Victor’s Blog

I found that an easy/small program can make g++ 3.3 unhappy, but 3.4 (and after) feels good.

#include

int main(void)
{
    std::basic_string ustr;
    ustr.append(ustr);
    return 0;
}

But after the bug report, they tell me 3.3 branch has been closed.

But why I feel really bad is when I tried to remove gcc-3.3 and g++3.3 from my box, I found the many things depend on them. It’s really sad that I have to let this bug living in my box

OH MY GOD…
> telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl

It’s very very long.

這張地圖看起來真不錯 下次去就可以看這張地圖了

http://www.dot.taipei.gov.tw/ch/web/bicycle/bicycle.htm

I used to use apt-file to search which file is in which package. But the disadvantage is you have to upda the package information manually (annoying, also causing the asynchronization to the package system).

I just found the dpkg -S can do the same thing. Since it use the same database as the package system, there’s not the same problem!