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   by flafla2 9y ago

   I just finished taking 213 last week. It's one of those courses that is quite difficult, but still rewarding. Even though it was quite hard to score an A on some assignments (like this one), I still felt that the grading scheme was &
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   by flafla2 9y ago

   Generally sbrk [1] is used to extend heap memory. The heap is then modified directly using clever pointer arithmetic. Source: I did this lab a month ago at CMU :) [1] https://linux.die.net/man/2/sbrk
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   by flafla2 9y ago

   You should try WSL with cmder [1], a lightweight windows terminal that feels great and is heavily customizable. It’s the iTerm2 of Windows IMO. [1] http://cmder.net/
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   by flafla2 9y ago

   I am currently a TA for 15-122 at Carnegie Mellon, the class that C0 was originally made for. I would argue that C0 does an excellent job at breeding good programmers because of the following features: 1. Contracts in C0 bake preconditions