Hans Ulrich Niedermann
Hans Ulrich Niedermann
> I'd still appreciate answers to my questions about regex stuff above though. I've already investigated all the differences as originally requested, and that's the only one that's left under...
Just a quick update on what I have been doing, both to remind me of where I was when I continue, and to let you know that I am not...
I would argue that the example programs in `examples/` document the most proper way to write a program and should therefore not rely on libgphoto2's `config.h`, as the example programs...
Why is xnec2c's `src/Makefile.am` defining `-fpie` at all? That looks suspiciously like something very much machine specific, so the person compiling for that specific machine should define that themselves, and...
Until we determine why there is a `-fpie` at all, we could just add an `AC_LINK_IFELSE` check with `-fpie` in `configure.ac`, and only add `-fpie` to the _CFLAGS if that...
When https://github.com/KJ7LNW/xnec2c/pull/17 lands, we will have a test program with `glib-compile-resource` undergo `AC_LINK_IFELSE`, which will reference the `static_resources` symbol. That will be without `-fpie` by default, so we will see...
I think I have a [fix for this](https://github.com/ndim/beep/commit/60a0d26ba7dc9e6c9456c37dbd892cd56d4a2ddb) over at [the beep fork I use for packaging beep for Fedora](https://github.com/ndim/beep): ``` From 60a0d26ba7dc9e6c9456c37dbd892cd56d4a2ddb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Hans...
The post-1.4.1 releases over at https://github.com/spkr-beep/beep fix this.
`beep` interfaces to the PC speaker, and the circuitry controlling the PC speaker only does square waves. If you want to hear more sophisticated sounds, use a proper sound card...
A few remarks: * beep is explicitly the user interface to the PC speaker, so audio devices are outside its focus. * This implementation of beep has not experienced maintenance...