Re: Strange problem with xterm
Re: Strange problem with xterm
- Subject: Re: Strange problem with xterm
- From: Brandon Allbery <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 12 Jan 2012 12:57:15 -0500
On Thu, Jan 12, 2012 at 12:36, David Chopp
<email@hidden> wrote:
going on with the compiler error messages in general. So, after logging in to the remote linux system, here is what happens:
$ g++ -Wall deleteme.cpp
deleteme.cpp: In constructor â:
deleteme.cpp:9: warning: â will be initialized after
deleteme.cpp:8: warning: â
deleteme.cpp:6: warning: when initialized here
It's using smart quotes (ugh!), and your locale is set differently on the Linux system compared to OS X. (Or they hardcoded ISO8859/1, which these days should be a capital crime.)
See what "echo $LANG" produces, locally and on the Linux system. Also, hm, I don't recall if stock Lion xterm handles Unicode (although I think it's recent enough that it should), but check the Control+right mouse button menu for the UTF8 options. (Actually, I just did that myself with XQuartz and it appears they default off. Turn on UTF8 Encoding and possibly UTF8 Fonts).
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brandon s allbery
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