ot" returns an "unspecified" value when y != 20, thus
different versions of gcc may effectively produce different
values.
Conclusion, always compile with -Wall :-).
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tid1,NULL,thrfunc,NULL);
See you.
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/usr/X11R6/man/man1/enable_X11_numlock.1.bz2
(binary is coming from code by Lubos Lunak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> that
produces fake X events to simulate the num lock key push under X)
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But you won't make many
sendmail experts switch to postfix *that* easily.
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