Zuluu,
The .h file (stands for header), gives the function prototypes. Essentially it's a nice table of contents so a programmer knows what functions are included, what they return and what...
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Zuluu,
The .h file (stands for header), gives the function prototypes. Essentially it's a nice table of contents so a programmer knows what functions are included, what they return and what...
Very cool, thanks. I've got to go through and figure out exactly what's going on with your code though. I need to dig into the gcrypt library to figure out exactly what you did. Thanks for all of...
Actually, I'm not joking (unfortunately). I've been out of the programming biz for quite a while and I never programmed in Linux before (it's now my defacto OS) so I'm having to learn all the little...
It's installed but there's no .h file that I can find in the /usr/lib or /usr/include
There appears to be a sha1 function in the OpenSSL development libraries. I guess I'll try to see if I can...
I don't see a prototype for a sha1 function in there. I would have guessed it would have been there or in crypt.h
I seem to keep fighting this thing. I have VNC running by forcing install the amd64 packages:
sudo dpkg -i --force-all xvnc4server_4.0-7.3_amd64.deb
sudo dpkg -i --force-all...
I'm writing a program that needs to produce that SHA-1 has of received input. I suppose I could pipe the output of my program to sha1sum but that's just not elegant. Does anyone know which library...
Can someone explain to me what broke? The solution "works" but I'm not following how someone got from the error message to the solution.
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I must be putting that in the wrong place because it outright disables my keyboard once Xgl loads. Is this supposed to go in /usr/local/bin/startxgl.sh ?
Thanks.
The guide worked well for me but whenever I start typing text into a window (newsgroups, web-based email, open office) I get random crashes that send me back to the login screen. Any ideas?
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You have to install the make utility to link your file
Code: sudo apt-get install make