On Fri, Sep 19, 2014 at 7:17 PM, Ian Grant
wrote: a bunch of stuff, and added:
I forgot to add "you fucking ignorant jumped-up little prick!" So now
you have _textual evidence_ that I really am impolite :-)
Best wishes
Ian
Hi Panicz,
What country do you live in at the moment? I ask because it makes a
difference sometimes to know someone's background. I live in Bolivia.
I am stateless, i.e. an illegal alien, and because of that have no
source of income. I live on money borrowed from friends and family. My
material p
Without this change, building for arm{hf,el} with gcc-4.9 (Debian
4.9.1-14) fails as follows:
/tmp/ccdZTkXQ.s:14591: rdhi, rdlo and rm must all be different
Thanks to Mark H Weaver for the suggestion.
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This should apply against 2.0.11.
libguile/vm-i-scheme.c | 2 +-
1 file changed, 1 i
Hi.
I've observed that some time ago you started sending tons of revolutionary
ideas regarding the way the software should be written, and crtiticising
the current practices.
I am not in the position to refer to those ideas, because I didn't manage
to comprehend them fully (although I am trying to
I hope this will provoke some new ideas about how to develop secure
systems software.
Thesis: The Software Development Process Itself is THE Major Security
Vulnerability in Current Computing and Communications Practices
This is because feasibility of the process depends entirely on re-use
of conc
Now with a test. The first patch makes most of test-suite/tests/arrays.test run
under both the compiler and the interpreter. It produces a large amount of
errors under the compiler. The next two patches are the same as in the last
email and fix these errors.
However, it's interesting to me tha
