Good day,
I am trying to build Copperhead OS for sailfish (google pixel). I am having some issues building, as well as some spare questions.
1) In my building efforts, I noticed that the choosecombo tool would not accept aosp_sailfish as an argument or it would fail. I verifyied the repo, a...
The unformatted content is strike one for me, the fact it's dozens of compiler errors is strike 2 (I could maybe agree with 1 or 2), but it's an android question and now looking at it has nothing to do with secure boot
I've been curious about why one error can cause the compiler to generate a very long list of error messages. The following example is the result of an erroneous comparison between an element of a vector<string> and NULL at line 100 of main.cpp under GCC 4.8.1:
> g++ -g3 -std=c++11 main.cpp funct...
> g++ -g3 -std=c++11 main.cpp functions.cpp
main.cpp: In function ‘int main()’:
main.cpp:100:24: error: no match for ‘operator==’ (operand types are ‘__gnu_cxx::__alloc_traits<std::allocator<std::basic_string<char> > >::value_type {aka std::basic_string<char>}’ and ‘long int’)
if(args[1] == NULL) {
^
main.cpp:100:24: note: candidates are:
In file included from /usr/include/c++/4.8/iosfwd:40:0,
from /usr/include/c++/4.8/ios:38,
from /usr/include/c++/4.8/ostream:38,
(trying to compare an element of vector<string> and NULL)
@bwDraco one of the design principles of the Clang compiler is actually to do less of that "missing semicolon generates pages of cryptic errors" stuff and just say "You're missing a semicolon, dummy"
some people don't even compile their release builds of their software with Clang but still use it as a sort of static analyzer because of its good feedback
@JourneymanGeek it's one of the things about PHP that I hate :P
there must be some general purpose lexical analysis algorithm for basically saying "The program up until this point looked fine, but after this, it looks shit" and then deduce what symbol you would need to make it not shit
I'm having a moment like that at the moment; trying to remember why I took fifty quid out last month (no ATM receipt)
I usually pay for things by card so i have a receipt and record of spending
(receipts reconciled with bank record in hledger, which btw I would give a hearty recommendation to for those looking for a CLI personal accounting tool)
@FleetCommand What are you talking about? I'm a man, people don't make advances at me (sometimes I wish they had, I was a really shy teen).
Where do you live that people do make advances at men?
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@ThatBrazilianGuy I wasn't talking about that extreme degree of inappropriateness that is your minds and in films. You know, just enough to make trouble for you during employee assessment.
user226528
One of my coworkers has printed a T-shirt that reads: "If things get too Valentine-y, I might use my gun". Surprisingly, it is applicable any time of the year, but I don't think this T-shirt will ever be worn.
Neither am I talking about extremes, I was talking about flirting without being an asshole, that goes without saying
In all my life I think I've been told I'm cute like twice
Like, spontaneously by a girl that's not a girlfriend
user226528
1:27 PM
Anyway, what exactly are you not going to worry about until June? I can't imagine a Valentine-related thing that can be postponed that long and not forgotten by then.
Further brain-on-vacationing: I'm convinced I wrote a GIMP plugin to automate some basic stuff (contrast,colour, etc) but it doesn't seem to be installed
Today I'm going to be brutally honest in my comments.
Your question belongs nowhere on the SE network as it doesn't make any sense. If you had actually done some research you would realise that the answer is no. A cable modem is not a RF modulator - Wikipedia — DavidPostill ♦3 mins ago
Ran the case intake and GPU fans full-tilt to test the ANC on my PXC 550. They were almost inaudible. As for gaming, there is noticeable latency over Bluetooth, but it's acceptable for casual use.
...okay, ran the FFXV benchmark again at 1080p high, this time with the GPU voltage turned up, clocks at highest known stable (2012 MHz core, 12.6 GT/s memory) and fans running at maximum speed (hence, not representative of typical conditions) – scored 9311: benchmark.finalfantasyxv.com/result/… (cc @allquixotic)
Good day,
I am trying to build Copperhead OS for sailfish (google pixel). I am having some issues building, as well as some spare questions.
1) In my building efforts, I noticed that the choosecombo tool would not accept aosp_sailfish as an argument or it would fail. I verifyied the repo, a...
When we drop an object in a fluid how does it take infinite time to reach terminal velocity mathematically?
