I fixed all remaining compilation problems with ICS/win32, and Francois
Piette promptly included them in a new distribution.
The current ICS distribution available on the website (www.overbyte.be) now
should work unmodified on 1.9.8.
Note that only the console demoes were ported for now.
The de
Jeff Pohlmeyer wrote:
If you want to take a look, I've put it on
http://users.edpnet.be/~koenraad/www
Okay, try this...
In your ulinuxgnu300 directory, type:
make clean
make linux
ar -r libonewire.a *.o
ranlib libonewire.a
And then move the resulting "libonewire.a" file into
a directory
Jeff Pohlmeyer wrote:
If you want to take a look, I've put it on
http://users.edpnet.be/~koenraad/www
Okay, try this...
In your ulinuxgnu300 directory, type:
make clean
make linux
ar -r libonewire.a *.o
ranlib libonewire.a
And then move the resulting "libonewire.a" file into
a directory
> If you want to take a look, I've put it on
> http://users.edpnet.be/~koenraad/www
Okay, try this...
In your ulinuxgnu300 directory, type:
make clean
make linux
ar -r libonewire.a *.o
ranlib libonewire.a
And then move the resulting "libonewire.a" file into
a directory where the link
Hi,
I see many messages about linking libraries that were written in C
language. I do it at run time. This message is for those that are not so
familiar with linux system programming. Here is an exampe:
Supose that I want to use the the function "ibdev" in the module
"libgpib.so". From the fil
> Normally, you can do getuid or geteuid to get the
> user ID,
> if it is zero, you know it's the root user.
As simple as that, wow. :)
Thanks
Mike
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On Mon, 14 Mar 2005, [iso-8859-1] Michaÿb3 Woÿ9fniak wrote:
Hi there.
First of all, I am new here and would like to say
"Hello" to all you guys on this list.
Now the question:
I am developing a simple program under Linux, that is
to use RAW sockets. Therefore it *requires* root
priviledges
Hi there.
First of all, I am new here and would like to say
"Hello" to all you guys on this list.
Now the question:
I am developing a simple program under Linux, that is
to use RAW sockets. Therefore it *requires* root
priviledges.
Does anyone know how to check for them _before_ I get
an AV tryin
