
> As suggested by tilt, I switched to use GSList but I need to use it
> for two distinct cases:
> a) to manage a list of strings
> b)
From: Steve Litt
To: dng@lists.dyne.org
Sent: Thursday, September 3, 2015 11:35 AM
Subject: Re: [DNG] Doing away with multi-threading in my project (netman)
On Thu, 3 Sep 2015 07:38:13 +0100
Edward Bartolo wrote:
. I know that's how suckless-init works. I suggest you
download
Hi Edward,
Consider a double pointer like a matrix (in algebra) witch one you don't
know its dimension a priori.
An example: put the case that we are developing an application witch
calculates the inverse of a matrix of dimensions NxM. The values of N
and M will be determinated by the user a
Hi Aitor,
auto-connect successfully sorted the available wifi signals according
to strength and finally it connected to my wifi. Hurray!
The next test, is to include more wifi interfaces files and test
whether it can select the wifi with the best signal and choose the
corresponding interfaces fil
No!
Only square matrices can have a determinant.
I am not Roger Penrose. I am a hooligan of *Richard Feynman* and *Lev
Davidovick Landau* (vintage).
Yes, i know... There are many hooligans in this forum. There is a
special black hole in the heaven for that guys.
Aitor.
El 11/09/15 a l
Perfect - avoids the GLIB dependency, too :)
GLIB is a bloated beast anyway, comes with an XML parser, an own
threading system, i bet somewhere in there is a fully featured telnet
client and a mail program, too.
Thank you Rainer for extreme (C) programming. ;-)
Regards,
T.
On 09/11/2015 04:
Hi all,
auto-conn successfully connected to my wifi notwithstanding I had more
than one "interfaces" file installed for the wifis belonging to two
sisters. So, it had to decide which file to use from three "essid"
files.
Internally, it sorts the available wifi signals according to strength
starti
On Fri, Sep 11, 2015 at 11:23:38AM +0200, tilt! wrote:
> Unadressed remains the lifecycle of $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR, specifically:
>
> * When is $XDG_RUNTIME_PREFIX created?
>
> If $XDG_RUNTIME_PREFIX hosts every user's runtime directory,
> it may not be created with ownership of the user, so to do
You are right Edward, i was thinking in the transposition matrix.
El 11/09/15 a las 19:32, Edward Bartolo escribió:
only square matrices can
have an inverse
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A * (1/A) = 1 = (1/A) * A
So, it must be square :-)
On 11/09/15 20:57, Jonathan Wilkes wrote:
El 11/09/15 a las 19:32, Edward Bartolo escribió:
only square matrices can
have an inverse
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Hi,
I started mirroring Devuan:
http://188.165.204.61/repo/
I hope to have enought space in the hard disk: a dedicated server
machine in SoYouStart (OVH).
Aitor.
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> On September 11, 2015 at 2:24 PM aitor_czr wrote:
>
> No!
>
> Only square matrices can have a determinant.
>
> I am not Roger Penrose. I am a hooligan of *Richard Feynman*
> and *Lev Davidovick Landau* (vintage).
Perhaps also with some variation *Joseph-Louis Lagrange* :-)
Peter Olson
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I sent an e-mail about a week ago to the list. I'm willing to mirror
Devuan, I just do not have the information I need to do it.
If anyone wants another mirror. It would be in Dallas, US. I just need
to know how much space and bandwidth it will need, plus instructions on
how to set up the mirror.
On Fri, Sep 11, 2015 at 10:48:19PM +0200, aitor_czr wrote:
> A * (1/A) = 1 = (1/A) * A
>
> So, it must be square :-)
>
I will become pedantic now, but if A is a matrix, the interpretation
of the equations above depends on what "1" and "/" actually mean for
you. In general, 1/A does not mean anyt
I recomend you to eat a pizza with Jaromil
El 12/09/15 a las 00:18, KatolaZ escribió:
will become pedantic now, but if A is a matrix, the interpretation
of the equations above depends on what "1" and "/" actually mean for
you. In general, 1/A does not mean anything when you deal with
matrices.
Of course... and Maxwell.. and many others...
El 11/09/15 a las 23:18, Peter Olson escribió:
On September 11, 2015 at 2:24 PM aitor_czr wrote:
>
>No!
>
>Only square matrices can have a determinant.
>
>I am not Roger Penrose. I am a hooligan of*Richard Feynman*
>and*Lev Davidovick Landau* (
On Fri, Sep 11, 2015 at 04:34:00PM -0500, Rod Rodolico wrote:
> I sent an e-mail about a week ago to the list. I'm willing to mirror
> Devuan, I just do not have the information I need to do it.
>
> If anyone wants another mirror. It would be in Dallas, US. I just need
> to know how much space and
Hi all,
after the last days issues with devuan repositories,
i have deeply investigated what broke our amprolla merged repo.
First issue: debian mirror auto geolocation
Until some days ago we were using http://http.debian.net as auto
geolocation redirect for debian mirrors to be merged. Sadly th
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