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Email: ahmed.jolani@gmail.com
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May
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accepted | close() after system() weird behavior |
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May
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close() after system() weird behavior It worked thanks! |
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May
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close() after system() weird behavior Yeah I wanna close the connection, I'm trying what you've said right now. |
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May
13 |
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close() after system() weird behavior I can't cause I have to send a message after, system is called in a different function that returns then close is being called after writeing a message to a socket, I also tried to call close twice and still the same problem.
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May
13 |
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asked | close() after system() weird behavior |
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May
1 |
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how to convert unsigned char* to integer fast, @MooingDuck that's exactly what I did in my solution, I used this trick. |
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May
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how to convert unsigned char* to integer fast, We don't use fun code, we write and use fast code. |
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May
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how to convert unsigned char* to integer fast, His version is even faster than this recursive version, the stack popping and pushing give an extra overhead, during programming contest it's always better to write a recursive in an iterative style. |
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May
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how to convert unsigned char* to integer fast, As far as I know all string to integer conversions in both C and C++ assumes that you want to convert the whole string.
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Apr
28 |
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awarded | Yearling |
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Apr
9 |
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awarded | Notable Question |
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Apr
6 |
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accepted | undefined reference to (g++ compilation with static library) |
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Apr
6 |
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undefined reference to (g++ compilation with static library) Can you please show me how, this is the first time I use templates, or at least refer to a tutorial please. |
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Apr
6 |
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asked | undefined reference to (g++ compilation with static library) |
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Apr
3 |
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The best design for a command-line tool It's a way in differentiating between the command and the arguments, and also the arguments themselves, if I used a parser adding a new command will require me replacing an old code. |
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Apr
3 |
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The best design for a command-line tool @KerrekSB the idea is I'm learning and this is an obstacle I'm facing, the design stage, I guess it's a real and important step. |
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Apr
3 |
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The best design for a command-line tool rebuilt, there will be a source control. |
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Apr
3 |
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The best design for a command-line tool I know what a parser is, it's not eligible here as commands could be easily modified and it's not a good way to modify the source-code. |
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Apr
3 |
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asked | The best design for a command-line tool |
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Mar
19 |
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awarded | Tumbleweed |
