Spencer Pogorzelski
Spencer Pogorzelski
Try `make 'COMMONFLAGS=-W -Wall -W -MMD -MP -O -g -Wno-missing-field-initializers'` It's the regular `COMMONFLAGS` from the `Makefile` with `-Werror` omitted.
I don't think it's failing just warning. I don't have ruby either and it works for me.
Try just `make out/elc` and see if it works
+1 for host header
Adding on, it would also be nice to see an example of how to construct a partial syntax tree with `Error` nodes like in the README screenshot. It seems like...
`nested_delimiters` works great but I'm not sure to how apply the other strategies. For example, say I have a statement parser that is `separtated_by(Semicolon)`. How could I recover valid statements...
`stdin` appears to be `None` on a regular `Popen` instance as well: ``` +>>> import subprocess as sp +>>> f = open("a.txt", "r") +>>> p = sp.Popen(["cat", "-"], stdin=f, stdout=sp.PIPE)...
Monkey-patch that accomplishes that change: ```py def _pwd_hack(self): self.run("pwd", tty=False).recvall().strip() ssh.pwd = _pwd_hack ```
No, it has not
No I ended up using raw paramiko :/ Check this repo: https://github.com/Scoder12/pwncollege-automation-template