Hi, I'm trying to build blender-2.49a for openSUSE Factory but it won't
publish until I've cured uninitialized variables. My c++ skills are not
that good. Could somebody have a look at
http://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=525298 which has all the
relevant information and give me a few pointers?
Thanks in advance.
Dave P
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Hello Mates,
today i get an Idea for our Project. We can create an new Project like
MSDN (Microsoft Developer Network) specially for OpenSUSE. I thought we
can make an DowloadSite (1-Klick) for needed Software. Another Tab
includes the API RReferences from KDE4, GNOME and other Stuff. In the
Tab Learning we can include some HowTo's for Programming.
That's just an thought. Maybe you like it...
Sascha
P.S.: I've created an Featurerequest:
https://features.opensuse.org/307256
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All,
I have an app that needs to handle some minimal work every time a file
is created or opened on a enabled filesystem.
My code is actually kernel code, but I'm thinking of registering it a
consumer of kernel space inotify notifications.
My concern is efficiency during the initial registration process that
will need to occur with every mount, it appears the inotify is not
recursive on it's directory monitoring, so at each mount, I would need
to walk the directory tree and add a inotify watch for every directory
on the filesystem.
That seems excessive, but I think tools like beagle and friends do
something similar. How do they address the performance issues of just
the registration process?
Thanks
Greg
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