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autotools: alter makefile output from configure script?, Rui Maciel
- Re: autotools: alter makefile output from configure script?, Mark Hobley
  - Re: autotools: alter makefile output from configure script?, Rui Maciel
- Re: autotools: alter makefile output from configure script?, William Pursell
shared vs static library, the . cool . dude . man
- Re: shared vs static library, Pawel Dziepak
  - Re: shared vs static library, Måns Rullgård
    - Re: shared vs static library, Mark Hobley
    - Re: shared vs static library, Pawel Dziepak
    - Re: shared vs static library, JC
  - Re: shared vs static library, Rainer Weikusat
- Re: shared vs static library, JC
ssh port forwarding programically, budlite
Can a message queue be used for remote function invocation ?, lali.cpp
SUPRISE...!, enteringheaven
struct scope in offsetof(3) example, elmo+ML
- Re: struct scope in offsetof(3) example, Robert Harris
  - Re: struct scope in offsetof(3) example, Måns Rullgård
  - Re: struct scope in offsetof(3) example, elmo+ML
    - Re: struct scope in offsetof(3) example, Måns Rullgård
    - Re: struct scope in offsetof(3) example, elmo+ML
    - Re: struct scope in offsetof(3) example, Barry Margolin
  - Re: struct scope in offsetof(3) example, Gary R. Schmidt
    - Re: struct scope in offsetof(3) example, James Kanze
    - Re: struct scope in offsetof(3) example, Måns Rullgård
Overlength address with link layer packet, boltar2003
- Re: Overlength address with link layer packet, guenther@xxxxxxxxx
  - Re: Overlength address with link layer packet, boltar2003
    - Re: Overlength address with link layer packet, guenther@xxxxxxxxx
C++: check if a directory exists, Rui Maciel
- Re: C++: check if a directory exists, Ian Collins
- Re: C++: check if a directory exists, Eric Sosman
- Re: C++: check if a directory exists, Ulrich Eckhardt
[OT] Re: replacing read with mmap, Eric Sosman
Re: Add special linking flag ONLY on Solaris, Jan Engelhardt
- Re: Add special linking flag ONLY on Solaris, Giorgos Keramidas
sigio_func, Aaron Spiteri
- Re: sigio_func, Nate Eldredge
- <Possible follow-ups>
- sigio_func, Aaron Spiteri
  - Re: sigio_func, Golden California Girls
Humans and the Cosmic Law of Free choice between Hatred and, Leo Vuyk
Endless loop "--(end of buffer or a NULL)" in Flex++, 张扬 Santa
Sparse array lookup algorithm, Bin Chen
- Re: Sparse array lookup algorithm, Jyoti Sharma
- Re: Sparse array lookup algorithm, Mark Hobley
- Re: Sparse array lookup algorithm, Russell Shaw
OT: sourceforge Vs google code?, Rui Maciel
- Re: OT: sourceforge Vs google code?, Christof Meerwald
compiling for backwards compatibility?, David Mathog
- Re: compiling for backwards compatibility?, Ian Collins
- Re: compiling for backwards compatibility?, David Schwartz
user mode vs kernel mode, asit
- Re: user mode vs kernel mode, John Gordon
gdb 6.3, debugging a program that vforked: no stdin/out of gdb, mail@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Re: gdb 6.3, debugging a program that vforked: no stdin/out of gdb, Nate Eldredge
  - Re: gdb 6.3, debugging a program that vforked: no stdin/out of gdb, mail@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Show stderr separately from stdout, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe
- Re: Show stderr separately from stdout, Barry Margolin
  - Re: Show stderr separately from stdout, Geoff Clare
write using O_DIRECT, Ivan Novick
- Re: write using O_DIRECT, Nate Eldredge
- Re: write using O_DIRECT, David Schwartz
  - Re: write using O_DIRECT, Ivan Novick
    - Re: write using O_DIRECT, David Schwartz
    - Re: write using O_DIRECT, Casper H . S . Dik
    - Re: write using O_DIRECT, David Schwartz
- Re: write using O_DIRECT, guenther@xxxxxxxxx
Using ucontext in signal handler, Matthias Pohl
- Re: Using ucontext in signal handler, GPS
open and stdout, portability issue, David Mathog
- Re: open and stdout, portability issue, Nate Eldredge
  - Re: open and stdout, portability issue, David Mathog
    - Re: open and stdout, portability issue, Nate Eldredge
    - Re: open and stdout, portability issue, David Mathog
    - Re: open and stdout, portability issue, Barry Margolin
    - Re: open and stdout, portability issue, Nate Eldredge
    - Re: open and stdout, portability issue, David Mathog
    - Re: open and stdout, portability issue, Nate Eldredge
Abuse SUID bit to run malicious code, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe
- Re: Abuse SUID bit to run malicious code, Nate Eldredge
- Re: Abuse SUID bit to run malicious code, Moi
- Re: Abuse SUID bit to run malicious code, David Schwartz
- Re: Abuse SUID bit to run malicious code, John Tsiombikas
