The common theme in many time-travel movies is to go back in time to find out what went wrong and fix it. Developers also have that desire to go back in time and find why the code broke and fix it. But, often, that crucial step where everything went wrong happened long ago, and the information is no longer available. The rr project lets programmers examine the entire life of a C or C++ program run
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After I had recently trouble to find some time on merging the recent changes from Hans kernel into the GPD Pocket kernel repositories, I have finally been able to sort out the configuration issues and build a kernel that works properly. The old 4.13 based kernel already fixed USB-C support but at the same time broke support on bluetooth. The new kernel out (4.14.0-11.gpd) now fixes those bluetooth
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In scatter and gather (i.e. readv and writev), Linux reads into multiple buffers and writes from multiple buffers. If say, I have a vector of 3 buffers, I can use readv, OR I can use a single buffer, which is of combined size of 3 buffers and do fread. Hence, I am confused: For which cases should scatter/gather be used and when should a single large buffer be used?
Home User Guide Downloads About VisUAL has been developed as a cross-platform tool to make learning ARM Assembly language easier. In addition to emulating a subset of the ARM UAL instruction set, it provides visualisations of key concepts unique to assembly language programming and therefore helps make programming ARM assembly more accessible. It has been designed specifically to use as a teaching
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Dash as /bin/sh In Ubuntu 6.10, the default system shell, /bin/sh, was changed to dash (the Debian Almquist Shell); previously it had been bash (the GNU Bourne-Again Shell). The same change will affect users of Ubuntu 6.06 LTS upgrading directly to Ubuntu 8.04 LTS. This document explains this change and what you should do if you encounter problems. The default login shell remains bash. Opening a t
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