How can the OS actually ensure that the write through calls go to disk before returning, when it cannot do the same for fsync. I mean couldn't there still be some driver / raid controller / hard disk doing some caching but telling windows the data is written? And I think that the ans...
Documentation: difference among the build modes on CoreCLR for Linux/ARM As some Linux/ARM engineers already know, we have still got the "segmentation fault" error whenever we tried to run "hello world!!!" on Linux/ARM CoreCLR generated ...
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“Application Data” is what you would find in Windows XP. In Windows Vista and Windows 7, “Application Data” is actually an alias or a synonym (in geekier terms, a “hard link”) to your “AppData/Roaming” folder. You can actually prove this yourself. In a Windows Command prompt,...
In fact, there are several aliases that were created as a result of some reorganization in Windows Vista: “Documents And Settings” became “Users”, “My Documents” became “Documents”, and others. The bottom line is that even though the files might appear as if they’re in two lo...
BTW, most NAT routers will allow you to “forward” certain ports. So your web server may not need to be directly on the internet. I have one here behind my NAT router, and it can be accessed from anywhere on the internet. Forwarding port 80 was all it took. Leo Reply chris January...
BTW, I think you can't never compile cout >> n ^_^ Last edited onMay 30, 2008 at 11:15am May 30, 2008 at 11:58am Ossory(5) I believe, that, whereas "endl" inserts a newline into a stream and then flushes the stream buffer, "flush" does just what it says - flushes the ...
2. If .img is the preferred format, is there any way to create an .img file using dd or any other tool under Ubuntu linux? Or, alternately, can a .bin file be converted to an .img file and would there be any advantage in doing so?
Btw i have MacBook Pro and no problems with it Laurens December 1, 2013 at 7:26 pm Reply Marco, For these kind of problems, please contact LEGO Technical support. I haven’t experienced this problem so unfortunately I can’t help. ...
The reason for the difference is that on Linux (and Mac), the compiler's name-decoration convention for module procedures could conflict with a user-written procedure's name. (This issue doesn't arise on Windows.) Unfortunately, the fix for this does introduce an incompatibility with p...