... way. Does that mean that is not fixable by the gforth team? Should I submit a bug against libltdl? Should I hard code the path into the library? Should I just consider this a feature and forget it? :) I'll probably submit a bug report, too. I'm not sure what the best fix is - after all, libltdl deliberately breaks how dlopen searches for libraries, and dlopen IMHO is "right" in ...

Bernd Paysan wrote: This seems to be a bug in libltdl, which we use to open shared libraries in a platform-neutral way. Does that mean that is not fixable by the gforth team? Should I submit a bug against libltdl? Should I hard code the path into the library? Should I just consider this a feature and forget it? :) I am a bit confused about further actions. Thanks!

... your kit is complete... Looks good Checking prerequisites... Checking features: config_support....disabled Creating new 'Build' script for 'SVN-Notify-Snapshot' version '0.03' Unknown 'build_class', defaulting to 'Module::Build'... [Wed Apr 30 20:46:48 2008] Module 'SVN::Notify::Snapshot' requires 'SVN::Notify' version '2.62' to be installed [...

...:06:29 +0300 Micha Feigin <michf@post.tau.ac.il> wrote: I'm using emacs cvs version (emacs snapshot package under debian). When I try to call the info buffer (C-h i) I get the following error: Loading info... eval: Recursive `require' for feature `sb-info' Any idea where to start tracking down the problem? Is your speedbar from CEDET? If so, update,...

Micha Feigin <michf@post.tau.ac.il> writes: I'm using emacs cvs version (emacs snapshot package under debian). When I try to call the info buffer (C-h i) I get the following error: Loading info... eval: Recursive `require' for feature `sb-info' Any idea where to start tracking down the problem? Thanks From memory, this is a conflict...

I'm using emacs cvs version (emacs snapshot package under debian). When I try to call the info buffer (C-h i) I get the following error: Loading info... eval: Recursive `require' for feature `sb-info' Any idea where to start tracking down the problem? Thanks

... Maillard <xma@gnu.org> writes: Snapshot is a development version whereas GNU ... change the fact that the snapshots have been quite better and ... now. In particular now that snapshots are released as "pretest" releases.... discussions and fights over usability features and approaches. The deciding advantage ... is not a particular technical feature, but rather a vast improvement ...

... then open my Calendar in Outlook and it appears that they are able to see more than the "snapshot" that I sent and my Calendar becomes an option for them in the Navigation Pane under People's Calendars... Does using this feature make them an automatic delegate? I looked at Calendar Properties and they do not appear there? Wondering....

... I had then open my Calendar in Outlook and it appears that they are able to see more than the "snapshot" that I sent and my Calendar becomes an option for them in the Navigation Pane under People's Calendars... Does using this feature make them an automatic delegate? I looked at Calendar Properties and they do not appear there? Wondering. ...

... blocks.) I appreciate that such a version control system might be ultra-minimal and not offer features like branching, tagging, differencing, and merging, etc.. It might only offer manual roll-back of a specific block to a prior state, or possibly a grand snapshot of all blocks captured at a particular point in time. Whatever-- I'm just looking for ...