I wanted to know is there any reason to minimize use of system call in code and what is the alternate of not开发者_StackOverflow社区 using system call ,one would say use API but api in turns use syste
I\'m looking into writing a userland threading library, since there seems to be no active work in this area, and I believe the C++0x promises and futuresmay give this model some power. Unfortunately,
This is a main file that I am using to test methods before I implement them.I am trying to get the list of all files in a directory, write them to a txt file (It works fine until here), then read the
I\'m currently working on hooking ntdll.dll calls via dll injection. At first, I create thread in existing process via CreateRemoteThread() then I load my dll via LoadLibrary and finally hook calls on
I need to profile the performance of an application for which I am using strace. However, I do not really know how to interpret the various system calls the strace emits. Examples of a few of them are
I understand that a user can own a process and each process has an address space (which contains valid memory locations, this process can reference). I know that a process can call a system call and p
Can anybody explain the开发者_Python百科 mechanism of clipboard of xwindow to me? For example, if I make a operation of open a file from gedit and copy the content of this file using ctrl+c. And then
I\'m learning slow system call and signals. For the normal system, the slow system call (read from terminal device) can block forever.
I had a nasty crash occuring in my application. GDB always backtraced it to __kernel_vsyscall(). I couldn\'t find anything suspicious in source code after debugging.
Well it may be obvious to some but not to me (and it is not mentioned in the documentation) : int main(int argc, char** argv) {
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