In MySQL it is possible to include MySQL-specific SQL-statements within generic/standard SQL by using a specific comment syntax such as follows:
Say I am creating an application bundle with some scripts, maybe a daemon, or even a helper binary...When compiling such a binary.. is it feasible to ./configure/make it with only relative paths?For e
I have not done any serious C in a long, long time and would appreciate a quick explanation.The following code compiles and runs fine on HP/UX.It compiles without any warning on GCC 4.3.2 in Ubuntu (e
This is a nitpicky-details question with three parts.The context is that I wish to persuade some folks that it is safe to use <stddef.h>\'s definition of offsetof unconditionally rather than (un
I want to write doubles to a file but the string cast reduces the precision. Edit : I don\'t really cast but put the doubles in an ostringstream.
I am involved in a python application that will be running on Mac and Windows, packed into executables with py2app and py2exe. It is important that all apps generate the same random numbers at all tim
Given the following code: const int size = 20; char buffer[size]; // From the Linux man page for snprintf():
I have a program that works when compiled in Windows with both Visual Studio and CodeBlocks, but when I compile it in Kubuntu using QT Creator, the fscanf functions don\'t work the same way.
In my previous question I\'ve asked, I touched the parallel_for subject from ppl.h provided by Microsoft.
There are lots of good reasons to use #! /usr/bin/env. Bottom line: It makes your code more portable. Well, sorta. Check this out....