of the
filesystem. This DOES NOT mean that the data will be on stable store.
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script.
You could handle queue entry with the process_cvs_mail script and
queue exit with your daemon; signal the daemon from the script when
new work appears in the queue. This would mirror a threaded work queue
approach that blocks on a a conditional variable until work comes into the
que
e an opinion on the difficulty of hacking something like this
into the tunnel node code?
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"Jacques A. Vidrine" wrote:
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> > I doubt that you could measure any difference between
> > if (foo) free(foo);
> > and free(foo);
>
> Nevertheless, I tend to write it that way at times -- maybe because it
> seems so natural to me to ask `do I need to free this thing?' -- and
> that gets
environment coming to us to
learn more about our programming paradigm. Don't blast him for not
picking it up fast enough. Give the guy some help.
Geez.
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written, commercial STL
implementations, such as the Rogue Wave library that comes with the Sun
C++ compiler, suffer from the same threading problems.
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> use port forwarding of ssh to establish a ppp connection. I have
> something written up on how I did it, it's been awhile, so YMMV:
> http://dorothy.hentschel.net/ppp_over_ssh.html
Or, better yet, use IPSec.
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Parag Patel wrote:
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> Can your graphics guy whip up a couple of Daemons in the style of
> Southpark (esp. Cartman) and the PowerPuff Girls? Just a couple of
> things I want to see...
Oh... My... God... I would pay to print the t-shirts.
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of a shame.
Sure is. What are we going to do about it?
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attacking these ideas as foreign evil and start looking for
any interesting notions that we can use.
Thanks,
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by people like Greenman, Hubbard,
Fagen, Lehey, and the rest of the FreeBSD team, and then layer on top
of that the tremendous resources of the contributing user base,
well... it makes me want to send off my resume to see if I can do
anything to help--not scream bloody murder.
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me more complete scenarios? I am interested in
your problem.
Yours,
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nd FreeBSD. Go check
out the press release at the URL below.
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