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07:02:44 <Johannes> hi all
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07:13:43 <kasha> lo
07:13:51 <kasha> there's someone?
07:14:20 <Johannes> hi
07:14:30 <Johannes> kasha
07:14:52 <kasha> yeah, i have a little problem with cvs, can you help me?
07:15:23 <Johannes> i know little 2 nothing and i have no linux machines near me
07:15:37 <Johannes> what is the problem?
07:15:50 <kasha> so, my english is not good (i'm french)
07:16:08 <Johannes> i am dutch (actaully afrikaans)
07:16:31 <kasha> i awnt to delete an empty directories on a cvs server, and i don't know the good command...
07:17:09 <kasha> do you understand?
07:18:08 <Johannes> do u have cvs manual nearby
07:18:28 <kasha> yes
07:18:29 <Johannes> i mean r u running a linux machine
07:18:31 <kasha> man cvs
07:18:48 <Johannes> does that not give u the answer
07:19:22 <Johannes> have u tried info cvs
07:19:41 <kasha> no i diden't tri info cvs, i tri it...
07:20:11 <kasha> info cvs = man cvs
07:20:18 <Johannes> info is just a newer thing like man but more advancd
07:20:26 <kasha> ok
07:20:41 <kasha> i can remove some files, but not directorie...
07:20:42 <Johannes> yes that means there are no infi specific page 4 cvs
07:21:20 <Johannes> have u look at the file remove command whether it does not have a -f or a force switch
07:22:01 <kasha> yes, but it don't remove directories from the cvs repository..
07:22:31 <Johannes> r u logged in with sufficient privilges
07:23:01 <kasha> yes, i'm admin, it's a project on sourceforge..
07:23:08 <Johannes> like maybe only the administrator or root like person can remove dir's
07:23:22 <Johannes> i have an idea 4 u
07:23:29 <kasha> yes..
07:23:44 <Johannes> there is a sourceforge channel on here if i am not mistaken
07:23:55 <Johannes> maybe they r more clever than me
07:24:21 <kasha> ok, thanks, i go to look at, but do you know the channel?
07:24:26 <Johannes> its called #sourceforge
07:24:34 <kasha> ok thanks Johannes
07:24:47 <Johannes> no i am relatively new to all of this
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10:30:45 <Johannes> nate37
10:32:17 <nate37> yes?
10:33:50 <Johannes> how ru?
10:33:53 <Johannes> r u?
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16:28:53 <aaronl_> hmmmm
16:28:55 <aaronl_>      movzbl  %al, %eax
16:28:57 <aaronl_> gcc is doing that
16:28:59 <aaronl_> i dunno why
16:30:13 <Fare> same as andl $0xFF, %eax, but takes less bytes?
16:30:46 <aaronl_> hmm, good point
16:34:40 <aaronl_> and waht does this mean":?
16:34:41 <aaronl_>     movb    (%eax,%esi), %al
16:35:39 <aaronl_> or this:
16:35:40 <aaronl_>     movb    %al, (%ebx)
16:35:40 <aaronl_>     movb    (%ecx), %al
16:35:45 <aaronl_> oh n/m the last one
16:35:50 <aaronl_> i read the ecx as as ebx :/
16:39:26 <Fare> in Intel syntax, the first gives: MOV AL, [EAX+ESI]
16:40:03 <aaronl_> ah, thanks (that's what i wanted to know)
16:44:31 <aaronl_>     movb    (%edx,%esi), %al
16:44:32 <aaronl_>     movb    %al, 1(%ebx)
16:44:39 <aaronl_> any reason why it can't do that in one instruction?
16:45:22 <aaronl_> ack, only one memory reference per MOV?
16:51:42 <Fare> can you imagine the HELL it would have been for mem-to-mem instructions to exist? That would require SIMULTANEOUS locking of two pages, despite multi-processing, paging, etc.
16:53:07 <Fare> (reminds me any paging system has a livelock when there the actual or virtual machine atomically access n simultaneous regions, and the OS only guarantees <n regions paged in)
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19:59:33 * aaronl__ is away: dinner ... msg me if you have an m68k
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20:36:45 <I440r> hi ppl
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22:34:13 <aaronl__> anyone here know 68000?
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