I have some structures defined as:
typedef struct { unsigned char ID __attribute__ ((packed)) ; CALIB_ASC asc __attribute__ ((packed)) ; } ASC __attribute__ ((packed)) ;
when I compiled the c source file, gcc send warning packed is ignored. There is no warning when use gcc -2.95.x
Another problem the option -fvolatile is not supported in gcc-3.4.2, what is the equivalent to do that?
Gavin Li wrote:
I have some structures defined as:
typedef struct { unsigned char ID __attribute__ ((packed)) ; CALIB_ASC asc __attribute__ ((packed)) ; } ASC __attribute__ ((packed)) ;
when I compiled the c source file, gcc send warning packed is ignored. There is no warning when use gcc -2.95.x
I believe moving the __attribute__ ((packed)) BEFORE the struct name instead of after will sort it out.
Another problem the option -fvolatile is not supported in gcc-3.4.2, what is the equivalent to do that?
I couldn't find out what this used to do. Maybe whatever it was, it isnow done automatically.
-Andy
On Sat, 2005-10-22 at 00:08 -0500, Rex Dieter wrote:
Gavin Li wrote:
Another problem the option -fvolatile is not supported in gcc-3.4.2, what is the equivalent to do that?
Step 0: Read http://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-3.4/changes.html
Step 1: upgrade to gcc-3.4.4 from fc3's updates, and see if the problem persists.
Step 2: Fix your code. Any code that required -fvolatile, very likely is broken.
Ralf
On Thu, 2005-12-15 at 22:18, Yunus wrote:
Dear All,
I'm using FC3. I tried to issue these commands below at terminal window: [yunus@localhost ] whatis ls bash: ls nothing apropriate <<== i always get this message and [yunus@localhost ] apropos browser bash: browser nothing apropriate <<== i always get this message
Could anyone help me with this problem?
Thanks in advance!
Most likely you need to run /usr/sbin/makewhatis.
This will create the database those commands use to search.
You may need to run makewhatis first. There should also be a cron job that runs this weekly (/etc/cron.weekly/makewhatis.cron). Perhaps it is failing for some reason.
On Fri, 2005-12-16 at 10:18 +0700, Yunus wrote:
Dear All,
I'm using FC3. I tried to issue these commands below at terminal window: [yunus@localhost ] whatis ls bash: ls nothing apropriate <<== i always get this message and [yunus@localhost ] apropos browser bash: browser nothing apropriate <<== i always get this message
Could anyone help me with this problem?
Thanks in advance!
Regards,
yunus
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Dear All,
I'm using FC3. I tried to issue these commands below at terminal window: [yunus@localhost ] whatis ls bash: ls nothing apropriate <<== i always get this message and [yunus@localhost ] apropos browser bash: browser nothing apropriate <<== i always get this message
Could anyone help me with this problem?
Thanks in advance!
Regards,
yunus
Hi Fedora List Reader,
I am newbie. I would like to move to Linux OS, but i have a problem. Could anyone help me? Say that we have LAN with Win 2000 Server dan WinXP Clients. How can my HP-3920 Printer attached to my machine (with dual OS- FC3 & WinXP) running FC3 be accessed by other WinXP Clients?
Thanks.
yunus
The easiest solution is IPP printing (you are going to want to google that) once you click share printer in ssytem-config-printer, that is the type of sharing it does (i think) you then just have to open the port it uses on your computer to the lan. Configuring the clients is generally easy.
On 12/24/05, Yunus yunus@cdl.co.id wrote:
Hi Fedora List Reader,
I am newbie. I would like to move to Linux OS, but i have a problem. Could anyone help me? Say that we have LAN with Win 2000 Server dan WinXP Clients. How can my HP-3920 Printer attached to my machine (with dual OS- FC3 & WinXP) running FC3 be accessed by other WinXP Clients?
Thanks.
yunus
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