By Unknown Selasa, 09 September 2008 binary bugs school searching sorting tree Binary Trees - Does it matter? Ever programmed a Binary Tree before? If you took computer science classes past an introductory level, you probably studied the theory befor...
By Unknown Selasa, 29 Januari 2008 Firefox KDE Mozilla Windows Mozilla is the new Microsoft So who here loves Mozilla and their browsers such as Firefox? I do too, but am I the only one finding Mozilla turning more into Microsoft ev...
By Unknown Senin, 28 Januari 2008 API binary closed source KDE Library open source Portability Qt Trolltech Windows Say goodbye to the former Qt and hello to MiniQt? So everyone knows that Nokia is looking to buy Trolltech, the company behind Qt right? If not, read the press release . Trolltech also has u...
By Unknown Rabu, 23 Januari 2008 directory Dolphin File Dialog GUI KDE Windows KDE 4 Review - Insane Style So KDE 4 is out, along with major architectural changes, a new face, and new software, as well as tweaks to what KDE 3 had. Now if you wante...
By Unknown Minggu, 11 November 2007 API buffer overflow directory file descriptor fstatat getcwd gnu Library openat opendir PATH_MAX Portability readdir realpath save_cwd stat Directory safety when working with paths As we discussed in our previous two articles, we run into issues of thread safety when we try changing the path during a running program. ...
By Unknown Jumat, 09 November 2007 API BSD buffer overflow directory file descriptor Function Pointers getcwd Library open source Optimization PATH_MAX Portability realpath save_cwd secure standards compliance Implementing realpath() in C++ Before reading this post, please read the background in the previous post PATH_MAX simply isn't , as it covers important background, and...
By Unknown Sabtu, 03 November 2007 API BSD buffer overflow bugs directory getcwd Library Mac OS X opendir PATH_MAX Portability readdir realpath save_cwd standards compliance stat Windows PATH_MAX simply isn't Many C/C++ programmers at some point may run into a limit known as PATH_MAX. Basically, if you have to keep track of paths to files/director...