Hey, seems like this should be simple enough, but I must be missing something. I tried using pipe and on(\'data\') but neither seem to pass me data. The reason I want to do this is I want to be able t
I have this issue of accessing a file in one of the parent directories. To explain, consider the following dir structure:-
Why do many people say I/O completion port is a fast and nice model? What are the I/O completion port\'s advantages and disadvantages?
I\'ve started to learn Haskell and feeling overwhelmed with it. I\'m now trying to create a function that either returns a string from standard input or from the contents of a list of files.
I want to make a Server, that lets a Client connect through a socket connection. The thing I can\'t get done is that I can not find a metho开发者_StackOverflow中文版d for sending a byte.
I\'ll start by describing the files I am working with: ./groupA ./groupA/fileA.txt ./groupA/fileB.txt ./groupA/fileC.txt
I\'m using java and have many pictures to load from the hard drive. Generally, is it faster to use highly compressed pictures (that probably take long 开发者_JAVA技巧to decompress) or not compressed
I 开发者_运维知识库read that invoking flush method guarantees that the last of the data you thought you had already written actually gets out to the file.I didn\'t get the meaning of this statement ca
I really want to put more in the body to explain the question… but the title really covers it all. As far as I can suss, librt is more “official” (it’s a standard part of libc?), but I also rememb
Using multiple threads for speeding IO may work, but I need to process a huge file (or directory tree) sequentially by a single thread. However I could imagine two possible ways how to speed up readin
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