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I should add a new class of program to libbu++ or clear out most of my old tests
or something. Anyway, almost fully C99 compliant float to normalized hex string
and back functions in pure math. Really slick, really portable. they don't
handle +/-NaN, +/-Inf, or the special alternate format for subnormal numbers,
try entering a 0.0...01 where I cut out about 200 zeros, you'll see what I mean.
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now.
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the queue immediately, with or without rescheduling, by id or name.
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there's one more fix I can make later to really speed up transmission, but it's
a little more delicate.
Also, Cache::Ptr objects are now camparable even when unbound.
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rename, but there seems to be a problem, rename uses mkHardLink, and if the
target exists, hey, it adds another one...not quite ideal...
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tell, we're missing rename, chown, and chmod.
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addressed, besides that, only a couple more functions need to be added to
myriadfs before it's totally ready to have linux installed on it :-P
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along quite nicely. It looks like it works great for normal programs, but there
need to be some tweaks made to a few things before it's working 100% via fuse.
Also, the fuse module won't let you specify a file, a little odd.
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