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Cheers for that. It works if I use 'uname -s', OS X doesn't have the -o option. It seems to make me dependent on MinGW for windows since 'uname -s' gives 'MINGW32_NT-5.1' but that isn't a problem.

Is this possible? Right now I'm developing some code for Linux, Windows and OS X. To build on each of the systems I've currently got separate build targets for each platform. Ideally I'd like to set...

I've bought a Macbook today and I was wondering what the best way to use Linux software is? Obviously there are bundles of considerations involved like library usage and package management.

Is...

I'm aware of the linux-gate VDSO used to implement the sysenter mechanism for system calls. On older kernels this was mapped to a static location in the address space of each process. Newer kernels...

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Saw something similar to this for the football world cup 2 years back. Every game was translated into ascii over telnet.

Try 'export CC="/usr/sfw/bin/gcc"' before running the compile.

Cheers. I've looked at the PLG and it seems ideal.

Currently using Debian Etch. Nice and stable.

If I need anything more up to date (not that Etch is ancient) then I load it into VMWare.

Does anyone know any good tutorials or books which basically start you off by creating a partition, sticking a Linux kernel on there and then booting it to launch some random binary? Then...