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Solved: This turned out not to be a GCC issue. My project has a sample JSON configuration file that had main.c as the build target. When running from the project root, my build tooling was picking up ...
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When starting a HelloWorld.ps1 PS script this works perfectly on bash command line, but fails when started out of system.d or crontab with this error: Couldn't find a valid ICU package installed on ...
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I recently changed my OS from Windows to Linux, and when trying to reinstall some basic packages I use often (e.g. car, glmmTMB, DHARMa..) the process fails and terminates. The first hint of anything ...
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I am developing a cross-platform C++ application on Linux. The code contains Windows-specific branches (e.g., #ifdef _WIN32, Win32 API calls, MSVC-specific code). Because I develop on Linux, those ...
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Below are the details of my XAMPP installation issue on Ubuntu, including the specific errors and file paths involved. I'm trying to install XAMPP 8.2.4 on Ubuntu (a very recent release that ships PHP ...
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I am currently learning about packet-capturing techniques on Linux and experimenting with AF_PACKET sockets and PACKET_FANOUT specifically PAKCET_FANOUT_LB. I created a test program with 4 AF_PACKET ...
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If I type man 2 bind in the terminal, I get the following semantics for the bind() function: int bind(int sockfd, const struct sockaddr *addr, socklen_t addrlen); This takes struct ...
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I read in Advanced Programming in the Unix Environment (APUE) that a signal can interrupt wait(), causing it to return -1 and with errno==EINTR (a system interrupt). So then I started to wonder if ...
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I am using Linux, and this code is specifically for Linux so Windows inaccuracy isn't accounted for. const void Time::Update(void) { m_CurrentDelta = glfwGetTime(); m_DeltaTime = ...
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I am aware of /proc/{PID}/status and other things from /proc directory. I am trying get this for my project which is programmed in rust. As std::process module doesn't have any inbuilt functions for ...
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I am trying to run a Python script using a venv I created with PyCharm. When I run the script using PyCharm, the script runs fine. When I try to run it from the terminal, I get "module not found&...
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I'm writing a custom linker script from scratch for a bare-metal STM32L476RG (Cortex-M4) project . No HAL, no vendor-generated startup, just my own startup.c and linker script. Getting a persistent ...
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I am building a C++ application that uses CMake, and I intend to add compatibility with a variety of Linux distributions. I want to statically link and build libgit2 with my application. I tried using ...
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I was wondering how to retrieve argv and argc using x86_64 assembly language code on Linux (and SYSTEM V).
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Wayland object have error enums. For example, the wl_display object has following enums: enum wl_display_error { WL_DISPLAY_ERROR_INVALID_OBJECT = 0, WL_DISPLAY_ERROR_INVALID_METHOD = 1, ...

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