scvalex1

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   by scvalex1 14y ago

   Everything's ok until you try to write to more memory than is available. At that point, either your program segfaults, or Linux's Out-Of-Memory (OOM) Killer is invoked and kills a random process (not necessarily the offending process).
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   If malloc fails, it's not for the obvious reason(scvalex.net)

   38 points by scvalex1 14y ago|49 comments
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   Permamake.sh: Continuous background builds(scvalex.net)

   1 points by scvalex1 14y ago|0 comments
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   Loop Unrolling in sh(scvalex.net)

   3 points by scvalex1 14y ago|0 comments