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<0> warning: this decimal constant is unsigned only in ISO C90 <--- is it possible to represent -(2^31) as a decimal constant without getting this warning?
<0> aha
<0> U
<1> yo :)
<2> Hmm. Is there a portable way to tell if a double is infinity or NaN?
<2> Hmm. How are long longs p***ed to functions? Because I want to try writing a function that accepts and returns long longs in ***embler.
<2> And is there a way to get gcc to output Intel syntax ***embly language?
<3> hey
<3> how can I set the session variable?



<3> to: /usr/bin/gcc-4.0
<3> it was something with export?
<4> morning
<5> Can i make gcc warn for each implicit conversion ? (might sound silly :)
<6> Can i make gcc output ***embly in intel syntax ?
<7> hi
<8> hello
<8> I'm trying to install DB2 (IBM database)
<8> it requires libstdc++-libc6.1-1.so.2
<8> after compiling/installing GCC (4.0.1) a year ago
<8> I only got /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6.0.5
<8> that file (libstdc++-libc6.1-1.so.2) is suppose to be a symbolic link to libstdc++-2.9.0.so or libstdc++-2.10.0.so
<8> (according to http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-HOWTO/DB2-HOWTO.html#AEN124)
<8> how do I compile/install this file ?
<5> Can i make gcc warn for each implicit conversion ? (might sound silly :
<9> hi, wondered if anyone knows where I can find a tutorial on using ncurse and c? I'm looking in google and for some weird reason cant find anything
<10> miles: take a look into your ncurses package.
<9> yeah just looking in the /usr/share/docs/
<9> sorry, stupid, should have thought of that 1st
<9> lol
<9> ciao!
<5> Can I let gcc warn for each implicit conversion ?
<5> Sorry G++
<11> I'm experimenting with -fvisibility=hidden. I understand that this helps best when creating a shared library, because it removes all symbols that don't need to be visible globally. When just linking a bunch of .o files, however, a lot of symbols are available globally, which is unnecessary IMO. Does anybody like to discuss this issue with me?
<12> Hi, I need help with inline ***embly
<12> if anyone can offer help, I will give details
<12> I am trying to use gcc inline ***embly to put arguments in registers and setup stack for Windows function on x86-64
<12> from Linux kernel
<12> since the ABI is different for these two platforms
<12> I don't have a description of the problem with what I have done, but apparently it doesn't work (I don't have x86-64 machine)
<12> I am wondering if anyone can take a look and see if I am m(ie)ssing anything
<5> (17:14:30) Qantourisc: Can I let gcc warn for each implicit conversion ?
<13> How to set gcc where to search for header files? I am using Ubuntu.
<14> the -I switch perhaps?
<14> gcc -I /usr/src/include
<14> if the header files are in the same dir as your source file you may also include em like #define "foo.h"



<14> Dimitrije: jel dobro? ;)
<13> !?
<13> Where are you from?
<14> Dimitrije: i'm from slovenia, but my father is serb ;-)
<13> I downloaded some Irrlicht graphic engine and wanted to add irrlicht header files.
<14> why for?
<15> i get the following error when i try to do make install in gcc 4.1
<15> mv -f /usr/lib/./libiberty.an /usr/lib/./libiberty.a
<15> mv: cannot move `/usr/lib/./libiberty.an' to `/usr/lib/./libiberty.a': Operation not permitted
<15> make[2]: *** [install_to_libdir] Error 1
<15> make[2]: Leaving directory `/root/admin/Download/gcc-4.1.1/host-i386-redhat-linux/libiberty'
<15> make[1]: *** [install-libiberty] Error 2
<15> make[1]: Leaving directory `/root/admin/Download/gcc-4.1.1'
<15> make: *** [install] Error 2
<13> Try sudo make install
<13> You have to be root to install something.
<13> azi`, I need to add them because i can't write full path every time u write some program.
<15> Dimitrijei am root
<15> and i did try ur command
<15> but failed
<13> What system are you using?
<14> Dimitrije: eventually you could put the headers somewhere in /usr/include
<15> fedora core 2
<13> Ummm, Fedora Core 5 is latest version, have you tought about upgrade? :)
<15> well yes but i cant atm
<15> got to much data on to upgrade now
<13> `/usr/lib/./libiberty.an' to `/usr/lib/./libiberty.a' I don't understand this, it can't move file into file lol...
<15> root@fortress [/usr/lib]# rm -fr libiberty.a
<15> rm: cannot remove `libiberty.a': Operation not permitted
<15> its like locked i cant remove it
<15> or mv it
<13> Have you tried chmod 777?
<15> root@fortress [/usr/lib]# chmod 777 libiberty.a
<15> chmod: changing permissions of `libiberty.a': Operation not permitted
<15> lol
<13> Lol!
<13> Computer took control over files :D
<15> its like locked in there
<15> i can move any other files execpt it
<15> hasnt been changed since we got the server though
<13> I don't know :D
<13> I think i am going to play some game. I have fixed enough error for today :)


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