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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNUstep

As long as you are not developing against the GPL version and are not distributing it then I don't see how you have a problem.
Allowing users to replace the LGPL libs your program uses with their...

No, SQL already uses the "," character.



sqlite> select 4,2 + 5,3;
4|2+5|3
4|7|3


Using the same character for different things when it is impossible to work out which to use clearly...

You could possibly use the parallel port on the source computer to emulate a ps/2 keyboard plugged into the target computer.

I doubt usb is possible without a microcontroller.

There is no problem with static linking if the user can replace the statically linked LGPL libraries.
One way to do that is to supply the .o files for the program so the user can relink it with a...

There are a few issues I can see.

In main() this malloc is lost.

dest = (char *)malloc(1*sizeof(char));

As later on dest is replaced by the return from reverse()

dest = reverse(src,...

The make equivalent to that build script is only two lines.



CXXFLAGS = -Wextra -lm

test:

It's used to limit the scope of a global to the file it's declared in.

Google for "c storage classes" for more info.

I've only used scons once and it was a pain. It looked for and installed libs in /usr/libs64 on 64bit systems yet the distro I was using used the normal /usr/lib dir. This meant patching the...

A static variable is just a global variable that is limited in scope. So they end up in the .data section of the executable along with other globals.

Variables created on the stack when a function...

sqlite meta commands shouldn't be terminated with a semicolon. I don't know what you should use when separating them when passed as a sql string.

One work around would be to use the -separator...

The Openstreetmap project provides a name finder service. At the moment they will also let you use there map tiles in a desktop app.

I'm not sure how practical it is to use the other map apis in a...

The pmasiar cycle.

1. Make "untenable" pro python posts in threads where they are almost completely off topic.

2. Get called on above posts.

3. Tread carefully for a while only recommending...

http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cstdlib/itoa.html
Should give you enough to get going.

Also,
char *mynumasstr;
gets you a pointer to char. Since you don't initialize it it could be...

While c/asm are well known for shielding the programmer from their mistakes and holding back the hardware.

If nobody can build the source but you what is the point in making it open source?

You probably also need libtcltk-ruby

Using that logic you can just as easily do this.

Take a look at svn externals.

http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.0/ch07s03.html

I think the difference in response time between a cache hit and miss could be a bit of a problem here. Users are "flipping through images like pages in a book". Their experience is going to be much...

realloc allows you to increase the size of a block of memory allocated by malloc.

So you can malloc a small buffer. Then every time you fill it use realloc to make it bigger.

Use isset to make sure the variable is not set before assigning a new object to it.



if (!isset($_SESSION['user_tim']))
{
$_SESSION['user_tim'] = new CabUser();
}

openmoko?

if (!isset($_SESSION['session'])

|| $_SESSION['session'] !== false)
require('ext_auth.php');


I believe the problem is here. You only try to insert to the db if $_SESSION['session'] is not...

Take a look at the mod_autoindex documentation.
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_autoindex.html

In particular the HeaderName and ReadmeName directives.