Re: [Kicad-developers] Cryptic characters in source

On 2020-02-08 4:32 p.m., ja...@veith.net wrote: My editor shows non ascii cryptic characters in master cpp source what I cannot see in the browser. Here it is underscore M [snip] Can anybody confirm this ? Yes, I can confirm them. They are carriage return (ctrl-M) characters in the file. -

Re: [Kicad-developers] Cryptic characters in source

## Brian Piccioni (br...@documenteddesigns.com): > Perhaps I misunderstand but I don't see anything (screen grab from > notepad++ on Windows 10) Windows Line Endings, aka CR-LF. Unix-like systems use LF (line feed) only, while Windows uses carriage return+line feed. The usual representation on Li

Re: [Kicad-developers] Cryptic characters in source

On 08.02.20 22:39, Brian Piccioni wrote: Perhaps I misunderstand but I don't see anything (screen grab from notepad++ on Windows 10) Sorry - did not recognize that its always EOL - somebody simply opened in a Windows editor ... ___ Mailing list: ht

Re: [Kicad-developers] Cryptic characters in source

Perhaps I misunderstand but I don't see anything (screen grab from notepad++ on Windows 10) On 2020-02-08 4:32 p.m., ja...@veith.net wrote: My editor shows non ascii cryptic characters in master cpp source what I cannot see in the browser. Here it is underscore M and I tried using Emacs what s

Re: [Kicad-developers] GCC 7.4 crash somehow related to backannotate

Hi Jon, That's my code. Unfortunately I almost sleep. I don't see big difference between using value_type and std::make_pair. I just tried to be smart and used decltype to show that is the map pair. But it doesn't change much. Only thing I see now, that according documentation value type is pair, b

[Kicad-developers] GCC 7.4 crash somehow related to backannotate

Hi all, I am running into a weird problem on GCC 7.4 / Ubuntu 18.04.1 Master compiles just fine. However, after rebasing onto latest master, my branch in MR90 causes an internal compiler segfault on eeschema/tools/backannotate.cpp:185 I