<OriansJ>fossy c can't do "" != char*; the M2-Planet way is require(!match("", foo), ...); for comparing a variable string to another string. (Empty string in this case) <OriansJ>I also get the error message: The file: bin/kaem can not be opened! when I do ./bin/kaem -f kaem.run <fossy>OriansJ: yes because it tries to rewrite bin/kaem <fossy>I haven't cleaned up that branch much yet <OriansJ>as fgetc returns an int and not a char <OriansJ>a guess at a solution for the chdir, detect failure <OriansJ>and pulled out a couple compile warnings <OriansJ>but other than these sort of trivial bits, you look like you are doing an amazing job of working within the bounds of M2-Planet <OriansJ>pretty soon, I wouldn't be surprised if you got kaem into a state capable of compiling make <fossy>thank you ^-^ I try very hard <OriansJ>and once dddddd gets back to me (hopefully with good news) we can do a M2-Planet release to go along with the planned mescc-tools release. <fossy>Its taken me a while to get here but the code is pretty clean and its better <OriansJ>fossy: and if you keep up the good work, I expect amazing things from you ^_^ ***ChanServ sets mode: +o rekado
<dddddd>OriansJ, ok... I'll do it in a few hours. <dddddd>Let me know if you want me to check some specific behaviour. <dddddd>Sorry, OriansJ... no good news. Sent you an error. <dddddd>The kaem one at mescc-tools is a good example. I use a mirror; I'll mirror the submodule too, but .gitmodules is pointing to an absolute URL for no good reason AFAIU. This will help migrations too. <dddddd>One would argue that in this particular case a submodule is kind of unnecessary, but that's another story. <OriansJ>thank you dddddd; it is always good to here where I can do better ^_^ <OriansJ>sha256sum of b14337037998b6cceec2f014cccbdf1f9b98af7b0da89a7971ab90fa64b15ec3 <OriansJ>sha256sum of 883fc8f2d5ba9355a430c5a5a6560ccba064ebf2ea9903a6b1fd90a89fd2eae4 <OriansJ>fossy: I made some changes in kaem master to correct failing tests on armv7l <fossy>OriansJ: did you apply that patch to gash-smallscript that you posted yesterday? <fossy>ah you just applied it on master, thanks