Ok, it will update it midnight every night according to the time on my mail
server (which is a derivative of local time in melbourne 
Umm… this should be 761 or something… (look in the 7/ directory for recent
messages)
I’ll update it a bit soon… I’ve written some simple little programs, which
if thrown into the right shell script could make the archive a little-bit
better…
Also, you might notice some other differences as of this message…On Fri, Aug 14, 1998 at 11:06:04AM -0700, Sam Lantinga wrote:
Check out http://cliff.surfnetcity.com.au/archives/SDL/
Hey, what’s the status on the archive? I wanted to go check some back
messages, and um… it’s not up to date.
–
– Michael Samuel
Don’t trust anything I say, just give it consideration.
Hi,
I had this problem before, but my system doesn’t seem to know what a pid_t
is. I couldn’t find a header file which defined it. Can anyone help ? I’ve
been reinstalling my linux system a bit at a time to try to avoid the
problems of conflicting rpms, so it is possibly in a package I haven’t
reinstalled yet.
Mark--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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I had this problem before, but my system doesn’t seem to know what a pid_t
is. I couldn’t find a header file which defined it. Can anyone help ? I’ve
been reinstalling my linux system a bit at a time to try to avoid the
problems of conflicting rpms, so it is possibly in a package I haven’t
reinstalled yet.
The header file should be <sys/types.h> or /usr/include/sys/types.h and
if you don’t have that, you probably can’t compile much…
– Michael Samuel On Sat, 22 Aug 1998, Mark Elliott wrote:
I had this problem before, but my system doesn’t seem to know what a pid_t
is. I couldn’t find a header file which defined it. Can anyone help ? I’ve
been reinstalling my linux system a bit at a time to try to avoid the
problems of conflicting rpms, so it is possibly in a package I haven’t
reinstalled yet.
The header file should be <sys/types.h> or /usr/include/sys/types.h and
if you don’t have that, you probably can’t compile much…
Oops, I removed <sys/types.h> from SDL_audio.c – it’s back in the latest
CVS snapshot.
See ya!
-Sam Lantinga (slouken at devolution.com)> On Sat, 22 Aug 1998, Mark Elliott wrote: