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Hi folks,

I'm considering closing the project for good. Anyone interested
in taking over or has complaints? :)

Cheers,
Mario

Hi Antonio,

to be sure Gnomebaker has been in dormant state for a while - I am not sure
if I want to revive it without significant interest and some help in
development.

Cheers,
Mario

On Sat, Mar 31, 2012 at 19:46, Antonio Pineda <bat...@gm...> wrote:

> Hi.
> I setted up Gentoo to use clang (as opposed to the standard gcc) as
> the default C/C++ compiler.
>
> When compiling GnomeBaker with gcc I get a usable binary, everything's OK.
>
> Compiling with clang seemingly finishes OK, but the buttons and menus
> don't work at all: you can click on them with the mouse or press them
> using <enter> or the spacing bar to no avail - nothing happens.
>
> I believe this may be related to the potential issues clang found with
> the code - in the attached log, they're shown as warnings.
> The interesting part is most of them are catched up by gcc as well
> (see the other attached log), so it must be a case of both compilers
> reacting differently in grey areas of the standard.
>
> I'm attaching both build logs (gcc's and clang's) for your benefit.
>
> Thanks in advance and thanks for creating this amazing product - I
> prefer it several times over Brasero :-)
>
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come out of Northumberland, and had besieged
Excester. Whilest king Alfred went then against

them, the other
armie which lay at Appledore inuaded
Essex, and built a castell in that countrie, and after went into the
borders of Wales,
and builded another castell [Sidenote: Seuerne.] neere vnto the riuer of
Seuerne: but being driuen out of that countrie, they returned againe
into Essex. Those that had besieged Excester, vpon knowledge had of king
Alfreds comming, fled to
their ships, and so remaining on the sea, roaued abroad, seeking preies.
[Sidenote: Chester taken by Danes.] Besides
this, other armies there were sent foorth, which comming out
of Northumberland tooke the citie of Chester, but there they [Sidenote:
Great famine] were so beset

about with their enimies,
that they were constreined to eate their horsses. At length, in the 24
yeere
of king Alfred,
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and so [Sidenote: _Hen. Hunt._] meaning to saile round about the coast
to come into Northumberland, they arriued in Essex, and

in the winter
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the Thames into the water of Luie. That armie of

Danes which had besieged

Excester, tooke preies about Chichester, and was met with, so that they
lost manie of their men, and also diuerse of their ships. In the yeere
following, the other armie which had brought the ships [Sidenote:
_Hen. Hunt._] into the riuer Luie, began to build a castell neere to the
same riuer, twentie miles distant from London: but the Londoners came
[Sidenote: The Londoners victors against the Danes.] thither,

and giuing battell to the Danes, slue foure of the chiefe capteins. But
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Dears,
   Gnomebaker doesn't normalize the sound volume when burns a music CD. Why?
   Yours sincerely,
-- 
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Salses a Guardamar i de Fraga a Maó i l'Alguer)

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her with his eyes. "Are you against

me, too, little girl?" he asked. Florence reached over to the table,
took up an ever-ready strip of rice-paper, and, rolling a cigarette,
tendered it with the air of a
peace-offering. "No, I'm not against you; but it's got to come. Mamma
simply can't change. She can't find anything here to interest her, and
we've
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waited until the flame had burned well along the wood, then
deliberately lit his cigarette
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hands were folded
in her lap, her eyes looked past him absently. "Really, for once in my
life," she answered seriously, "I spoke
quite unselfishly. I was thinking on

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Hello,
  GnomeBaker allocates its own GtkSelectionData structures using g_new0() but
then calls gtk_selection_data_free() to release them.  The
gtk_selection_data_free however assumes the pointer has been allocated as a
GLib memory slice.  This leads to various crashes.  I'm attaching a patch
which changes g_new0 to g_slice_new0 and seems to fix the crashes in my
environment.

Regards,
-- 
Tomáš Smetana

Phone before we got on the train, and she's so anxious to see you, and
help me to decide what is best for you to do. You'll love her, Bessie;
you're sure to. She's so good and sweet to everyone. All the girls just
worship her." "If she's half as nice as you, we're sure to love her,"
said Zara. Eleanor laughed. "I'm not half as wonderful as you think I
am, Zara. But I'm nicer than I used to be, I think." "Oh!" "Yes, indeed!
I used to be selfish and thoughtless, caring only about having a good
time myself, and never thinking about other people at all. But Mrs.
Chester talked to me." "I'll bet she never had a chance to scold you."
"I'm afraid she did, Zara; but she didn't want to. That's not her way.
She never scolds people. She just talks to them in that wonderful, quiet
way of hers, and makes them see that they haven't been doing right."
"But I don't believe you ever did anything that wasn't right." "Maybe I
didn't mean to, and maybe it wasn't what I did that was wrong. It was
more what I didn't do." "I don't see what you mean." "Well, I was
careless and thoughtless, just as I said. I used to dance, and play
games, and go to parties all the time." "I think that must be fine!
Didn't you have to work at home, though?" "No; and that was just the
trouble, you see. My people had plenty of money, and they just wanted me
to have a good 

