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by sigjuice 7y ago
What about things that are not part of R6RS like the picture language or parallel-execute?
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by sigjuice 7y ago
Nintendo has singlehandedly made more consoles than games :)
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by sigjuice 7y ago
Why can't a competent developer add one more .c file to their current collection of .c files?
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by sigjuice 7y ago
Are there any documented cases of mainstream projects that have rewritten their history?
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by sigjuice 7y ago
need to drop down to assembly to implement resumable function/fibers to avoid the syscall costs of ucontext/setjmp/longjmp Which syscalls would be involved in setjmp/longjmp?
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by sigjuice 7y ago
I think the op is saying that the instruction call <stub_function> gets rewritten by the instruction call <resolved_function> .
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by sigjuice 7y ago
I don't know much about x86, but on other cpus/architectures (PowerPC, MIPS, and possibly others) one might still need to fiddle with the instruction cache.
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by sigjuice 7y ago
What useful purpose is served by the Makefile? All the targets are .PHONY
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by sigjuice 7y ago
If finer-grained cache control is needed, then it is no big deal to invoke the appropriate compiler intrinsics (if available) or write your own with inline assembly. My preference is to put these sorts of things in a separate .S file.
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by sigjuice 7y ago
On a new Mac, just type cc and it will install the command line developer tools, which includes clang.
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by sigjuice 7y ago
A quick search in bugs.python.org shows several crashes. I don’t know much about Python. Is there anything particularly special about this one?
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by sigjuice 7y ago
Darwin's make is GNU make. $ uname -rs Darwin 18.7.0 $ which make /usr/bin/make $ make --version GNU Make 3.81 Copyright (C) 2006 Free Software Foundation, Inc. This is free software; see the source
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by sigjuice 7y ago
I wouldn’t put it past the TV makers to aggressively evade firewalls, latch on to public WiFi or include a secret cellular modem that they bury in the finest of fine print.
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by sigjuice 7y ago
How does one block the traffic?
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by sigjuice 7y ago
What is the “fork” command? I don’t see it here https://git-scm.com/docs
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by sigjuice 7y ago
Non-matching kexts was never a thing.
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by sigjuice 7y ago
A makefile will most likely already have a list of .c files. Why not add one more .c file to that list and call that a day?
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by sigjuice 7y ago
Staging (and committing?) parts of a hunk is cool and I have done this many times myself. However, I am always uncomfortable with it because I am unsure how to incorporate it within the overall workflow. I'd like each commit of mine
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by sigjuice 7y ago
No need to guess. In most of these online IDEs you can probably explore and easily see for yourself. e.g. repl.it -> Emacs lisp -> M-x shell -> ps ax shows docker-init
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by sigjuice 7y ago
Why wouldn’t they allow it? What rules are being broken by this app?
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by sigjuice 7y ago
I can't find the LKML thread, but there is some fundamental problem with unloading modules safely. BPF programs might not have such limitations.
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by sigjuice 7y ago
The old bash still ships with Catalina.
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by sigjuice 7y ago
FreeBSD got dtrace in 2009 (FreeBSD 7.1). Mac OS X 10.5 already had dtrace in 2007.
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by sigjuice 7y ago
gdb can also be scripted using Python. https://sourceware.org/gdb/onlinedocs/gdb/Python.html Edit: and Guile
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by sigjuice 7y ago
The first time I saw a BOM (0xEF,0xBB,0xBF) was in Project Gutenberg files. $ curl -sO https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/16681/pg16681.txt $ file pg16681.txt pg16681.txt: UTF-8 Unicode (with BOM) t
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by sigjuice 7y ago
Are there any examples of rewrites of large code bases from one language to another?
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by sigjuice 7y ago
And they both use actual Fortran :) $ python3 Python 3.7.4 (default, Sep 7 2019, 18:27:02) [Clang 10.0.1 (clang-1001.0.46.4)] on darwin Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for
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by sigjuice 7y ago
Based on experience, brew will place files in a place that I expect. I can’t predict where a shell script will scribble or what other changes it will make to my system.
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by sigjuice 7y ago
Try this experiment. Build an image from a non-trivial Dockerfile today. Then make another image from the same Dockerfile in another couple of months and see if it is identical to today's image.
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by sigjuice 7y ago
You are absolutely right. There is far more content on YouTube that should really go on archive.org. Here is an unfortunate example from not too long ago. http://aduni.org/courses/sicp/index.php?view=cw I don&#x2

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