dkcombs@panix.com (David Combs) wrote: PS: glancing through the cygwin user-guide, I saw a bunch of stuff about having to use the mount command for something. (Yes, I'll end up studying it), but quickly, maybe, what's that all about? Is *that* how I'll get access to the *entire* of the C-disk, or something?) IIRC, the C drive should already be mounted to /cygdrive/c/. But I don't know why ^ wouldn't work... regards,...

...compilers are bound to exist. Let's see... doing the most obvious thing (googling "fortran cross compiler") pretty quickly comes up with at least one good hit near the top. I yhink I recall discussions of that ... be wrong. And you mentioned Green Hills. I thought I recalled they did Fortran cross compilers. Hmm. Quickly skimming their web site certainly finds allusions to cross compilers and to Fortran compilers. Hmm, but I'm ...

... compilers are bound to exist. Let's see... doing the most obvious thing (googling "fortran cross compiler") pretty quickly comes up with at least one good hit near the top. I yhink I recall discussions of that one ...and could be wrong. And you mentioned Green Hills. I thought I recalled they did Fortran cross compilers. Hmm. Quickly skimming their web site certainly finds allusions to cross compilers and to Fortran compilers. Hmm, but I'm ...

...-0700 (PDT), Doug <jagmad@riseup.net> wrote: On 19 Sep, 17:49, "Brimstone" <brimstone520-n...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: Doug wrote: They are not even safe on the pavements with killer motorists around. Was that a quick one off the wrist Doug, or did you reach orgasm by just reading it? Well you and your motorist chums here will be hard pressed to blame the vulnerable victim, as you usually do, with this one. Or was it ...

... can deceive inspectors about the milk’s protein content. Melamine gained notoriety last year when several pets in America died after eating food contaminated with it by Chinese-made additives. The central government has boasted it was quick to react to the latest problem. But the chronology revealed so far suggests otherwise. It has fuelled speculation of a delay to make sure the Olympic games in August were not marred by a food scare....

...break out of its Elba (or is it Helena?) quarantine? (Able were I ere I saw elba?) Thanks! David PS: glancing through the cygwin user-guide, I saw a bunch of stuff about having to use the mount command for something. (Yes, I'll end up studying it), but quickly, maybe, what's that all about? Is *that* how I'll get access to the *entire* of the C-disk, or something?) Thanks again for any hints or suggestions.

... by declaring that the private financial community would have to rescue Lehman Brothers. But nobody blinked. And Lehman went under, setting off deeper shock waves. Next they tried the same game with A.I.G. -- then quickly reversed course when they realized that the stakes were too high. Now, Paulson is playing same chicken game with the Democrats: Accept our plan or risk Great Depression II. Grant us sweeping authority to have taxpayers...

... use the money to pay energy bills, Alaska is sending part of the oil revenue it is receiving back to the oil companies to pay their customers' bills. That may be a short-term palliative. But Palin quickly quashed legislative proposals that money be spent in a way that might help reduce a household's reliance on oil. Palin is the chief executive of a very unusual state. Alaska is almost completely dependent on federal government handouts...

..., and a new era in California's water history began. When I visited the plant, a sprawl of modern buildings behind a concrete wall, in March, Wildermuth, in a blue sport coat and bright tie, acted as my guide. "Quick!" he shouted at one point, mounting a ledge and clinging to the rail over a microfiltration bay. "Over here!" I clambered up just as its contents finished draining from the scum-crusted tank. The sudsy water, direct from the...

... yogurt bar from stores because the product may be contaminated. The scandal began with complaints over milk powder by Sanlu Group Co. – one of China's best-known and most respected brands. But it quickly became a much larger problem as government tests found that one-fifth of the companies producing baby milk powder had melamine in their products. Melamine is a toxic industrial chemical that can cause kidney stones and ...