I have a list of file paths in a variable. I\'d like to copy each file in this list to a new location. The problem is that I\'m very new to makefiles and I\'m struggling to get anything working. My at
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could anyone tell me how to use the mutex in the posix threads. we are decalaring a mutex as pthread_mutex_t mutex1 = PTHREAD_MUTEX_INITIALIZER..
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I am trying to run a script on a Debian server that uses module Net::Pcap. The script works fine on all machines but this server, which happens to be the only one I NEED it to run on.
I\'m a Java developer by trade and my exposure to C++ / JNI has been limited until now. I\'ve managed to do pretty well so far but now that I\'m venturing into doing \"Clever\" things I\'m becoming m
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When trying to estimated the performance of a program, I always treated sort() function as a worst-performance-n^2 function. However, I came across a Wikipedia page:
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