Goal:Create a long running process from a python script. I started with a simple unix/linux daemon in Python.But, then I also created an init script that just sents the python script (with a while lo
So here is my scenario -- In the header file of a class I do: @interface MyClass : NSObject { NSString *string1;
let\'s say I have an instance variable MyObject* test; @property(nonatomic, retain) MyObject* test; .m @synthesize test;
I\'m confused about init and swapper tasks in the Linux kernel. My understanding is that the swapper task is like an idle task - it runs when no other processes are runnable. The init task stays aslee
I see the property and synthesize being used without \"declaring the variable\" first.. and I\'m a bit confused about what properties to use. I want to alloc and init my viewController in AppDelegate
I\'m in the process of finishing up a Python package I\'ve been writing. However, before I release it I\'d like to get some feedback on the overall structure of the package as well as the __init__.py
So I\'m calling this in a method: -(id)initWithContentURL:(NSString *)url { if (self = [super init]) { NSLog(@\"xSheetMusicViewController - %@\",url);
I can\'t find a definitive answer if an init function is called automatically when the file is loaded. Is this a built-in part of JS/Jquery, or am I missing where it\'s getting called from in some loc
In the man page it appears that even if you initialise a semaphore to a value of one: sem_init(&mySem, 0, 1);
I am trying to create an init script in bash (U开发者_Go百科buntu) that starts a service under a specific user.
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