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Tag: c++

Where is mono’s log file?

I’m having an issue with a program crashing on mono, I have an idea why but I can not confirm it as I can not find the log location for mono on ubuntu. I’m developing on windows however I’m deploying to a ubuntu server. So my question is, where is the standard log location for mono on ubuntu? Answer I

[Linux | Cscore]avutil-55 DllNotFoundException

I am trying to run my application which uses cscore (https://github.com/filoe/cscore) and its sub namespace “CSCore.Ffmpeg” I’ve already tried what the author explained in “https://github.com/filoe/cscore/blob/master/CSCore.Ffmpeg/Readme.md” (‘LD_LIBRARY_PATH=./ mono MyApp.exe’) without success. My question would be how to get it working on Debian 9 using mono. Additionally i would be grateful if anyone could tell me where i could get the required

C fork and pipe multiple process

I’m trying to implement this command cat /etc/passwd | grep 1000 | cut -d: -f1 in C using system calls fork and pipe. When I use only two commands cmd1 | cmd2 so 1 fork it works fine but when I’m using more than 2 process the problem occurs Here is my code, I think the problem is in the

Get filesystem creation date in C

I need to know the creation datetime of the filesystem on a disk (in a Linux machine) with C. I would like to avoid using shell commands, such as and make a parser. Thanks Answer From a program coded in C (or in any language capable of calling C routines) you would use the stat(2) system call (or, with recent

Segmentation fault in my Assembly implementation

I am new to assembly language programing, and here I am trying to call C standard library function puts from my assembly code, but I am continuously getting segmentaion fault. Please help; Operating system : LINUX 16.04 Assembler : nasm Machine : intel x86 – 64bit Answer to explain Comments More, start with x86 calling convention and your code. x86

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