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LemonBoy
AFAICS not really, at least not explicitly.
This problem can be reproduced with this small snippet of LLVM IR: ```llvm target triple = "i386-unknown-linux-none" declare void @ext() define void @dummy() #0 { Entry: %trigger = alloca [4097...
> Odd bug It's not a bug, it's a Windows feature :) `readUntilDelimiterAlloc` is reading until a `\n` is found... but Windows uses `\r\n` for its newlines! When you read...
> Perhaps we could create a new method like readUntilNewLineAlloc or even more simply readLineAlloc that handled it on a per-platform basis for simplicity? I like the idea of a...
> I think detection should be the main feature since you could make it explicit with the existing untilDelimiter call That's why I suggested it should remove both CRLF and...
Please check out the manual, the `-c` option allows you to specify a custom script that `ldm` invokes every time a device is mounted/unmounted. The `LDM_ACTION`, `LDM_FS`, `LDM_NODE` and `LDM_MOUNTPOINT`...
I guess something like ```shell DISPLAY=:1 notify-send "Hello" ``` is enough, just make sure to export the correct display.
Not really, make sure the script is executable and is actually executed first.
There's no output at all, the file descriptors for `stdin`, `stdout` and `stderr` are closed before `sh` is invoked. Please check your syslog (`journalctl` or whatever) for `ldm`-related errors and...
> It seems to be pointers in general that have this problem. LLVM doesn't like switching on anything but integral types, I tried to extend this to pointers (see `""switch...