On Mon, 26 Jul 1999, Brad Boyer wrote:

     struct servent sd, *sp;
     sp = getservbyport(23, "tcp");
     if(sp)
	   sd = *sp;

Thanks a lot for the good advice ... this was actually part of a
program I was porting, and had forgotten about pointer usage.

Now, if I could only get this problem solved:

On Tue, 20 Jul 1999, Peter Handel wrote:

PowerCenter Pro 210 / 96MB RAM.
Say I'm playing an mp3 with either xmms or mpg123.  If I move a window
around w/the mouse, the music will stop completely!  It may also
happen when simply moving the mouse around, leading me to believe that
it is an adb bug.  I have to quit xmms/mpg123 and restart it for it to
work again.  This only happens with kernels I compile myself, and one
precompiled one I've stumbled across from Cort's site.  I have even
tried compiling 2.2.10 and 2.3.6 with all default values, but still
the same problem. (Had same problem under r4!)  The only constant here
is egcs 2.91.66, which I built under r4 and which came prebuilt in r5.  
This has been extremely frustrating, as I'd like to start playing with
the kernel code myself.

I can't think of anything that would cause that. With 2.2.10, 'make
pmac_config' and then when you 'make menuconfig' look carefully through all
the options. You may have more luck asking this on the mailing lists (esp.
linuxppc-dev).

Sorry.

hb
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