I have an application running under apache that I want to keep \"in the moment\" statistics on.I want to have the application tell me things like:
i have written the following code to copy a string \"hello world\" to another char array using fork and pipes instead of using standard library functions or standard i/o streams. The program is compil
Here\'s my simple ideal case scenario for when I\'d like delayed job to run: When the first application server (whether through mongrel or passenger) starts, it\'ll start my delayed job workers.
I would like to run a PHP script from another PHP script so that the parent comes back with a success when it initiate开发者_JS百科s the child script.
this is my function: void connection(int sock)// sock is a descriptor of socket { char buffer[MAX]; int n;// number of bytes read or write into a socket
I am writing a Perl script that will write some inputs and send those inputs to an external program. There is a small but non-zero chance that this program will hang, and I want to time it out:
I\'m writing a cgi-bin program for my Sheevaplug (running the default Ubuntu install) that displays a shell in a browser page. It is a single C program that is placed in the cgi-bin folder and viewed
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Hope I can find some help here cause I\'m starting to give up. Heads up as this is an homework assignment, hence why it might be stupid.
I\'m working on a basic shell in C. In my implementation of pipes, I count the commands on the line and iteratively fork() a new process.
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