Cons will use MD5 signatures for files outside the local build directory. The catch is that Cons does not, by default, search the standard directories for adding a file to its signature calculation. The search directories must be explicitly specified via CPPPATH or LIBPATH. You get the expected behavior: % cons . cc -I/usr/include -I. -c foo.c -o foo.o cc -o foo foo.o % cons . cons: "." is up-to-date. % su Password: # vi /usr/include/stdio.h # exit % cons . cc -I/usr/include -I. -c foo.c -o foo.

The main scenario here is deleting a file (by mistake or intentionally) outside of Team Foundation and then trying the get that file back from source control. If the file version has not changed the server thinks the user already has the file and does not copy it over. This is because the server keeps a list of files that the user already has and when activities are made outside of source control this list becomes out of date.

It is likely that you don't have viewing rights to the meeting that has a conflict. For example, the meeting that has a conflict could be a personal meeting and the attendee didn't give you any viewing rights ("View entries" or "View times only") to his/her personal meetings. In situations like this, Sundial will not be able to detect the conflict.

If your application doesn't build, this could have several reasons. Some are discussed for the question "I installed LessTif but I can't compile apps with it. What's wrong ?"! If the linking process fails, this probably means you didn't specify some library, or the required libraries aren't present on your system. Error messages indicating this are a long list of undefined symbols most of which have a name with an identical prefix, such as Xm.

Alternatively, you can use the 'Default' function to specify one or more default targets to build when no targets are specified on the command line. The following in a Construct file: Default '.';

The -d option does this. (Note that -d performs a build at the same time; there isn't currently a way to only list dependencies without building.)

TO BE WRITTEN. (There is some mailing list discussion of this topic that needs editing, in case anyone cares to volunteer.)

you know, normally...I'd never have even added this question to the FAQ....I mean...seriously. I may have a big mouth at times, but I'm not vain enough to think people would be clambering to meet me. And yet....er....a few people are, apparently....I get this question all the time, so....guess I should add it here. Local events....er....no.

Use the New File Transfer Window icon from SSH menu, or kerberos ftp that is a part of kerberos 5 distribution that you had downloaded to access NCSA machines.

Files outside of the home directory may be browsed by clicking on the dropdown box located in the lower lefthand corner of a file browser window. From your home directory, it should show a folder with a house on it with your user name listed next to it. You may then select any folder above the level you are currently at from this list. Other folders may then be opened by double clicking on the desired folder's icon in the main window.

Sometimes if you use Internet Explorer it will leave its cache files in "your profile"\Temporary Internet Files". Empty this by running IE and choosing "Internet Options" from the "Tools" menu. On the window that pops up click on the "Delete Files" button in the "Temporary Internet files" section.

The answer depends on what sort of access you have in mind. If shell access (or remote execution in general), jailing a user is possible only through Windows file system permissions. On the other hand, if what you have in mind is SFTP access, you can limit the user by configuring an SFTP Root Directory. If you are configuring an SFTP Root Directory and are using a WinSSHD version prior to 4.06a, see Q21. Also relevant is Q22.

I was curious about this question, because of the number of people who like printing from pine on The ITD Login Service to a local printer, so I wrote a little script that prints a file to the local printer. Currently, to run it, use the command: On a Mac, this will bring up the printer dialogue, and ask you if you're sure. On a PC, it may do any of several things.

Originally founded as the local directory to provide a free business directory assistance online, the local directory's mission now also incorporates the market for providing directory assistance-related tools and services to businesses via the Internet.

Cons will try to create a hard link to the file first. If that fails (because the installation directory is on a separate partition or physical drive), then Cons will copy the file.

A happens. In responding to A, you update B and C. If responding to B or C results in changing A, then you have feedback and your code will behave like a dog chasing its tail. Sometimes the feedback will die out because the value set will match what is already there, but often it will continue indefinitely in a new type of infinite loop. One solution to this is what is called User Events. You define what data they carry and when they fire.