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the limbs with a violence similar to that of the rack,--administering on
the breast, stomach, or other parts of the body, hundreds of terrible
blows with heavy weapons of wood, iron, or stone,--pressing with main
force against various parts of the body with sharp-pointed
swords,--pressure under enormous weights,--exposure to excessive heat,
etc. Montgeron, viewing the whole as miraculous, says,--"God frequently
causes the convulsionists the most acute pains, and at the same time
intimates to them, by a supernatural instinct, that the formidable
succors which He desires that they should demand will cause all their

D seem to run away, there'll be a breathing spell? Asia would wonder for
a few months, and do nothing, until it began to dawn on them that you
had acted wisely and had a better plan in view." "I am not proud, except
of my nation," Feisul answered. "I would not let pride interfere with
policy. But it is too late to talk of this." "Which is better?" Grin
demanded. "A martyr, the very mention of whose name means war, or a
living power for peace under a temporary cloud?" "I am afraid I am a
poor host. Forgive me," Feisul answered. "Dinner has been waiting all
this while, and you have a l

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months, and they soon had it on the road again. "Give you long enough,"
said Grandma, "and you'll cobble new soles on its tires and patch its
innards. Looks like it's held together with hairpins now." Daddy drove
with one ear cocked for trouble, and when anyone spoke to him he said,
"Shh! Sounds like her pistons--or maybe it's her vacuum. Anyway, as soon
as there's a good stopping place, we'll. . . ." But it was the tires
that gave out first. Bang! Daddy's muscles bulged as he held the
lurching car steady. One of the back tires was blown to bits. "Now can
we eat?" Dick demanded. Daddy shook his head as he jumped out to jack up
the car. "Got to keep moving. This is our last spare, and there isn't a
single tire we can count on." Sure enough, they hadn't gone far before
the familiar bumping stopped them. That last spare was flat. "Now,"
Daddy said grimly, "you may as well get lunch while I see whether I can
patch this again." Grandma had been sitting silent, her hand twisted in
Sally's little skirt to keep her from climbing over the edge. "Well,"
she said, "you better eat before your hands get any blacker. Dick, you
haul that shoe-box from under the seat. Rose-Ellen, fetch the crackers
from the trailer. Sally, do sit still one minute." "Crackers?" asked
Rose-Ellen, when she had scrambled back. "I don't see a one, Gramma."
"Land's sakes, child, use your eyes for once!" Rose-Ellen rummaged in
the part that was partitioned off from Carrie. "I don't see any
groceries, Gramma." Grandpa came back to h

Ll look after you." A little later the ragged boy had eaten a good meal.
Then he was given some of Bunker Blue's old clothes, for he was almost
as large as the red-haired boy, and the old clothes were thrown away.
Mr. Brown looked at the boy's sore foot, and found that there was a big
sharp thorn in one toe. When this thorn had been taken out, and the toe
bound up with salve, the ragged boy said he felt much better. Perhaps I
shouldn't call him a ragged boy any longer, for he was not, with
Bunker's clothes on. "Mother, is he going to stay with us?" asked Bunny
that evening when it was nearly supper time, and the new boy--Tom
Vine--had gone after a pail of water at the spring. "Would you care to
have him stay?" asked Mrs. Brown. "Yes," said Sue. "He's nice. I like
him." "Well, we'll keep him for a while," answered Mrs. Brown. "He needs
help, I think." Tom Vine told more of his story after supper. He had
never been away from the city's pavements in all his life before he went
out to the country with the farmer who hired him. He had never seen the
ocean, or the woods. He did not even know that cows gave milk until he
saw the farmer's hired man milking one day. "I just don't know anything
about the woo

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London, St. Leonard's Tower and the nunnery at Malling, part of Dartford
Church, and a tower at Rochester earlier than the present keep;
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cathedral; famous for piety and holiness, and in favour with the
Conqueror and the two sons who succeeded him; died in 1108, aged 84;
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N told me the other day that we only get a two-billionth part of the
heat put out by the sun. Did you know that, Ross? The sun has heat
enough to warm two billion Earths as big as this one. Even at that,
Dan'l, the amount of heat we get from the sun would make thirty-seven
billion tons of freezing water boil in one minute." The negro's jaw
dropped. "Yo' not fooling?" he said. "Not a bit." "Ah's hot," he said.
"Ah's goin' to boil, soon." "Cheer up, Dan'l. You'll cool off tonight,"
suggested the older lad. "Nearly everything that takes in heat has to
give it out again

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of the first two boxes, clawing about among the limp garments with which
the table was strewn. She was breathing quickly. Suddenly: "It isn't
here!" she cried. "It isn't here!" She turned and flew to the stairway.
The voices of the men came up to her. She leaned far over the railing.
"McCabe! McCabe!" "Yeh? What do you want?" "The black velvet dress! The
black velvet dress! It isn't there." "Oh, yeh. That's all right. Haddon,
she's got a bug about that dress, and she says she wants to take it to
London with her, to use on the opening night. She says if she wears a
new one that first night, the play'll be a failure. Some temperament,
that girl, since she's got to be a star!" Josie stood clutching the
railing of the stairway. Her disappointment was so bitter that she could
not weep. She felt cheated, outraged. She was frightened at the
intensity of her own sensations. "She might have let me have it," she
said aloud in the dim half light of the hallway. "She's got everything
else in the world. She might have let me have that." Then she went back
into the big, bright sewing room. "Splendour" ran three years in London.
During those three years she saw Sid Hahn only three or four times. He
spent much of his time abroad. Whenever opportunity pr

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