by: François Pinard |
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This question is a bit technical, but hopefully, this list will offer me
good hints or nice solutions. Happily enough for me, it often does! :-)
I would need to recognise and play with...
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by: John Marshall |
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Hi,
Does anyone see a problem with doing:
data = file("tata").read()
Each time this is done, I see a new file
descriptor allocated (Linux) but not
released.
1) Will there ever be a point...
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by: JG |
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Hi all,
Does anyone know how the implementations on Linux and Windows handle
synchronization between a read and write FD open to the same file.
For example, if I have 2 FD open to file X.txt. ...
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by: Roman Mashak |
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Hello, All!
I implemented simple program to eliminate entry from the file having the
following structure (actually it's config file of 'named' DNS package for
those who care and know):
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by: jfigueiras |
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>I have a problem with the module subprocess!
As many other programs...
I'm not sure what you mean by "non-standard file descriptors". The
other program is free to open, read, write, etc any...
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by: AdrianH |
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Assumptions
I am assuming that you know or are capable of looking up the functions I am to describe here and have some remedial understanding of C programming.
FYI
Although I have called this...
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by: yinglcs |
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I have a c/c++ program in linux.
I would like to know if I kill my program (e.g. exit(1)), will it
release all the file descriptors my program held (regardless if I call
close(fd) of each file...
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by: ashitpro |
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Understanding Ext-2 file system:chapter 1
The first block in each Ext2 partition is never managed by the Ext2 filesystem,
because it is reserved for the partition boot sector.
The rest of the...
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by: DJ Dharme |
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Hi all,
I am writing a multi-threaded application in c++ running on
solaris. I have a file which is updated by a single thread by
appending data into the file and at same time the other threads...
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by: Naresh1 |
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What is WebLogic Admin Training?
WebLogic Admin Training is a specialized program designed to equip individuals with the skills and knowledge required to effectively administer and manage Oracle...
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by: WisdomUfot |
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It's an interesting question you've got about how Gmail hides the HTTP referrer when a link in an email is clicked. While I don't have the specific technical details, Gmail likely implements measures...
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by: Matthew3360 |
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Hi,
I have been trying to connect to a local host using php curl. But I am finding it hard to do this. I am doing the curl get request from my web server and have made sure to enable curl. I get a...
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by: Oralloy |
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Hello Folks,
I am trying to hook up a CPU which I designed using SystemC to I/O pins on an FPGA.
My problem (spelled failure) is with the synthesis of my design into a bitstream, not the C++...
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by: Carina712 |
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Setting background colors for Excel documents can help to improve the visual appeal of the document and make it easier to read and understand. Background colors can be used to highlight important...
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by: Ricardo de Mila |
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Dear people, good afternoon...
I have a form in msAccess with lots of controls and a specific routine must be triggered if the mouse_down event happens in any control.
Than I need to discover what...
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by: ezappsrUS |
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Hi,
I wonder if someone knows where I am going wrong below. I have a continuous form and two labels where only one would be visible depending on the checkbox being checked or not. Below is the...
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by: jack2019x |
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hello, Is there code or static lib for hook swapchain present?
I wanna hook dxgi swapchain present for dx11 and dx9.
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by: DizelArs |
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Hi all)
Faced with a problem, element.click() event doesn't work in Safari browser.
Tried various tricks like emulating touch event through a function:
let clickEvent = new Event('click', {...
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