PIO_unix_pipe() is the eqivalent to perl5's pp_backtick(), i.e. run a
program and capture the program's output (or send something to the
program). I've hacked together a PIR script with some NCI code to use
this function - works fine - but the interface of PIO_unix_pipe() is a
bit clumsy to use
Andy Dougherty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 1. Configure.pl issues some uninitialized warnings:
Should be fixed now.
> 2. build_tools/ops2c.pl issues a warning:
> perl build_tools/ops2c.pl C --core
> please increase hash_size (2111) in ops2c.pl
> but unfortunately doesn't give any he
Dan Sugalski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well... not necessarily. The original scheme was for the opcode
> loading code to specify what numbers the loaded opcodes would get for
> the compilation unit in question.
Opcode numbers only aren't sufficient. The compiler checks argument
count and types
