1) Create a script, name it fx. curlGet
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#!/bin/bash
while read line
do
`curl -O $line`
done
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2)
make it executable
chmod +x curlGet
3)
cat fixed.txt | ./curlGet
4)
There is no 4 :-)
I use BT with iSync and my P800, works ok BUT initially i had a no-name USB-hub and had _lots_ of problems. When i tried with a D-Link USB-hub everything worked ok. Needless to say I ritually smashed the old hub to pieces.
The desktop dock charges (when connected to the external charger) but it doesn't sync (last time I tried anyway). I have not tried connecting USB since upgrading to 10.3 though.
I have a P800 and it syncs iCal and Adress Book OK with iSync over BlueTooth.
The MemoryStick mounts in the Finder, I got an MS Duo -> MS adaptor with my P800 to get it to fit in my Sony MemoryStick reader.
I guess the P900 will work the same as it has basically the same Symbian system...
There is a Unix tool named "mmv" by Vladimir Lanin, I got it from a news group in 1989, that does multiple renames in the terminal. I compiled it in Jaguar, the same binary works in Panther.
mmv "*.zip" "=1.mp3"
Try Fink or Google to find it.
Don't you have to buy Apple Remote Desktop to be able to control another 10.3 mac ?
I thought that it was just the client side settings that was included in 10.3
You should probably take the good advise from anarchie and allocate your data on the heap.
The stack size is an OS thing and can't be set by the compiler.
You _could_ set the stacksize from the shell with something like "limit stacksize 4000000", but this can only be done by a super user...