I\'m writing software that has to work on different platforms. It uses floating point numbers. On all platfo开发者_如何学Gorms, the floating point numbers have to be the same size in memory.
I have a system call in Perl that looks like this: system(\'/path/to/utility >> /redirect/to/log file\');
I\'m working on a project to convert an ancient Solaris (sparc) targeted application to Linux.The language is C/C++, and most of the code was written by electronics engineers -- that is, people who do
I want to stream some data from my program for other subscribers (other programs). These programs can use these data as streaming event.
Im looking for a way to hide the console (in windows) in my program, and ive found this code: #if defined (__WIN32__)
I have seen a lot of C/C++ Libraries and Gui Toolkits. Among them there are some like GTK+, Qt , Swing etc. which claim to be platform-independent. While some , like WxWidgets, SWT etc. which claim to
I have tested a bit of assembler on Linux using the AT&T syntax.开发者_运维知识库 One thing that struck me was that the book I was reading was written from a 32-bit standpoint. Thus, all sizes wou
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This question arose as the result of a discussion on the reply to a question about platform-independence of PhysicsFS library. The question is whether particular code could be considered cross-platfor
I\'m thi开发者_如何学Pythonnking about using PhysicsFS in my game engine project, but I\'d like to first make sure it\'s entirely platform-independent. That\'s because I\'d like to port my engine to s
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