Re: Is it possible to print enum's text?, Mark Wooding
Debug program as super user with Code::Blocks, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe
Do I want an ACK in my high-level protocol when using TCP?, JC
- Re: Do I want an ACK in my high-level protocol when using TCP?, David Schwartz
  - Re: Do I want an ACK in my high-level protocol when using TCP?, JC
    - Re: Do I want an ACK in my high-level protocol when using TCP?, David Schwartz
    - Re: Do I want an ACK in my high-level protocol when using TCP?, JC
    - Re: Do I want an ACK in my high-level protocol when using TCP?, David Schwartz
    - Re: Do I want an ACK in my high-level protocol when using TCP?, JC
    - Re: Do I want an ACK in my high-level protocol when using TCP?, David Schwartz
    - Re: Do I want an ACK in my high-level protocol when using TCP?, JC
    - Re: Do I want an ACK in my high-level protocol when using TCP?, Moi
    - Re: Do I want an ACK in my high-level protocol when using TCP?, JC
    - Re: Do I want an ACK in my high-level protocol when using TCP?, Moi
    - Re: Do I want an ACK in my high-level protocol when using TCP?, JC
- Re: Do I want an ACK in my high-level protocol when using TCP?, Rick Jones
  - Re: Do I want an ACK in my high-level protocol when using TCP?, JC
GDB verbose print messge, Xend
- Re: GDB verbose print messge, Nate Eldredge
- Re: GDB verbose print messge, Scott Lurndal
mixing gcc and g++, psp
- Re: mixing gcc and g++, Gordon Burditt
Re: Migration of Kernel intrusive application - HP-UX to Linux, Zeljko Vrba
set and consecutive delimiters, Christopher Benson-Manica
- Re: set and consecutive delimiters, Geoff Clare
Electrons are real cutting machines (video)., Leo Vuyk
apache mod_rewrite question - remove one directory from the URL, Jake Barnes
- Re: apache mod_rewrite question - remove one directory from the URL, Rainer Weikusat
  - Re: apache mod_rewrite question - remove one directory from the URL, Jake Barnes
  - Re: apache mod_rewrite question - remove one directory from the URL, Jake Barnes
    - Re: apache mod_rewrite question - remove one directory from the URL, Rainer Weikusat
How to set pseudo terminal non-blocking?, john . daker . 214
about aio_suspend and socket, ben
- Re: about aio_suspend and socket, ben
  - Re: about aio_suspend and socket, David Schwartz
    - Re: about aio_suspend and socket, ben
ENV VAR addresses, pater
- Re: ENV VAR addresses, Ian Collins
- Re: ENV VAR addresses, Lew Pitcher
  - Re: ENV VAR addresses, __PaTeR
aio_suspend can not block, ben
- Re: aio_suspend can not block, ben
- Re: aio_suspend can not block, David Schwartz
- Re: aio_suspend can not block, Daniel Molina Wegener
Can I mmap(MAP_PRIVATE) one more byte than the length of the file?, Phil
- Re: Can I mmap(MAP_PRIVATE) one more byte than the length of the file?, Nate Eldredge
Formatting std::string, neilsolent
- Re: Formatting std::string, Ian Collins
  - Re: Formatting std::string, neilsolent
    - Re: Formatting std::string, Ian Collins
    - Re: Formatting std::string, JC
    - Re: Formatting std::string, neilsolent
Overhead of rdynamic, Ryan M
- Re: Overhead of rdynamic, Nate Eldredge
Re: Free Will inside the multiverse., Leo Vuyk
How can I detect remote socket close when I use an epoll programming style?, Bo Yang
- Re: How can I detect remote socket close when I use an epoll programming style?, Barry Margolin
  - Re: How can I detect remote socket close when I use an epoll programming style?, Bo Yang
    - Re: How can I detect remote socket close when I use an epoll programming style?, David Schwartz
    - Re: How can I detect remote socket close when I use an epoll programming style?, Bo Yang
  - Re: How can I detect remote socket close when I use an epoll programming style?, Bo Yang
    - Re: How can I detect remote socket close when I use an epoll ?programming style?, Rick Jones
    - Re: How can I detect remote socket close when I use an epoll ?programming style?, Bo Yang
    - Re: How can I detect remote socket close when I use an epoll ?programming style?, neilsolent
    - Re: How can I detect remote socket close when I use an epoll ?programming style?, Nate Eldredge
    - Re: How can I detect remote socket close when I use an epoll ?programming style?, Alex Fraser
    - Re: How can I detect remote socket close when I use an epoll ?programming style?, neilsolent
    - Re: How can I detect remote socket close when I use an epoll ?programming style?, Barry Margolin
what permissions are needed to let a php script call the "svn update" subversion command?, Jake Barnes
- Re: what permissions are needed to let a php script call the "svn update" subversion command?, Gordon Burditt
  - Re: what permissions are needed to let a php script call the "svn update" subversion command?, Jake Barnes
