...clearly, you did not read the page you downloaded it from, nor the header-comment of the Makefile itself. And also quite clearly the "gcc" language manual specifies a space between the "-o" and the output-file name. Even if one sets the variables and if one adds -p to all of your mkdir commands in Makefile to fix your miss ...

... are anything but user friendly. And also quite clearly the "gcc" language manual specifies a space between the "-o" and the output-file name. The manual also doesn't specify that the space is required. The manual is written for clarity. It is also ... not matter to getopt() if a following argument has leading white space. Nor does this explain why the very same compile command-line ...

..., you did not read the page you downloaded it from, nor the header-comment of the Makefile itself. And also quite clearly the "gcc" language manual specifies a space between the "-o" and the output-file name. Nor does this explain why the very same compile command-line options work perfectly-well with just a "<basename>.f" but do...

... was all about. Of course the symbols are also useful to calculate the validity of those reflections. We look at the universe, and see ourselves. The only difference is the space between the atoms, and we all know that atoms break down to energy. Ask Mr Haldron. He just spent $16 billion to find out. BOfL

..., but somewhat of a stretch to call it a city. It was a collection of villages and towns strung out along the river, all built of timber frame. The space between them was deliberate so that if one started on fire, which did happen, it didnt take out the whole damn thing like Chicago. It was a string of industrial zones, ...

...and largest, but somewhat of a stretch to call it a city. It was a collection of villages and towns strung out along the river, all built of timber frame. The space between them was deliberate so that if one started on fire, which did happen, it didnt take out the whole damn thing like Chicago. It was a string of industrial zones...

... girlies? No, I'm a completely different owner of your empty head. The only thing that's seen more traffic than the space between his ears is his pasty white arse. Now, now. You'll make me jealous. -- ________________________________________________________________________ Hail Eris! mhm 29x21; TM#5; Anonymous Psycho Criminal #18 ...

The Black Goat With A Thousand Young wrote: On Sun, 07 Sep 2008 22:58:32 +1000, Dave Witmarsh fixed me with a beady eye, and foamed wildly: Tell me Alan, are you still hanging around the morgue trying to date those room-temperature girlies? No, I'm a completely different owner of your empty head. The only thing that's seen more traffic than the space between his ears is his pasty white arse.

... users might be helpful. A deeper question is why would current users bother to write such articles. Magazines don't pay very well for the stuff that fills the space between the advertisements. There are quite a few people here who are quite dedicated to the language, perhaps we need more who are dedicated to its use. The ...

...guide in such a way that my questions are non-editable, but my student can insert empty space between them and answer them. I would like to be able to put my text in color, so...their answers. Some of my students don't insert blank spaces. They rather type after my question, what makes it cumbersome for me to distinguish between their answers and my questions. Text in ON can note be write...