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I use RCS locally and SVN remotely (I kinda like the feature set, I can work locally and keep revisions, and putback to my SVN repository when I want to...
How do I tell tkdiff to use my SVN or my RCS files to diff? Seems I need to add some code to "force" (instead of guessing)
marty.
2008-09-10 03:14:11 UTC in tkdiff
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Newer kernels don't seem to have CDC_IOCTLS.
I still find cdctl useful, here's a simple patch...
2007-05-20 20:51:54 UTC in cdctl
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The -z option didn't really work.
I redid the patch, I have to submit it (if the -z option is
envoked, it goes through a buffer instead of outputing to
the screen, and the decision to output is made at the
completion of the syscall...that means hanging syscalls
don't print partially...
I just needed the -z option at work and didn't have it --
An...
2006-04-28 16:08:52 UTC in strace
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I think you can register something with atexit, and
cache fatal errors someplace to come out on the screen
after curses is done...
I've also seen a problem the the tty is in a weird state
if flex fails...atexit() would solve this problem
too...
2003-02-23 19:35:06 UTC in cscope
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I'm using the cvs version.
I had a similar problem.
On redhat 8.0 --
rxvt works
xterm doesn't work with TERM=xterm
xterm works with TERM=vt100
But I'm not sure I'm thrilled with the error strategy -- its
hidden in the main window -- probably it would be a good
idea to print fatal error messages after curses is exited.
2003-02-22 23:29:06 UTC in cscope
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yep, I don't know much about python -- but this happened on
redhat 7.2
Changed to using /usr/bin/python2...seems to work.
2002-03-01 19:31:22 UTC in Python Exif Parser