    - Re: what permissions are needed to let a php script call the "svn update" subversion command?, Gordon Burditt
    - Re: what permissions are needed to let a php script call the "svn update" subversion command?, lawrence
    - Re: what permissions are needed to let a php script call the "svn update" subversion command?, Gordon Burditt
    - Re: what permissions are needed to let a php script call the "svn update" subversion command?, lawrence
    - Re: what permissions are needed to let a php script call the "svn update" subversion command?, Jake Barnes
    - Re: what permissions are needed to let a php script call the "svn update" subversion command?, Rob Richard
  - Re: what permissions are needed to let a php script call the "svn update" subversion command?, Jake Barnes
  - Re: what permissions are needed to let a php script call the "svn update" subversion command?, Jake Barnes
- Re: what permissions are needed to let a php script call the "svn update" subversion command?, Jake Barnes
  - Re: what permissions are needed to let a php script call the "svn update" subversion command?, robrichard
    - Re: what permissions are needed to let a php script call the "svn update" subversion command?, Jake Barnes
    - Re: what permissions are needed to let a php script call the "svn update" subversion command?, Lew Pitcher
    - Re: what permissions are needed to let a php script call the "svn update" subversion command?, lawrence
    - Re: what permissions are needed to let a php script call the "svn update" subversion command?, robrichard
    - Re: what permissions are needed to let a php script call the "svn update" subversion command?, John Gordon
    - Re: what permissions are needed to let a php script call the "svn update" subversion command?, lawrence
- Re: what permissions are needed to let a php script call the "svn update" subversion command?, Jake Barnes
  - Re: what permissions are needed to let a php script call the "svn update" subversion command?, Gordon Burditt
Makefile: Empty line before warning function return, M4ster
TCP Server does not recv() anything, arnuld
- Re: TCP Server does not recv() anything, arnuld
  - Re: TCP Server does not recv() anything, arnuld
    - Re: TCP Server does not recv() anything, David Schwartz
    - Re: TCP Server does not recv() anything, arnuld
    - Re: TCP Server does not recv() anything, Rainer Weikusat
    - Re: TCP Server does not recv() anything, David Schwartz
    - Re: TCP Server does not recv() anything, arnuld
    - Re: TCP Server does not recv() anything, Moi
    - Re: TCP Server does not recv() anything, arnuld
    - Re: TCP Server does not recv() anything, Barry Margolin
    - Re: TCP Server does not recv() anything, Moi
perror() a standard ?, arnuld
- Re: perror() a standard ?, Alexander Dolgarev
  - Re: perror() a standard ?, arnuld
    - Re: perror() a standard ?, Ian Collins
    - Re: perror() a standard ?, James Kanze
- Re: perror() a standard ?, Saju Pillai
  - Re: perror() a standard ?, Geoff Clare
- Re: perror() a standard ?, Lew Pitcher
  - Re: perror() a standard ?, arnuld
- Re: perror() a standard ?, Nate Eldredge
- Re: perror() a standard ?, Scott Lurndal
  - Re: perror() a standard ?, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx
    - Re: perror() a standard ?, Scott Lurndal
    - Re: perror() a standard ?, William Pursell
    - Re: perror() a standard ?, Barry Margolin
    - Re: perror() a standard ?, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx
    - Re: perror() a standard ?, Barry Margolin
    - Re: perror() a standard ?, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx
gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe
- Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Saju Pillai
  - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe
- Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Nate Eldredge
  - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, David Schwartz
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Måns Rullgård
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, David Schwartz
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Måns Rullgård
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, David Schwartz
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Ben Bacarisse
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, David Schwartz
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Ben Bacarisse
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Måns Rullgård
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Ben Bacarisse
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, David Schwartz
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Rainer Weikusat
