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I guess I didn't explain things well. I assumed using a variadic function would be the only way to get optional and required parameters. I tried to implement the code from Corona688 in my own, but...

That is awesome. It will probably be later tonight before I have time to test and merge that with what I've got. I'll update here later when I've had time to try that out and make sure I'm not still...

Thanks again Corona688. I used the following in the way you described and it compiled perfect!

int (*side_one[MATRIX][MATRIX])[MATRIX] = { white_l1, white_l2, white_l3, white_m1, white_m2,...

I will agree with what you said. I knew it was a logical error instead of syntactical one when I saw it. I was just happy to have made any progress at that point.

Your code is much better and...

Not sure if this is possible, but I've tried this about a thousand ways now. I am making something with a lot of arrays. I thought I could put the array names into a separate array and then loop...

Well, I finally got it. I had remove all the .ko driver from my previous attempts and then used the following script which did most of the work for me:

http://smxi.org/sg/sgfxi

It was made for...

This should find any that are currently running:

for i in $(lsof | awk '/openssl/ { print $1 }' | sort | uniq ); do chkconfig --list | grep $i | awk '{ print $1 }'; doneIf you're worried about the...

Well, after a lot of searching I found you could stop a table without flushing out other tables with the following:

pfctl -T kill -t <table_name>

You can also white the ports of certain...