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The standard GNU fmt utility is used for reformatting a text file so that it is in paragraphs with a fixed line length. It only handles ascii. When you use it on utf-8, it makes the lines much shorter than requested, because it thinks the length of a word is equal to the number of bytes. When I googled this, AFAICT this behavior seemed like something that was not going to change, and although there was an alternative called par, that suffered from the same issue.

Because of this, I put together a quick hack called ufmt, which is a Ruby script that converts every word to an ascii string, shells out to fmt, and then converts back. This is simple and crude at this point, and as described in more detail in the README, it doesn't yet implement fmt's command-line interface. However, I thought it might be of some use to other people, so I'm posting about it here.

If this is something that's already been solved by some better-engineered open-source solution, I would be happy to hear about that.

Hi I am trying to build binutils-2.43. Can't find anything on internet to solve this error-

1. Download and extract source

2. mkdir build and cd build

3. ../configure

4. make

In file included from ../../../gprofng/libcollector/../src/elf.h:30,

from ../../../gprofng/libcollector/mmaptrace.c:32:

../../../gprofng/libcollector/../src/Data_window.h:33:1: error: unknown type name ‘class’

33 | class Data_window

| ^~~~~

../../../gprofng/libcollector/../src/Data_window.h:34:1: error: expected ‘=’, ‘,’, ‘;’, ‘asm’ or ‘__attribute__’ before ‘{’ token

34 | {

According to my local experience and https://www.isitdownrightnow.com/ the following servers are down.

• gnu.org

• https://www.fsf.org/

• https://elpa.gnu.org/

• https://elpa.nongnu.org/

What is going on?

Clarification what i mean are the operands like vd, r, t in the custom instructions in binutils/opcode/riscv-opc.c
This is what i meant by operands, here they are d,s and t.

I know this is where some operand constraints are added but i mean the address space itself ie what bit positions will each operand will occupy yet.

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What im ultimately trying to do is add new operands into the toolchain myself

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Hello!

I'm working on my own hobby C compiler and I'm trying to using GCC as the standard library. However I'm not sure how I'm supposed to consume the preprocessed output from cpp -E -std=c11 <in file> <output file> .
What are the steps that I need to perform before consuming this output? It seems to me that I need to be defining a set of predefined macros, how do I know what needs to be defined?

An example, the preprocessed output this line appears without __builtin_va_list begin defined. This trips up my compiler cause it hasn't seen the definition of __builtin_va_list before.

typedef __builtin_va_list __gnuc_va_list;

All inputs are highly appreciated!

GNU bc is now online in exaequOS: https://exaequos.com/start.php?a=/usr/bin/bc

exaequOS is a Unix-like operating system fully running in a web browser

I wan't to monitor the write process to a usb memory stick. After the files are supposedly written the usb memory stick it's still not finished. If I run sync and wait it out I know the writing process is finished. But sync only indicates success by a return value and is otherwise silent. I would like to see the output of "dstat --disk" during this time and then automatically exit dstat when sync is finished. How could I achieve this in a gnu/linux terminal emulator?

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Use this if you are under the GPL License!

Hi, is there a good tutorial on DejaGNU?

For anyone using GNU make, you might find this PDF cheat sheet useful. It's part of my PEL Emacs project. The PDF file has several links to relevant GNU Make manual pages and other resource, so it's best used with a browser, like Firefox, that can render the PDF directly without downloading the file.

Comments and suggestions are welcome!

What are the reasonings behind why java was open sourced back in 2006 by Sun Microsystems?

Some says to promote java to debian and ubuntu like OS. But Sun could have shipped linux compatible binaries. Intented users will download and use just like we use oracle jdk today's date in linux. So I don't think this is the reason.

Some says, due to Apache Harmony. If Sun does not open source then Apache Harmony will evolve faster due to its open source nature and take down the java. This seems stronger reason. But is there any evidence for java scared of apache harmony?

Also I don't think for sake of moral ethical ground argued by FSF, java was open sourced.

I see a lot of them are available for the reverse order.

I've been searching all around and even spent all weekend trying to compile my own and I'm at a bit of a loss. I'm trying to build this from an x86 host and that is proving to be quite difficult I think.

I have found some old articles on the web talking about nano editor leaving the GNU project, but I couldn't find out if that is true. Does anyone have information about that?