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platform .platform
#
# FILE: mica2/.platform
#
# Includes that should take precedence come first. Platforms come before
# chips because they may override files. These must be specified as
# @includes instead of
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c pathopen.c
/* reasonable imitation of logical names
*
* 4/14/86 dl findpath: test for trailing && leading \ before
* appending a \
* 29-Oct-1986 mz Use c-runtime instead of Z
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platform .platform
#
# FILE: micaz/.platform
#
# Includes that should take precedence come first. Platforms come before
# chips because they may override files. These must be specified as
# @includes instead of -I's
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printpath
#!/bin/sh
# Look for program[s] somewhere in $PATH.
#
# Options:
# -s
# Do not print out full pathname. (silent)
# -pPATHNAME
# Look in PATHNAME instead of $PATH
#
# Usage:
# PrintPath [-s] [
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java bits.java
public class Bits {
//Note: It's acceptable to use int instead of short
// throughout this program.
static final short READY = 1;
static final short PROCESSING = 2;
static fin
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c 20010313-1.c
/* Origin: Joseph Myers . */
/* After the open parenthesis before the __attribute__, we used to shift
the __attribute__ (expecting a parenthesised abstract declarator)
instead
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c 20010313-1.c
/* Origin: Joseph Myers . */
/* After the open parenthesis before the __attribute__, we used to shift
the __attribute__ (expecting a parenthesised abstract declarator)
instead
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install
Installing Speex is as easy as:
% ./configure [--prefix=]
% make
% make install
Note that if you are using the code from CVS, you will need to run "autogen.sh"
instead of "configure".
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sty pypaper.sty
%
% Change this to say a4paper instead of letterpaper if you want A4.
%
\newcommand{\py@paper}{a4paper}
\newcommand{\py@ptsize}{10pt}