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ptxd_lib_git_bsp_ver()
{
        local git_ver
        local sed_ver
        local dbg_sfx=''

        git_ver="$(git -C "${PTXDIST_WORKSPACE}" describe --tags --dirty='+' --always)" ||
                ptxd_bailout 'git describe failed!'

        # for correct version sort replace the dash before an RC suffix

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#[=======================================================================[.rst:
glibc
-----

Check glibc version.

Result variables
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
``GLIBC_VERSION``
  glibc version.

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#!/bin/bash

SCRIPTDIR=$(dirname "${0}")
PTXDIST_SRC=$1
PTXDIST_VER_FROM=$2
PTXDIST_VER_TO=$3

PTXDIST_BASEDIR='/usr/local/lib'
PTXDIST_TOPDIR="$(ptxdist print PTXDIST_TOPDIR)"
PTXDIST_WORKSPACE="$(ptxdist print PTXDIST_WORKSPACE)"

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#!/bin/bash
# This generates lore-friendly message-id headers that are safe, unique, and
# provide better UX for someone using lore to retrieve messages.
#
# Instructions for using with mutt/neomutt:
#
# Save this as ~/bin/my-gen-msgid, then add ~/.mutt-fix-msgid with the following,
# fixing your path to the file:
#
# my_hdr Message-ID: <`/home/user/bin/my-gen-msgid`>

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Create a ptxdist BSP from scratch

1. Install ptxdist itself and a suitable toolchain as described in the documentation
2. Create an empty BSP folder
3. Create the subfolders configs and configs/platform-foo (replace foo by something more sensible like v7a or x86_64)
4. Create empty files configs/ptxconfig and configs/platform-foo/platformconfig
5. Call ptxdist-2023.03.0 --force menu (or whatever version you installed in step 1, be sure to call the binary including the version number)
6. Select menuconfig, do some changes, save
7. Select platformconfig, do some changes, save

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% what_eth_drivers.sh
             br0 [ac:22:0b:c3:cd:2a]:            (up)
         docker0 [02:42:6b:bb:b4:67]:            (down)
          enp3s0 [ac:22:0b:c3:cd:2a]:      r8169 (up)
          enp5s0 [00:01:02:d8:91:07]:      3c59x (unknown)
 enx00e04c6800e5 [00:e0:4c:68:00:e5]:      r8152 (down)
              lo [00:00:00:00:00:00]:            (unknown)
          vmnet1 [00:50:56:c0:00:01]:            (unknown)
          vmnet8 [00:50:56:c0:00:08]:            (unknown)

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <unistd.h>

int main( int argc, char *argv[] )
{
    char c = '-';

    printf( "throbber: [-]" );
    while ( 1 )
    {

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.-----------------.  no
| session exists  |-----------------.
'-----------------'                 |
         | yes                      |
         v                          v
.-----------------.  yes  .-------------------.
| session expired |------>| redirect to login |
'-----------------'       '-------------------'
         | no                       ^

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# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# quick and dirty color helping stuff
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
ESC_START='\033['
ESC_SEP=';'
ESC_END='m'
COL_RST="${ESC_START}0${ESC_END}"

COL_BOLD='1'

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## Colours and font styles
## Syntax: echo -e "${FOREGROUND_COLOUR}${BACKGROUND_COLOUR}${STYLE}Hello world!${RESET_ALL}"

# Escape sequence and resets
ESC_SEQ="\x1b["
RESET_ALL="${ESC_SEQ}0m"
RESET_BOLD="${ESC_SEQ}21m"
RESET_UL="${ESC_SEQ}24m"

# Foreground colours