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Barath Bushan

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Debugging child process after fork (follow-fork-mode child configured)
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Can multithreading be implemented on a single processor system?
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Has a state ever "attacked" another one by printing fake money?
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How to call a function after every 15 seconds using QT
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semaphore implementation
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21
C++ - include unistd.h: why not cunistd?
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How to Compare two Qstrings?
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How to stop and detect the fork bomb
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15
Why did the Germans fall behind the Americans in the development of the atomic bomb after an initial lead?
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13
What was Hitler's attitude towards the Aryans of India?
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12
why use malloc with structure?
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11
Plans to depose, disgrace, or assassinate Hitler
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What was normal attire for Hindu kings in the 15th century?
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7
Float output is incorrect
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"Guess the Number" game in C
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6
Turning an integer to its binary representation using C?
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naming pointers as 'pointerToXYZ'
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6
Please help explain this C/linux code using fork()
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Is u_int64_t available on 32-bit machine?
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How /proc/interrupts gets updated?
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How do I solve given typedef in C
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What is the conventional way to have C headers with struct function pointers?
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5
Was India's independence inevitable after Cripps Mission?
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What occurrs in a 'for loop' at the hardware level? Is memory automatically assigned? (C++)
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