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1 points by sunnyps 11y ago|0 comments
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by sunnyps 11y ago
You don't need to install JRE to get a shell on an Android device. Just install adb[1], enable USB debugging on your phone and run adb shell. adb is a part of the Android SDK but you just need the adb binary which doesn't have any
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by sunnyps 11y ago
Meh. I've been using Rapid Environment Editor[1] which is a free tool that allows editing environment variables on Windows and has a similar interface for editing PATH. I've always programmed primarily on UNIX like platforms but o
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by sunnyps 11y ago
Have you actually studied the go compiler implementation and found that comments are preserved across all stages or are you just speculating? I can imagine a design that works where only the lexer keeps track of comments (with locations) an
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by sunnyps 11y ago
It's not a solved problem if your project is gigantic or if you're doing cross-platform development and don't want to or can't use the build system of the IDE or if it's C++. To me solving the problem has a higher b
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by sunnyps 11y ago
Can't tell if you're justifying embezzlement.
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by sunnyps 11y ago
I thought gc only statically links and it was gccgo that had the ability to dynamically link.
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by sunnyps 12y ago
If I remember correctly I had to follow the same instructions for installing gdb too :/
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by sunnyps 12y ago
What you've said is essentially correct, but I'd like to make a minor correction: Chromium uses rietveld whereas Android (and some Chromium related projects) use gerrit. Rietveld and gerrit have similar workflows except that gerri