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I installed Mit-gnu scheme on my machine but am unable to make it work?
Can someone help? I am new to programming and am excited to learn scheme. Thanks.
my machine config: windows, 32 bit, xp professional.
Have you tried typing mit-scheme in the shell?
The easiest way to get started with Scheme (as someone new to programming) is probably to install Racket:
http://racket-lang.org/
and follow their tutorials:
http://docs.racket-lang.org/quick/index.html
I described some of my experiences with installing and running Scheme (IronScheme in particular) in this article: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/net-languages/PlayingWithIronScheme.aspx
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I'm fairly new to development, but I recall reading about a terminal 'command' that would show detailed output/progress for an action.
For instance, if I was installing ruby bundles, I could add this -xxxxx command to the end of a "bundle install" and it would show detailed/frequent progress.
Hope that makes sense...
Edit: I think I got it! '-detail'
normally a -v (verbose) option does it for you.
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Can someone tell me where the .msi file is on Apache's download site for Apache 2.2.23 on Windows 7???
There aren't any official MSI installers for 2.2.23 yet, only the binaries (which may not be official). You can try posting on Apache's group and ask about it, but one will probably show up at some point, the packagers are all volunteers, IIRC.
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I've downloaded the W8 Developer Preview, installed VS11 Ultimate on it, and I get errors when I try to build the applications.
My W8 copy has something wrong with a character set, and I'm unable to read what the errors are.
I had a similar problem, but I actually received error messages about makepri.exe. In the msdn forums they said I should have installed the iso with visual studio included to be able to build metro applications. Then google-translated this site http://www.umutcankoseali.com/?p=338, followed the instructions, and it fixed.
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I would like to ask you guys if Code::Blocks project is still being developed? I'm asking because I've downloaded lates ver 10.05 and I really like it (much more than VS2010) but it was released good while ago, and I couldn't find any info about next release.
Thanks.
Yes it is. Just look at the SVN logs. The latest commit was today. I didn't find anything about the planned release schedule though.
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I have read that git now has a "Smart HTTP" server. I am interested in using this with IIS on a Windows machine. I would prefer to use the msysgit version of Git rather than the Cygwin. Additionally, I would prefer to use Active Directory authentication rather than SSH.
Has anyone had any luck with this. I have read that the git-http-backend cgi command "only works with Apache". Having done a fair amount of Web development back when CGI scripts where still "cool" it is unclear to me why this would be an issue. If someone can point me to a description of the problem I am willing to take a stab at resolving it.
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