'patch' Tag

• How to run FastRI on Ruby 1.9.1

  July 6, 2009

  Alrighty, FastRI is a sweet program written by Mauricio Fernandez (of eigenclass.org, which is down currently for some reason) for doing RI (Ruby Documentation) lookups very quickly, it supports doing all sorts of neat things like running a DRb server for lookups and other cool things Anyway, if you found this, you probably don’t want to […]

  posted in fastri, fri, patch, qri, ruby by Lee

• Installing HyperEstraier Ruby bindings with Ruby 1.9.1 (RC1)

  January 9, 2009

  Lately I’ve been doing a lot of coding around an awesome database called Hyper Estraier, which allows me to create large inverted-index databases to search over very quickly. I have also been playing around with the new Ruby RC release for version 1.9.1. In an effort to get some current code running, I found that […]

  posted in estraier, hyperestraier, index, patch, ruby, search by Lee

• Compiling inavd server on FreeBSD

  October 14, 2008

  Just a short post, working through some of the modules I received, I ran into the inav module. Turns out that inavd doesn’t compile very nicely on FreeBSD, so I patched it. Previously when trying to compile you get: c++ -ggdb -g3 -D INAV_VERSION= -c sniffer.cpp In file included from sniffer.cpp:34: /usr/include/netinet/ip.h:162: error: ‘n_long’ does […]

  posted in Uncategorized by Lee

• Compiling screen from CVS on OSX for vertical split.

  June 6, 2008

  Screen in an amazing tool. The latest version from CVS adds an amazing feature to allow you to split screens vertically (previously you could only split horizontally), which is extremely nice if you have a widescreen monitor. The only problem is that the patch isn’t yet included in MacPorts or Fink for this feature. Here’s how […]

  posted in compile, cvs, macports, osx, patch, screen, terminal by Lee