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Comments:
<0> Is there an alternative to strtod()... it does not seem to function correctly
<0> does strtod() correct string space?
<0> corrupt
<0> string space somehow...
<0> its "%lf" for a double?
<0> sscanf(buff,"%lf",&d); a good alternative to strtod(buff,&bp); ?
<1> how can you compile every c file in a directory with out making a makefile
<1> would I use something like gcc -c *.c
<2> for i in *.c; do gcc -c $i; done
<3> hi folks, trying to test switch statement with dejagnu, looking for a good xxxswitch-test.c to test the grammar, hints?
<4> hi! with gdb, how can i run a command when a breakpoint is hit?
<5> by typing it(?)
<4> without typing it :-)
<4> Zordan: i think that "commands" is the right command ;-)
<5> hm yes it does look that way
<6> hi, I'm getting a "Trace/breakpoint trap" message when I run my program. What does this means?
<6> I thought it could only happen when using a debugger...
<6> it also happen when compiled with no debug info
<7> how imp is to select nls use flag while emerging gcc ?
<8> I am trying to compile this app that I got from a svn repo. It has 3 makefiles, Makefile.am Makefile.common and Makefile.nmake. The autoreconf commmand doesnt work.
<8> There is a configure.am file. I have tried to rename it, and make it an executable but that doesnt work.
<8> I have tried to copy one of the to Makefile, and use make, but that doesnt work either.
<8> This a better question for ##workingset?
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