Since 4/14/2012 12:23:27 AM, jrdavid has written 6 articles and participated in 22 conversations. jrdavid signature: jrdavid
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portability: static vs. shared?534 (11/1/2008 2:45:46 PM) comp.unix.programmer Hello, My naive common sense and a few authors[1] say that linking libraries statically makes program binaries more portable. However I have seen it written here on c.u.p[2] that static linking a makes progra... Jean
Fancy table column separator638 (3/22/2007 2:10:49 AM) comp.text.tex Hi, I'm fairly new to Latex. I'm trying to produce a small (i.e. fits on one page) table with two columns, but instead of having a line separating the columns, I would like it to be an arrow pointing down and ... Jean
Emulating serial communication between processes116 (2/14/2007 12:14:45 AM) comp.unix.questions How would one go about connecting two processes which expect to communicate over a serial line? I'm running Linux. I have a protocol stack, the lowest layer of which opens a serial port in non-canonical mode. ... Jean
[newbie] inlinebib causes 'undefined control sequence'596 (9/16/2005 1:52:01 PM) comp.text.tex The system: Linux, Debian Sarge. latex version: e-TeX (Web2C 7.4.5) 3.14159-2.1 kpathsea version 3.4.5 Copyright (C) 1997-2003 The NTS Team. Kpathsea is copyright (C) 1997-2003 Free Software Foundation, Inc. ... Jean
Problem frames916 (4/8/2004 11:49:14 AM) comp.software-eng Do many people use the Problem Frames approach developped by Michael Jackson for requirements design? I think its a very solid approach but I didn't realize it was so new until I tried to find references to it... Jean
@CITATION type in bibtex019 (8/29/2003 2:52:10 AM) comp.text.tex I'm looking for a way to embed actual excerpts from a book in the bibtex entry for that book. Somebody recommended the following to me awhile back: @CITATION{BeginAtTheBeginning, text = "Begin at the beginnin... Jean
Find command help321 (3/15/2007 7:45:01 AM) comp.unix.questions Hi, Please let me know how to search for all file -newer than (let call this_file) . I interested only current directory "." NOT recursive to sub- directory . I used find command, but it not worked, which sea... minhcao123133(5)
[GNU Make] Stem for phony target736 (3/21/2007 9:05:05 PM) comp.unix.programmer Hi, I have the following make file: ------------------------------------------- all: something else ..PHONY: MakeAppleJuice MakeOrangeJuice MakeTomatoJuice MakeAppleJuice: make_juice Apple.in.source Apple... sun_tong_001(52)
Fancy table column separator638 (3/22/2007 2:10:49 AM) comp.text.tex Hi, I'm fairly new to Latex. I'm trying to produce a small (i.e. fits on one page) table with two columns, but instead of having a line separating the columns, I would like it to be an arrow pointing down and ... jrdavid(28)
Location of the logon message script537 (3/30/2007 3:00:14 PM) comp.unix.questions Hello, Once I login to the UNIX server I am getting this logon Message. I want to modify this message. Please let me know where this script will be available. login as: root Use of this Network i... vadisubash(11)
Wildcards with Unix330 (4/12/2007 6:26:36 PM) comp.unix.programmer Hey Guys, I'm very new to Unix, but I can't seem to get wildcards for directories working properly. I'm trying to dynamically cat files together in various directories and the wildcards work for the file nam... ajeevanathan(1)
find all directories EXCEPT hidden (.example/)112 (4/19/2007 4:21:12 PM) comp.unix.questions I'm using the following command to find all directories located in $HOME/$yourNewPrj/lvs/, but I would like to exclude all hidden directories (starting with "."). Is there a flag I could set with the FIND comma... Roland.Fontaine(58)
cat gzip files697 (4/26/2007 10:52:57 PM) comp.unix.programmer Hi, If I have a few thousand .gz files and I cat them together into one file. Should the result be a valid .gz file? Thanks, -- Ivan Novick http://www.0x4849.net ... ivan
Can I make a process look like a filename?2128 (9/6/2011 7:59:30 PM) comp.unix.shell What I'd like to do is to interpret a filename as the entry to a process. So that, for example, in cp real_file.ps prf "prf" would be interpreted something like "| ". Is there any way of doing this? --... acm(248)