...> for IA-32 the compiler has a switch to restrict it to generic "Pentium" instructions (-mia32 on Linux, /arch:ia32 on Windows.) SSE2 instead of x87, or something else? If you compare to x87 code with intermediate results in the 80 bit registers (64 bit significand) then the results might be different. There is a discussion on ...

...'s function definition is void: diary-insert-entry Is this likely to be caused by my rationalisation, or something else. I'd like to get this working again if possible (rather than resorting to my filofax!) Thanks in... calendar and diary. I'm not getting the problems you are getting, so guess its something in your environment. Try running emacs -q and see if it works correctly - if ...

... for each release that was checked in?  Or did you copy all of the space allocated for the application code each time you checked in a release?  Or something else? Complete systems with all the source on a floppy are archived. The checksum block shows which blocks have been changed by anyone since the last release in case one needs to...

That's kind of a vague question. Exactly what do you want to transfer to your new computer? --- Leonard Grey Errare humanum est SQLdba wrote: I need to transfer to a new xp pro machine. I've heard the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard is the thing to use. Can anyone verify or suggest something else?

"SQLdba" <burt_king@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:10C19325-E1E9-465F-A226-0F784B6E7898@microsoft.com... I need to transfer to a new xp pro machine. I've heard the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard is the thing to use. Can anyone verify or suggest something else? I have always used sneakernet. This works quite well if the computers are close; mine are never more than 25 feet apart. Jim

I need to transfer to a new xp pro machine. I've heard the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard is the thing to use. Can anyone verify or suggest something else?

... by date. Kind of vague, but thanks. Did your archive store only changed blocks for each release that was checked in? Or did you copy all of the space allocated for the application code each time you checked in a release? Or something else?

... only. 85. -- Eiron. No, in CODA, "I cant Quit You Baby" is repeated. You can add 3 more songs to make it 87 songs. Cmon Everybody/Something Else from Led Zeppelin DVD and The Girl I Love She Got Long Black Wavy Hair in BBC sessions. And if you add LA Drone from How the West was Won, it makes it 88...

On Sep 19, 11:37 am, Eiron <E1...@hotmail.com> wrote: Raja wrote: Led Zeppelin made 84 songs only. 85. -- Eiron. No, in CODA, "I cant Quit You Baby" is repeated. You can add 3 more songs to make it 87 songs. Cmon Everybody/Something Else from Led Zeppelin DVD and The Girl I Love She Got Long Black Wavy Hair in BBC sessions. And if you add LA Drone from How the West was Won, it makes it 88 songs for them.

...>> There might not be any need to assume anything, unless you are trying to prove something to arrive at some conclusion or other. Quite. Therefore, life exists "because"...of attention. When inserting your nail into your thumb, it is a severe signal, but a manageable one. Enough to blot out something else, especially if you direct as much attention to it as you can manage. (with training you can blot out a lot ...