I’m trying to compile and run a C code while looping the input file through bash. Here is my code for the bash script I am using to automate it. So what I’m basically trying to do is compile filewithcode.c so that the executable is stored as compiler1, which takes outputnumber1 and readsfilename1.txt as input. The reason I want to
Create shared library with extension so
I have c++ shared library project in my eclipse. Project builds fine, but I always need to rename binary by adding .so extension. Is it possible somehow set Eclipse to create binary with needed extension? Answer Now that I see the command line, it is easy to answer the question. -o “libMYLIB” -o sets the name of the output file
XML to postscript using xsltproc
I’m trying to produce a postscript file for an XML document. I can produce a plain text or an html output using xsltproc. Is there a way to produce a postscript file from command line or programmatically using C? Answer One possibility to achieve this is converting the XML-file to XSL-FO and then use Apache-FOP to transform it to a
Does Linux have a page file? [closed]
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How to delete prefix, suffix in a string matching a pattern and split on a character using sed?
I have the following string, which is the output of a cassandra query in bash I want to split this string so as to remove the string in the beginning till the last + symbol and then remove the tail end, which is (XYZ rows). So, the string becomes A|1|a B|2|b C|3|c D|4|d. Now, I want to split this string
How can I display .xed files in Linux?
Using Microsoft Kinect SDK 1.x, it is possible to record RGB-D video with Kinect Studio, and save those recordings in .xed files. Is there a way to open and view those recordings in a Linux-based distribution, such as Ubuntu? Answer XED files are based on a proprietary format, and up to my knowledge there are no “players” for this format,
Change maximum number of Virtual interfaces in Kernel
I am running Ubuntu server 14.04.3. I have smcroute installed – Version 0.95, Build 130523. When I attempt to start the daemon I get the error message: ERRO: addVIF, out of VIF space;, this happens after it attempts to add the 33rd network interface of my machine. Looking in mroute.h in /usr/include/linux/ folder, I saw a MAXVIFS defined as 32,
Linux input driver not working properly
I have written a small linux input driver which reads the state of a gpio. The driver registers OK and also the interrupt gets fired, however the events are not always displayed. Driver runs on Beagleboneblack with Android and kernel version 3.8.13 To test it I do either: cat /dev/input/event2 Or run an user space app that I wrote. The
Not login to system due to changing permission [closed]
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In Debian, where in the filesystem would a daemon provide dynamic measurement results?
For a diploma thesis, I am developing a Linux daemon that runs on Debian and is also Debian-packaged for easy administration. It reads various measurement results via I²C. The results shall be shown on a website. In Debian, where in the filesystem would a daemon output such measurement data to be updated regularly and read from other applications or the