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I have some more info on this. It appears that files from Windows (with CR LF newline encoding) have been checked into the repository on a Mac system (which uses LF newline encoding). So CVS thinks it's checking in Mac files, and stores the CR as a byte and recognises the LF as a newline. When checking out in Windows, we first get the CR byte, and then the newline is encoded as CR LF. So we end...
2007-07-24 22:43:40 UTC in TortoiseCVS
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Hi,
Several of the files I checked out contain newline encoded as CR CR LF. This causes major problems with Visual Studio 2005, which treats it as double newline. When I check out on a Mac (command line tools) and open the same source files in an hex editor, the line endings are correct.
I tried both TortoiseCVS version 1.8.30 and 1.10.1-RC8. I'm working with Windows XP SP2. No idea what...
2007-07-23 11:48:33 UTC in TortoiseCVS
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The GNA SoftWire projec is not empty, it's just only accessible with CVS.
But there has also been some communication on the mailing list. In just a couple weeks I will start a new dynamic code generation project for my Master's thesis. It will be [insert favorite superlative here] than SoftWire and include every feature ever asked for. It will be open-source but the license might be a little...
2006-09-12 11:24:13 UTC in SoftWire
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As a backup I would recommend to use:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/softwire
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/sw-shader
Please understand that not much has changed. The projects have been inactive for very long, I just removed the development page. I hope you still appreciate the backups.
2005-10-22 07:17:15 UTC in SoftWire
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Hi Sebastien,
It is hard to have a commercial product while there is still an open-source project. So to clearly break between the two we had to take these measures. Any further development on swShader would be bad for TransGaming's SwiftShader.
While it's probably your legal right to take the last LGPL code and use it for a new project, I hope you're realistic about the possibilities...
2005-10-21 01:53:18 UTC in SoftWire
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Hi TKF15H,
First of all sorry for the very late reply, I don't check this forum often any more.
The reason why you can't assign a floating-point constant directly is because x86 doesn't have an instruction to do this. All constants are loaded from memory. You'll have to use the SSE instructions like this:
Float f;
static float c = 0.5f;
movss(f, dword_ptr [&c]);
It seems a bit...
2005-10-14 17:28:03 UTC in SoftWire
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Finances are improving so I'll get a 64-bit system right after my June exams!
In the meantime, contributions are highly appreciated... :-)
2005-05-02 19:15:48 UTC in SoftWire
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Is GNUmakefile better than Makefile.gcc for everyone? People seem to give it all kinds of names so I'm not sure what is most generic.
2005-03-09 21:45:08 UTC in SoftWire
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Thanks for the fix! I'll include it in the next release.
2005-03-09 21:40:31 UTC in SoftWire
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Hi, I tested that code and it did not fail on my system. Are
you using the latest release? On what line in
Synthesizer.cpp does the exception get thrown? Thanks.
2005-03-09 21:38:40 UTC in SoftWire
