... while long and long long are both 64-bit types. (Maybe it's designed for Windows where x86-64 still uses 32-bit long? Or maybe it's designed for 32-bit mode.) On Linux, the x32 ABI has 32-bit long in 64-bit mode, so if you have the libraries installed, use gcc -mx32 to compiler for ILP32. Or ju...

... to A inside the JAR file. It took me about half an hour of unzipping on a Windows machine before I realized where the missing classes were. :) – Adam Paynter Jul 27 '11 at 9:07 3 ...

...st not on the SIII (w/ Android 4.0.4). I tried binding to document, body, window, *, no dice. – Max Sep 21 '12 at 17:13 ...

...w what's incorrect in your application and which piece of code went wrong. Windows has a built-in handler for unhandled errors, however, this default handler might be useless when errors happen on the customer side, because you rarely want to send your error report to Microsoft: BugTrap solves th...

...w what's incorrect in your application and which piece of code went wrong. Windows has a built-in handler for unhandled errors, however, this default handler might be useless when errors happen on the customer side, because you rarely want to send your error report to Microsoft: BugTrap solves th...

...w what's incorrect in your application and which piece of code went wrong. Windows has a built-in handler for unhandled errors, however, this default handler might be useless when errors happen on the customer side, because you rarely want to send your error report to Microsoft: BugTrap solves th...

...w what's incorrect in your application and which piece of code went wrong. Windows has a built-in handler for unhandled errors, however, this default handler might be useless when errors happen on the customer side, because you rarely want to send your error report to Microsoft: BugTrap solves th...

...w what's incorrect in your application and which piece of code went wrong. Windows has a built-in handler for unhandled errors, however, this default handler might be useless when errors happen on the customer side, because you rarely want to send your error report to Microsoft: BugTrap solves th...

...w what's incorrect in your application and which piece of code went wrong. Windows has a built-in handler for unhandled errors, however, this default handler might be useless when errors happen on the customer side, because you rarely want to send your error report to Microsoft: BugTrap solves th...

...w what's incorrect in your application and which piece of code went wrong. Windows has a built-in handler for unhandled errors, however, this default handler might be useless when errors happen on the customer side, because you rarely want to send your error report to Microsoft: BugTrap solves th...