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I'm not sure what you are asking. Having a mechanism for calling executables seems quite nice if you want to execute, well, other executables? How would threads replace that? (more) |
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| Comment | Post #284510 |
I added where to look for the extra closing.
As for the hint, I saw it in a similar scenario on a site I'm note sure is welcome to reference here, as, from what I gathered, this site was created for the very reason of the originators having some major beef with that other site... ;) (more) |
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A: How kill a child process without read() hanging in the parent process? Below is a new version of popen2() that works. Some pipe ends were not closed in the linked to original version. (see the branch for "pid != 0", where extra handles are closed - whether there is an error or not, but it's the parent process) (I also renamed the pipe variables to something more clea... (more) |
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How kill a child process without read() hanging in the parent process? There is an external program I'm calling from within my C/C++ program, by using fork() and execl(), and redirecting the stdio with dup2() to be able to read the output from the external program. It's based on this code: A simple popen2 implementation In another thread just started, the timeout h... (more) |
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| Comment | Post #280449 |
Stumbling on this again... Let me just add this for posteriority: generating other formats is of no use. I need both, meta info for the bootloader, and symbols for debugging, all for one session, at the same time, to be able to properly debug both, bootloader + app, using the IDE and its ways, so the... (more) |
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| Comment | Post #281808 |
googling "first object oriented" vs. "first functional" programming language, there turn up Simula (1967) and LISP (late 1950's) (more) |
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| Edit | Post #281000 | Initial revision | — | over 3 years ago |
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A: Update list based on presence of identifier in a second list Adding to Peter Taylor's reply: The OP requested something "more LINQ". I guess it can't get any "more linq" than... MoreLINQ! That library also has a ForEach(). If you only need that, maybe it's a bit much to use that lib, but if you like the other stuff in there, too, which I suspect... ... (more) |
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I added a section header table and some more info. (more) |
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.elf file - What contributes to the resulting .bin file size? I have found this nice library for parsing/writing .elf files as output by e.g. the GCC toolchain: ELFIO I have a bare metal embedded project with an ARM Cortex M target. My goal is to overwrite a certain section within the .elf file generated by the build process. One of the values I want to... (more) |
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