Robert Lipe

It's been broken for years. See #3751 Consider closing this as a dupe to reduce maintenance burden.

Really large images, like operating systems, are starting to use zstd more. That's what brought me here. https://github.com/starfive-tech/Fedora_on_StarFive This 3.5GB zstd binary expands to 13G. It would be 4.6GB as...

A full build on a Pi3 is going to be very painful. 1GB of memory doesn't last long in optimizing compilers. If you build in parallel and it dies in...

I just downloaded a fresh 4.8.12, imported our reference/expertgps.gpx into it, then used BC to export that to GDB. I didn't test every point for fidelity, but spot-checking showed a...

I'm confirming that the only thing so far reverse engineered inside the fit code are 32-bit timestamps that do no include sub-second timestamps. I have little doubt that a Virb...

Warnings are now largely exposed by our automated tools and our reduced use of fixed-size buffers when at all possible. Closing. RIP, Rick.

Is there remaining action here? That embedded HTML snippet is from ancient browser days, when s were considered self closing. (This was before even XHTML.) It's certainly in "quirks mode"...

In light of https://buildd.debian.org/status/logs.php?pkg=gpsbabel&ver=1.8.0%2Bds-5&arch=sparc64&suite=sid, it looks like this problem was a transient build issue. I don't see anything in https://sources.debian.org/src/gpsbabel/1.8.0%2Bds-5/.pc/ that would explain missing portions of timestamps being misread. (Is...

Closing as an inactive/unstaffed area for new development.

Awesome. Thank you. This fixes the same crash on MacOS, too. It then bombed out on directories with spaces in names, but this is far, far from the first program...