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i am trying to interface C with TCL via SWIG. my requirement is to call the C procedures written from TCL, in which the input may be a strut pointer.

In order to pass the parameter to a function i need to fill the value in that struct and pass the pointer to the function. i have seen many examples that deal with constructor, but in C i can not have them.

/* DS.h */
struct student {
int age;
char name[20];
};

struct class {
strct student s;
char teacher[20];
};
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After downloading Komodo-PythonRemoteDebugging-5.1.4-30485-linux-x86.tar.gz,

I extracted the contents, copied the dbgp directory to /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/dbgp,
and tried to import dbgp.client with the following:

I'm using KomodoEdit on Linux (specifically, RHEL 5) for the first time this week, and the keyboard response is much slower than I'd expect. As I'm typing in a Tcl file, I can see the performance meter spiking, and observe noticeable delays after pressing Return. I don't see this in other apps (notably Emacs). I've disabled "Code Intelligence", but it doesn't seem to make any difference.

Any suggestions? Are there configuration issues I should check? I like KomodoEdit, and have been using it on OSX quite happily, but the performance on Linux is a constant annoyance.

I gather that the Alt key is the "Meta" key on Linux; however, no
matter what key I press with Meta, it just inserts a line break:
the remaining text of the line after the cursor just shifts straight
down one line.

Is there another key that's the "Meta" key? Is there something I
need to do to allow me to use the Alt key as the Meta key?

I'm using Komodo 5.2.1.

Hi all,

I've recently installed Active State Perl V5.8.8 on a department machine running RedHat EL 3. RHEL 3 provides perl V5.8.0 which I can't use since it won't build/run several modules that I got from CPAN and hence I'm trying out Active State.

Here's what I have in my .bash_profile:

# add local entries to perl's @INC
#sitecustomize.pl
perl_ver=5.8.8
#perl_ver=`perl -Mstrict -wall -e "print join('.', map {ord} split('', \$^V));"`
PERL5LIB_64="/usr/local/lib64/perl5/site_perl/$perl_ver:/usr/local/lib64/perl5/$perl_ver"      
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PERL MODULE MANAGER - perlmod Version 1.1.0
To Install perl modules and all dependent modules,Uninstall perl modules,List all perl modules in system,Search for a perl module in cpan.org and system,List all files of a perl module and Details of a perl module.

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Features:
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a) We can install any number of modules in a single command. Also all dependent modules of these modules insta
lled simultaneously.

b) Uninstall modules from the system

c) Print all files related to a module

d) List all perl modules installed in the system

I have the latest ActivePerl 5.6/5.8/5.10 installed on a RHEL5.2/OEL5.2 system and POSIX::pipe() is not working. Well, it does return 2 file descriptors, but both are useless. You can't read or write to them.

I use TDK 5.0.2 on two Linux Fedora core 4 machines but only most recent one (in term of hardware) check warn style messages with -W4 option.

Why ?

Other question : is it possible to configure style indent values (to use 2 instead of 4) or is it hardcoded ?

Hi,

we have recently installed a software which requires libpython2.5.so.1.0. However, this library seems not to exist with ActivePython 2.5.x. Is there a way to install this library for ActivePython 2.5.x?

System: CentOS 5.2 and 5.3 on x86_64 and i386.

Cheers

frank

Hello!

I installed ActivePerl5.10 on a test machine.
The machine runs a RHEL5 clone (scientific linux 5.3).

My idea was to have an OS independent perl for my
Request Tracker installation (http://www.bestpractical.com/rt/),
because the RT needs a lot of perl modules in very recent version
and this sometimes is in conflict with the os version

So is set the path variable, and the ActivePerl binery is found
by the configure script, but when i start the "make test"
I get:

/opt/ActivePerl-5.10/bin/perl: symbol lookup