Short Question Is there an accepted way to run compilers / linkers for embedded software projects on a remote server and still be able to program and debug the software on local machine.
When I try to run python I get the error: python2.6: error while loading shared libraries: libpython2.6.so.1.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
I\'ve come across a slight problem for writing memory management with regard to the internal representation of types in a compiler for statically typed, complex languages. Consider a simple snippet in
I\'m currently trying to roll my own \"marshal\" code for python so i can store compiled python code on Google App Engine to serve scripts on a dynamic way. As you all can verify, \"marshal\" isn\'t s
I know that ASM is basically the fastest one can get, but is what makes HLLs slower than ASM the abstraction? What I mean by abstraction is that for instance in C++ you have a class, data needs to be
I\'m currently generating code intended for a C++ compiler. I\'m generating a class that will take a visitor object, call the accept method on it with several objects. However, I want the visitor to h
I have an app that works with and without the linker flag.However, without the linker flag, I get a very different 开发者_StackOverflow中文版behaviour when adding data to a view.
I was under impression Visual C++ 10 had built-in static_assert. However when I compile the following
I\'m working on a large performance-critical project that is very branch heavy. In the process of designing algorithms for this product, my employer often reminds me to write code that is more \"human
I\'m writing ARM NEON-based code for an Android application and I was struggling with certain compiler flags not being recognized. I later realized that support for those flags was only added quite re
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