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Hi, You could try a couple of things - In the debugger (gdb), you will be notified of a SIGSEGV when there is an illegal memory access, so you can know the...
Kiran Kumar
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visit http://forums.itrc.hp.com/cm/QuestionAnswer/1,,0xc2565c7609e9d61190050 090279cd0f9,00.html for an indepth analysis of core files. HTH ... tool. ... ...
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Hi , ... Regrading the analysing the core u can either say gdb <u'r program name> <core> In this case u'r program should be compiled with the option of -g. ...
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Hi all, ... Ok to analyse Core file using GDB u can do the following gdb <program_name> <core_file> U can also go for gdb -c core_file or gdb -core=core_file ...
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hello all, I am new to open source development . I have a problem ...I am using Redhat Linux-8.0,Qt-3.0.5,KDE-3.0.3,Kdevelop-2.1,POstgreSQL-7.2 . I have...
Team Linux
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... in order to compare two languages you have to be equally ignorant of both - you dont qualify! kg...
Kenneth Gonsalves
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hey geeks, where can i find the source codes of examples of book "developing linux applications in gtk+ and gdk" by "Eric Harlow" . earlier it was at...
sandsover <sandsover@...
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... did you try writing to the publisher or the author? Tarique -- =================================================================== PHP Applications for...
Dr Tarique Sani
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Does anyone know how to call an external program from a perl script, without passing it via shell. system(), exec() etc obviously open the shell. I tried...
Kalyan Varma
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... I dont know any Perl but wouldn't what you are asking go against the programming paradigm itself? In PHP to avoid this you can write an extension and...
Dr Tarique Sani
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Jan 2, 2003
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... From "man perlfunc" ... If there is more than one argument in LIST, or if LIST is an array with more than one value, calls execvp(3) with the arguments in...
David Koo
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... 'do' will run an external perl script without invoking the shell. kg...
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You can actually use some of the API's to call a perl function from C function. the following example which i have written will guide you in doing the same. ...
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We're using popen() to execute "cat /proc/modules", and redirecting the output to a file. We then read the file and search for our module name and obtain the...
Jeff Brower
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Jan 3, 2003
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... "fopen()"ing "/proc/modules" instead of "cat"ing it to some tmp file should do. You can work on /proc/modules directly just like any other file - so you...
David Koo
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... Yes there is ;). You can write extensions to perl also. "man perlxstut" and "man perlxs" on how to do this. -rgds, Giridhar -- Y Giridhar Appaji Nag...
Y Giridhar Appaji Nag
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David- ... Thanks David, yes it helps. Using this approach is there a chance the system may modify the file while we have it open? Maybe we can get the date...
Jeff Brower
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... There is no particular file ( As you understood ) for /proc. all of them are memory based files. What i mean by that is when a read on a file in /proc...
Aneesh Kumar K.V
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i have a 2 linux boxes that are connected to each other via a cross pair UTP. (it s a P2P connection with no hub/switch/router in between.) is there anyway to...
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`ip neigh`...
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ping -b <subnet> -Mani...
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Hi , If anyone has experience of writing/burning POST routines for ARM target , can you please mail back with the procedure to be followed. Need to know the...
Karthick Ramnarayanan
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Jan 6, 2003
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Aneesh- ... Right, normal usage of fread(). ... Calls to fstat() for virtual files appear to work normally. So even if we should happen to miss some...
Jeff Brower
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... <...snip...> ... I have never tried getting any time stamp variables in /proc files. But what i feel is those values doesn't have a meaning as far as /proc...
Aneesh Kumar K.V
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Jan 7, 2003
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u can also use "arp -v" which will help u to find out the ip add and mac address of the nearest machine. regards Vivek ... From: nerdboy To:...
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Hi, I am a new member in this list. Wish you a very happy new year!! My qn. My linux kernel is not able to resolve the kernel api' dev_change_flags(), i have...
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Hi Karthick, have gone throught the ARM spec from Intel's site.. and well the crontrol is transferred to memory location 0x0000 after reset.. for other details...
Sharath
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u can use getpeername: #include <sys/socket.h> int getpeername(int sockfd, struct sockaddr *addr, int *addrlen); see man pages for more detail Regards, Madhav...
Madhav Bhargava
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Aneesh- ... I looked at it and the date-time always reflects the current time, and the size is always zero bytes (because file is always open?) so that's not...
Jeff Brower
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Hello, I have small doubt regarding the working of sockets in case of server and client. I am using connection oriented stream. In "backlog" option of the...
Rupa
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