gcc (GCC) 10.2.0
Life is good,
gcc (GCC) 10.2.0
Life is good,
yes it is :)
gcc (GCC) 10.2.0
Life is good,
yes it is :)
Also glibc-2.32 should be out in the next week or two. :-)
only 2.31 is still masked, while 2.30 is latest stable
no google no problem
Maurice Kinal wrote to Henny Youngman <=-
Hey Henny!
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gcc (GCC) 10.2.0
Copyright (C) 2020 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is
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andy@oceanus:~$ rustc --version
So far I've been finding Rust pretty interesting and cool.
Maurice Kinal wrote to Andrew Alt <=-
Hey Andrew!
andy@oceanus:~$ rustc --version
I am wondering if it can be used for as a crosscompiler for any of the below targets;
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aarch64-fuchsia
aarch64-linux-android
Good to talk to you again!
'rustup target add x86_64-linux-android` will install a
toolchain for cross-compiling, if I understand things correctly.
Maurice Kinal wrote to Andrew Alt <=-
I'll have to give it a try sometime. At the moment I am waiting for
the new glibc-2.32 to be released which should be any day now.
Are there any particular changes, new features, or bug fixes
expected for 2.32 that you're looking forward to?
Maurice Kinal wrote to Andrew Alt <=-
Not really. My motivation is that for the last 20 years or so I've had
an up-to-date bootable, customized, linux-gnu partition going and if I
am stubborn enough I could have one going for the next 20 years. That
is and has been my primary evil, demented plan and I see no good reason
to stop now.
Do you?
No, it sounds fun to me actually ;)
Surprisingly enough it has so far gone really smooth (almost finished xorg), but I am willing to bet that firefox will be a bust for now. It ALWAYS gives me trouble after upgrading gcc. The last successful
firefox build was with a gcc-9.3.0/glibc-2.31 based system.
And how was it this time, Maurice?
Terminal-based
We play with the kids (my nephews), never for money.
Maurice Kinal wrote to Andrew Alt <=-
Terminal-based
Excellent. I am not much of a gamer but it sounds like it is worth a looksee given the "Terminal-based". :-)
https://github.com/TelluricDeckay
The other two projects listed there are libraries we wrote for
the program.
I may try a Rust library and give the app sound effects. But if
that means too much bloat for your tastes, I'll avoid that! :)
These days, I play 0 A.D. a few hours a week against the AI with
a friend of mine.
I have sound on two of the machines - this one and x86_64-heatsink-linux-gnu
Beats me if it actually works since we never
put any sound apps on there to try it out.
silence is golden :)
Maurice Kinal wrote to Andrew Alt <=-
Hey Andrew!
https://github.com/TelluricDeckay
Bookmarked it and will definetly clone it later this week. I am giving myself at least a couple days off while the dust settles on these
latest upgrades. I think I deserve it.
Though I'm stuck figuring out how to code the flow with the GUI,
and have cataract surgery scheduled on Oct 2,
so I may just quit for now, clear my head and make sure I'm
caught up on sleep and pain management before the surgery.
https://remove-to-waste.info/
Also I took over as maintainer of the abandoned modemu project
https://github.com/theimpossibleastronaut/modemu2k
Maurice Kinal wrote to Andrew Alt <=-
Hey Andrew!
Though I'm stuck figuring out how to code the flow with the GUI,
and have cataract surgery scheduled on Oct 2,
Ouch. I don't envy you any, especially the surgery part. As for programming, I swore off of GUI progamming after writing a printer
driver for Win-3.1 way back in the day. I've lived up to that oath
ever since which makes it about 30-ish years.
https://remove-to-waste.info/
Consider it bookmarked. :-)
Also I took over as maintainer of the abandoned modemu project
That sounds familiar. If I am not mistaken I first heard about it back
in 1995-ish perhaps a year or two later. I last had a working modem (external) around then so something like that would have gotten my attention.
https://github.com/theimpossibleastronaut/modemu2k
Also bookmarked. I'll check it out later as you've got my curiousity aroused. I am not sure at this stage of the game I'd be keen to use a modem emulator on minicom. The last time I played with minicom was to output raw GPS sentences from a usb GPS reciever about 15-ish years
ago. I still have the reciever but last time I played with it was with gpsd.
I think for me the one big advantage to being able to write an
app with a GUI is that maybe my nephews and nieces will be more
interested in software I develop! :)
The copyright info in the source indicates 1996.
just me shamelessly advertising a little.
Are you working on any interesting projects these days, Maurice?
Maurice Kinal wrote to Andrew Alt <=-
Hey Andrew!
I think for me the one big advantage to being able to write an
app with a GUI is that maybe my nephews and nieces will be more
interested in software I develop! :)
That might work. All I know is that everytime a young person comes
over to my place it is to get their device(s) to connect to the wifi.
Once that happens they lose interest in what I do although they are totally amazed that whatever I am typing at the keyboard seems to get amazing things to happen. They always ask me how I know what to type
to make whatever they see going on - usually on the monitor - happen.
It is then I show them a commandline to play a movie which totally
floors them. I have a trailer with lego characters doing the "Knights
of The Round Table" song and dance from Monty Python's "Search For The Huly Grail" on hand for such occasions.
The copyright info in the source indicates 1996.
That sounds about right. It has been awhile and I am at the age where senior's moments are noticeably on the increase. :-/
Ah.. Benjamin Button's syndrome? ;)
I had cataract surgery in my right eye on Oct 2 and my left is
scheduled for the 16th. Surgery went well, very smooth, no
problems. My distance vision in my right eye is darn near perfect.
I got some OTC reading glasses
How are things on your end?
Maurice Kinal wrote to Andrew Alt <=-
Hallo Andrew!
Good to hear. I don't have cataracts but my vision started going south
in my late 40's. Before that I had 20/20 vision in both eyes, as well
as excellent peripheral and night vision. The peripheral vision is
still good but everything else is nowhere as good as it used to be.
Mind you I could say the same about everything as time goes by.
I got some OTC reading glasses
I can relate. Also I am using kbd's LatGrkCyr-12x22 consolefont so I
can read these msgs without glasses. Works like a charm. Everything
else I definetly need glasses. :::sigh:::
How are things on your end?
At the moment I am doing okay all things considered. However some
extra cash for an epyc server wouldn't hurt my feelings any. I see a supermicro one that has caught my eye but my bank account says it is a no-go. Stinkin' banks.
Het leven is goed,
Quite a change from my previous life.
I've been watching a lot of SNL reruns during the pandemic
Quite a change from my previous life.That is good to hear.
I've been watching a lot of SNL reruns during the pandemicAt the moment I don't have a TV but can stream off the internet if needed. I seriously doubt I am missing much.
life is good without the fake news from usa, lets hope corona
stop it
i have now 6 months free amazon prime, dont know if i keep it :)
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