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or pipe through awk, which is probably way less cryptic to the reader. anyone working on a patch ?
same here, since about a week. the output of CI actions is also no longer visible.
there is no "the" linux version, at least not anymore. UAE itself is dead since decades. all that's left is a couple forks that try (or tried) to keep pace...
i don't know a lot about unibilium, but maybe it would be possible to add a mode that just uses (n)curses behind the scenes ? that would make it compatible...
> PS I'm not sure if #25 is about the same thing. nope, netbsd-curses uses CDB format.
> The endian.h header, as well as macros and functions declared in it, are not a part of Linux, but really provided by the GNU C Library (GLIBC), so endianness.h...
> This is a GLIBC header, it will be installed on any GNU system; you can also see its copyright notice saying This file is part of the GNU C...
> Actually no; because all those environments I tested has a properly configured GCC that predefines __BYTE_ORDER__ and associated macros, endianness.h didn't really need to include a C library header...
thanks for your interest in this project. > Restructuring the code to the interface and the implementation headers shall help future users get on track faster. you seem to have...
> DONE - I've moved API macros to the top of the header and removed the implementation header. Now the user clearly sees the API after opening the file for...