I want to use cat filepath > /dev/null as a cheap memory caching mechanism. What I am wondering about is: if I call it a second time, and the file
according to a hint from another thread I want to analyze pointers, if their dereferencing would cause an segmentation faults or not. The idea is to write code like this:
Recently I\'ve heard a bit about the implementation (or rather, use of) /dev/null in Mongrel2, as well as other projects. However, I\'ve never seen it explained what this actually means.
I am running a huge task [autom开发者_JAVA百科ated translation scripted with perl + database etc.] to run for about 2 weeks non-stop. While thinking how to speed it up I saw that the translator output
I have a javascript function which redirects user to a diff page. It goes like this... redirect : function(url)
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