I am making a Flask web app in PyCharm on Linux virtual machine. I recently noticed a strange file named ”$’a0406′ directly in the project’s directory. Any clues what it might be and if it’s safe to remove? Here’s the output of pip freeze in case you need it: Edit: I moved …
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How can I stop the while?
I have A TCP Server-Client where I enter a number with the number of times that I want to send the word to the server. So I send correctly because I print the information on a loop(in client) but in the server shows infinitely because I put while(1) but if I don’t use just print it one time. I don’…
How to insert char in mathed lines in a file
For example, I have a file with the content: I want to add “_1” in all the lines with “a : “, and get the result as: Are there any ways by bash commands Answer Your spacing is unclear, whether you have “a : …” or “a: …”. You also have what appears si…
Segmentation fault error as the reader tries to read from the shared memory
I am trying to understand the System V shared memory APIs. I created a small program where one writes into the shared memory and another reads from the shared memory. But for some reason, I am getting an error : as I try to read from the shared memory. I could not find the reason for it. Here is what
Shell script: Using own IP adresss as variable
I have to write a shell script which initializes docker swarm. I need to pass the own IP address as argument: How can I do this dynamically? I know the ifconfig command, which allows me to see the IP, but I can not pass the whole thing as variable. It should look like this Answer The following command will re…
What is “(void*)-1” in the context of sbrk’s return value?
The Linux Man Page for sbrk() states that upon failure, it returns (void*) -1. What is (void*) -1 and does it have any significance or is it simply a number that could never actually be a void* which is cast to a void* just to meet the function signature of returning a void*? I ask this because I’ve nev…
How to get supported display refresh rates on Linux?
drmModeModeInfo structure from DRM contains uint32_t vrefresh; field, and the values are actually good there i.e. I’m getting 24-75Hz for different video modes. But refresh rates aren’t integers, they’re rational numbers, right now for my display the value is 59997/1000. Is it possible to get the precise numb…
Assimp aiString empty when compiling for Linux
I’m working on a simple OpenGL project and I’m new to C++. I’ve been slowly adding features to a very simple primitive 3D “engine” and I’ve worked to make sure it compiles cross-platform. I have a make file that I run for OSX and Linux (Ubuntu) and for Windows I have a Visu…
Why does the Linux Kernel copy implementation use the AC flag?
The implementation of copy_user_enhanced_fast_string in the Linux Kernel copy routine uses stac/clac in the epilog and prolog. perf annotate shows the following code: AC is “Alignment check (or access control) flag”. What is the reason stac/clac are used in the routine? What would be the consequen…
Is it possible to get kernel version from ELF image file without disassemble or using grep or strings?
I have a vmlinuz ELF image file. I need to get the kernel version from the image file without disassembling it. Is it possible to get kerenel version from offsets of that compressed image file? The file is ELF 64-bit MSB executable, statically linked, not stripped. Answer As previously mentioned, the version …