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Ben Bacarisse
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Rainer Weikusat
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Ben Bacarisse
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Rainer Weikusat
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Ben Bacarisse
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Rainer Weikusat
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Ben Bacarisse
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Rainer Weikusat
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Ben Bacarisse
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Rainer Weikusat
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Ben Bacarisse
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Rainer Weikusat
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Rainer Weikusat
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Ben Bacarisse
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Måns Rullgård
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Rainer Weikusat
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Måns Rullgård
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Ben Bacarisse
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Ben Bacarisse
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Måns Rullgård
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Ben Bacarisse
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Måns Rullgård
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Nate Eldredge
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, Ben Bacarisse
    - Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, raxit@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: gdb not catching out-of-bounds pointer, David Schwartz
one thread select()ing, another close(), fatfish
- Re: one thread select()ing, another close(), David Schwartz
- Re: one thread select()ing, another close(), Saju Pillai
Re: Assertions that give full function call stack, virtual
- Re: Assertions that give full function call stack, David Schwartz
POSIX regular expressions not matching, mark
- Re: POSIX regular expressions not matching, Gordon Burditt
  - Re: POSIX regular expressions not matching, mark
    - Re: POSIX regular expressions not matching, Daniel Molina Wegener
  - Re: POSIX regular expressions not matching, mark
    - Re: POSIX regular expressions not matching, Gordon Burditt
- Re: POSIX regular expressions not matching, guenther@xxxxxxxxx
Segfaults from gmtime(), robrichard87
- Re: Segfaults from gmtime(), Martin Vuille
Accurate File Timestamps, neilsolent
- Re: Accurate File Timestamps, Fred
  - Re: Accurate File Timestamps, neilsolent
    - Re: Accurate File Timestamps, Rick Jones
- Re: Accurate File Timestamps, Marc
- Re: Accurate File Timestamps, Nate Eldredge
  - Re: Accurate File Timestamps, Geoff Clare
    - Re: Accurate File Timestamps, neilsolent
- Re: Accurate File Timestamps, Gordon Burditt
- Re: Accurate File Timestamps, David Schwartz
  - Re: Accurate File Timestamps, neilsolent
    - Re: Accurate File Timestamps, David Schwartz
    - Re: Accurate File Timestamps, neilsolent
    - Re: Accurate File Timestamps, David Schwartz
    - Re: Accurate File Timestamps, neilsolent
    - Re: Accurate File Timestamps, David Schwartz
    - Re: Accurate File Timestamps, neilsolent
    - Re: Accurate File Timestamps, Moi
    - Re: Accurate File Timestamps, neilsolent
    - Re: Accurate File Timestamps, Moi
    - Re: Accurate File Timestamps, neilsolent
    - Re: Accurate File Timestamps, Nate Eldredge
    - Re: Accurate File Timestamps, neilsolent
    - Re: Accurate File Timestamps, Eric Sosman
    - Re: Accurate File Timestamps, neilsolent
    - Re: Accurate File Timestamps, Nate Eldredge
    - Re: Accurate File Timestamps, Alex Fraser
    - Re: Accurate File Timestamps, neilsolent
    - Re: Accurate File Timestamps, Alex Fraser
    - Re: Accurate File Timestamps, Moi
    - Re: Accurate File Timestamps, neilsolent
per packet QoS (DSCP), aapocketz
- Re: per packet QoS (DSCP), aapocketz
libevent or libev, Alexander Dolgarev
LD_PRELOAD problem, DJ Dharme
- Re: LD_PRELOAD problem, Ian Collins
  - Re: LD_PRELOAD problem, DJ Dharme
    - Re: LD_PRELOAD problem, Ian Collins
    - Re: LD_PRELOAD problem, DJ Dharme
  - Re: LD_PRELOAD problem, Marc
wall time is less than user+sys time. why?, slashdev
- Re: wall time is less than user+sys time. why?, Fred
- Re: wall time is less than user+sys time. why?, David Schwartz
- Re: wall time is less than user+sys time. why?, Gordon Burditt
project in snmp or networking, Shan
- Re: project in snmp or networking, ksashtekar@xxxxxxxxx
how to display character from 128-159 range, Manoj Jain