Sometimes your browser will cache (save) pages it visits and not redisplay them if they have been changed. This is usually fine for normal site browsing, but not very useful if you are designing sites and testing changes you have made. If you are using Internet Explorer, the solution is to:

The following files are installed to the Windows/System directory (or updated when they already exist) when STATISTICA is installed and are also used by other Windows programs: In Windows Explorer, go to ENGLISH\MULTIMED subdirectory on the CD and copy MULTIMED.INI file to the directory on your computer where STATISTICA has been installed.

In Windows 95/98 create a shortcut and in the Properties settings enter the directory you want in the Start in. There was a reported problem with this under early versions of Windows 98, in which case the answer may be a one-line script using the DefaultDir command. Under Windows 3.1 select the PageMaker icon and choose the "Properties" menu under the File Menu. Enter the directory under the Data Directories slot.

Depending on your settings, your obj directories in DDK might have a different name, for example objchk_wxp_x86, or something similar. Change objchk in copyobjchkfiles.bat to the directory in your setting. Copying will also not work if there is no directory called "installfiles". You should create this directory first. Finally, files with similar names in "installfiles" should not have read-only permissions. This will also cause the copy to fail.

Yes, Robo-FTP has built-in options for retrieving the newest and oldest files in a server directory and/or a local folder. Please see GETNEXTFILE or GETSITEFILE in the Help file for more details.

Unlike Make, which requires that dependencies be listed explicitly in the Makefiles, Cons scans source files directly to determine the dependent files. This requires that Cons understand the dependency rules for a given language that it is building. For C and C++, Cons has efficient built-in scanning rules that use Perl's regular expressions to search for #include lines.

Yes, both positive and negative test results can supply valuable information, and many diagnostic tests don't operate in the 95% to 100% detection range. For example, the discovery of proteins called rheumatoid factors helped convince physicians that rheumatoid arthritis was a real disease instead of a psychological disorder, yet only about 70% of patients who receive a diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis test positive for rheumatoid factors.

The following output from servomaster_console would be a good indication that you're having this problem: Unable to initialize controller, cause: java.io.IOException: No compatible devices found. Make sure you have /proc/bus/usb read/write permissions. at org.freehold.servomaster.device.impl.usb.AbstractUsbServoController.findUSB(AbstractUsbServoController.java:259) at org.freehold.servomaster.device.impl.usb.AbstractUsbServoController.doInit(AbstractUsbServoController.java:474) at org.freehold.

add the Telebutl.ini[dxb] entry r_on=1. This will allow recognition of any ringtone larger than 100ms.

Please take a look at the device manager "Start | Settings | Control Panel | System | Hardware | Device Manager" whether there is an entry which is called "menable3_0". If the driver has already been installed and this device is red marked in the device manager take a look at the properties where the problem is described and an error number is named. Look at the driver informations in the registry or let us know about this error number.

Check the connection cable. Make sure it is securely plugged into the phone and the USB port of the computer. The USB Drivers for the phone (usually on disk 1 of the kit) must be installed prior to plugging the cable into the USB port. If the phone was plugged in first, unplug it, then remove the drivers through control panel > add/remove programs. Reboot the computer, and reinstall the drivers prior to plugging in the phone.

In order for your PC to acknowledge the EzClone, you must firs press the "RUN"button for approximately 5-7 seconds. Once all three LED lights on the front panel of the EzClone light, you may then connect it via USB. This step ensures that the EzClone is switching to Exteranl Writer Mode. If it still does not work, make sure the USB Storage driver was installed for a Win 98SE system. Or try another computer to verify that there is any driver which was mistakenly removed.

Most likely your television station is using Electronic Newsroom Captioning. This is the script that the anchors are reading from. Only those portions that are scripted can be seen as captions. Most likely all weather, sports, live interviews and emergencies are not captioned. You as an individual or your local SHHH Chapter as a whole should complain that this practice is not acceptable.