Invest $50= 0.003145btc and earn $95=0.005975btc in 24hours........if you have an empty block chain wallet which I will connect to our mining server, after connection you can fund with $50 you will earn $95 in 24hours. Inbox me or comment info. INBOX ME PRIVATELY, SERIOUS PEOPLE ONLY.

Tf outta here you thief

I think he also promoted this channel https://t.me/dev_community

Invest $50= 0.003145btc and earn $95=0.005975btc in 24hours........if you have an empty block chain wallet which I will connect to our mining server, after connection you can fund with $50 you will earn $95 in 24hours. Inbox me or comment info. INBOX ME PRIVATELY, SERIOUS PEOPLE ONLY.

Invest $50= 0.003145btc and earn $95=0.005975btc in 24hours........if you have an empty block chain wallet which I will connect to our mining server, after connection you can fund with $50 you will earn $95 in 24hours. Inbox me or comment info. INBOX ME PRIVATELY, SERIOUS PEOPLE ONLY.

void usage(char **argv) { std::cout « "Usage: " « argv[0] « " [OPTION]" « std::endl « "dispenser" « std::endl « std::endl « " -h This help text" « std::endl « " -d PATH Path to the settings databases" « std::endl « " -r READER Reader (libnfc, pn512, or dummy)" « std::endl « " -u URL Base URL for the SC API endpoint" « std::endl « " -l OUTPUT Output drive to use (i2clcd, gpiolcd, or stdout)" « std::endl « " -i i2caddr I2C address to use for i2clcd driver" « std::endl // « " -a actuator Actuator driver (spi, gpio, or dummy)" « std::endl « " -L Use Leds" « std::endl « " -f delay Force sync wait period" « std::endl « " -o logdir Log directory" « std::endl « " -v loglevel info, warn, debug" « std::endl « " -V Show version" « std::endl // « " -x Do not start the update thread" « std::endl // « " -z Do not start the dispenser thread" « std::endl; exit(1); }

yo, any demo on spectre and meltdown with source code?

This is a proof of concept setup: https://github.com/gkaindl/meltdown-poc

thanks, already found one without asm insertions

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i want to run as administrator in cmd command using c++ for example i want to run diskpart commands. diskpart commands need to admin cmd. how to implement diskpart cmd code in c++

pls answer me?

system(); function i already hava tried it. but it didn't work

boa tarde

Please use English in this group

sorry, i speak portugues(Brazil)

Hi, In my project a database directory is created as follows : mkdir_recurse(_path.c_str()); the mkdir_recurse method is as follows: ===================================== void mkdir_recurse(const char *dir) { char tmp[PATH_MAX]; char *p = NULL; size_t len; snprintf(tmp, sizeof(tmp), "%s", dir); len = strlen(tmp); if (tmp[len - 1] == '/') tmp[len - 1] = 0; for (p = tmp + 1; *p; p++) if (*p == '/') { *p = 0; mkdir_one(tmp); *p = '/'; } mkdir_one(tmp); } The mkdir_one method is as follows: ================================ void mkdir_one(const char *dir) { auto log = spdlog::get("log"); if (mkdir(dir, S_IRWXU | S_IRWXG | S_IROTH | S_IXOTH)) { if (errno != EEXIST) { log->error() « "Failed to create database directory:" « strerror(errno); exit(1); } } } The directory is getting created with some files inside it but the below line of code: _environment.open(_path.c_str(),env_flags,0); gives error "Failed to open environment " I am getting the issue only when working with visual studio code In ubuntu terminal verything is working fine. can anyone help me to solve the issue.

Hi, In my project a database directory is created as follows : mkdir_recurse(_path.c_str()); the mkdir_recurse method is as follows: ===================================== void mkdir_recurse(const char *dir) { char tmp[PATH_MAX]; char *p = NULL; size_t len; snprintf(tmp, sizeof(tmp), "%s", dir); len = strlen(tmp); if (tmp[len - 1] == '/') tmp[len - 1] = 0; for (p = tmp + 1; *p; p++) if (*p == '/') { *p = 0; mkdir_one(tmp); *p = '/'; } mkdir_one(tmp); } The mkdir_one method is as follows: ================================ void mkdir_one(const char *dir) { auto log = spdlog::get("log"); if (mkdir(dir, S_IRWXU | S_IRWXG | S_IROTH | S_IXOTH)) { if (errno != EEXIST) { log->error() « "Failed to create database directory:" « strerror(errno); exit(1); } } } The directory is getting created with some files inside it but the below line of code: _environment.open(_path.c_str(),env_flags,0); gives error "Failed to open environment " I am getting the issue only when working with visual studio code In ubuntu terminal verything is working fine. can anyone help me to solve the issue.

Hello, I started learning C about a month ago and this is my first project: https://github.com/harry-/gravity It would be great if any of you could have a look at it and let me know of any major atrocities in style and structure.

Will check it later

thanks!

The code seems all fine, but I would recommend replacing all the #define clauses in gravity.h with const int

thanks. why though?

Imagine you have a variable named objectThingy now if you have a #define object 5 you will end up with 5Thingy because the C/C++ preprocessors are not very smart. What I'm saying is that while what you're doing now works, it might come back and bite you in the ass in the future

probably best to avoid preprocessor directives in general then, right?

https://gist.github.com/anonymous/6618475c73818965f6fdfc2cd368f288

thought about doing that, but there isn't aclocal.m4, only in build directories, so it's kinda useless if I modify something there. :/

Imagine you have a variable named objectThingy now if you have a #define object 5 you will end up with 5Thingy because the C/C++ preprocessors are not very smart. What I'm saying is that while what you're doing now works, it might come back and bite you in the ass in the future

that is not how the preprocessor works, it isnt very "smart" but it is "smart enough" to replace complete variable names only

I guess I was wrong then, nothing wrong with having constants defined with const int tho :P

Just try doing it then, build systems usually keep all their stuff in their own directories, so it might just work

hm, I think it would be just easier if I got automake-1.14, but how can I downgrade if there's no 1.14 in apt-get?

https://gist.github.com/anonymous/da11dadd9f85fb6c8774df7b19b468ac fails at make :/