- Re: how to display character from 128-159 range, Gordon Burditt
  - Re: how to display character from 128-159 range, Manoj Jain
    - Re: how to display character from 128-159 range, Thomas E. Dickey
    - Re: how to display character from 128-159 range, James Kanze
    - Re: how to display character from 128-159 range, Thomas E. Dickey
    - Re: how to display character from 128-159 range, James Kanze
    - Re: how to display character from 128-159 range, Thomas E. Dickey
    - Re: how to display character from 128-159 range, James Kanze
    - Re: how to display character from 128-159 range, Manoj Jain
    - Re: how to display character from 128-159 range, Thomas E. Dickey
    - Re: how to display character from 128-159 range, Jean-Marc Bourguet
poll() server eats 98% of CPU, arnuld
- Re: poll() server eats 98% of CPU, David Schwartz
  - Re: poll() server eats 98% of CPU, arnuld
    - Re: poll() server eats 98% of CPU, Rick Jones
    - Re: poll() server eats 98% of CPU, arnuld
    - Re: poll() server eats 98% of CPU, Nate Eldredge
    - Re: poll() server eats 98% of CPU, arnuld
Re: Password input program (using curses lib), Thomas E. Dickey
- Re: Password input program (using curses lib), neilsolent
  - Re: Password input program (using curses lib), Thomas E. Dickey
Unix component of cross-platform Ethernet library, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe
- Re: Unix component of cross-platform Ethernet library, Rick Jones
Screen management for console applications, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe
- Re: Screen management for console applications, Frank Mertens
  - Re: Screen management for console applications, Lew Pitcher
  - Re: Screen management for console applications, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe
    - Re: Screen management for console applications, Lew Pitcher
    - Re: Screen management for console applications, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe
    - Re: Screen management for console applications, Lew Pitcher
    - Re: Screen management for console applications, Geoff Clare
    - Re: Screen management for console applications, Lew Pitcher
Re: constructing tcp ip messages, Daniel Chicayban Bastos
block numbers in an inode, James
- Re: block numbers in an inode, Nate Eldredge
- Re: block numbers in an inode, Scott Lurndal
Directory reading, mattia
- Re: Directory reading, viza
- Re: Directory reading, Ben Bacarisse
- Re: Directory reading, mattia
  - Re: Directory reading, Moi
    - Re: Directory reading, mattia
    - Re: Directory reading, Moi
    - Re: Directory reading, mattia
    - Re: Directory reading, Ben Bacarisse
    - Re: Directory reading, mattia
    - Re: Directory reading, Ben Bacarisse
    - Re: Directory reading, Lew Pitcher
    - Re: Directory reading, Nate Eldredge
    - Re: Directory reading, mattia
    - Re: Directory reading, Nate Eldredge
    - Re: Directory reading, Mark Wooding
    - Re: Directory reading, Nate Eldredge
Removing lines of file after retrieval of variable, lake
- Re: Removing lines of file after retrieval of variable, John Gordon
pollin and pollout together ?, arnuld
- Re: pollin and pollout together ?, maverik
- Re: pollin and pollout together ?, Maxim Yegorushkin
Simulating windows manual reset events?, Zachary Turner
- Re: Simulating windows manual reset events?, Maxim Yegorushkin
dbx is dumping core, Subbu
- Re: dbx is dumping core, Ian Collins
daemon programming and thread, dbtouch
- Re: daemon programming and thread, David Schwartz
  - Re: daemon programming and thread, Mr. Uh Clem
- Re: daemon programming and thread, viza
  - Re: daemon programming and thread, dbtouch
- Re: daemon programming and thread, John Kelly
An interesting problem, Bin Chen
- Re: An interesting problem, Nate Eldredge
- Re: An interesting problem, Eric Sosman
- Re: An interesting problem, viza
C++ threads & signals, neilsolent
- Re: C++ threads & signals, Scott Lurndal
  - Re: C++ threads & signals, neilsolent
    - Re: C++ threads & signals, David Schwartz
    - Re: C++ threads & signals, neilsolent
    - Re: C++ threads & signals, neilsolent
    - Re: C++ threads & signals, Rainer Weikusat
    - Re: C++ threads & signals, neilsolent
    - Re: C++ threads & signals, Rainer Weikusat
    - Re: C++ threads & signals, neilsolent
    - Re: C++ threads & signals, Rainer Weikusat
    - Re: C++ threads & signals, neilsolent
    - Re: C++ threads & signals, Rainer Weikusat
Re: replacing read with mmap, Geoff Clare
Is there a easy way change select to poll ?, yikaikai@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Is there a easy way change select to poll ?, David Schwartz
  - Re: Is there a easy way change select to poll ?, Casper H . S . Dik