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www.systutorials.com
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| | | | | Statically Linking C and C++ Programs on Linux with gcc tagged C, C++, CentOS, cmake, Command, Command line, compatibility, compiler, DNS, Fedora, g++, gcc, glibc, GNU, How to, kernel, Library, linking, Linux, Linux Kernel, memory, mmap, musl-libc, POSIX, R, RHEL, systems, Tutorial, www, yum. | |
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kroah.com
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| | | | | One common Linux kernel driver issue that I see all the time is a driver author attempting to create a sysfs file in their code by doing something like: int my_driver_probe(...) { ... retval = device_create_file(my_device, &my_first_attribute); if (retval) goto error1; retval = device_create_file(my_device, &my_second_attribute); if (retval) goto error2; ... return 0; error2: device_remove_file(my_device, &my_first_attribute); error1: /* Clean up other things and return an error */ ... return -ENODEV; } ... | |
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stoppels.ch
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www.java-tv.com
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| | | This video reveals the long lost secret of how to write readable Java code. Self explaining method names, fluent interfaces, DSLs, helpful frameworks... We are always looking for ways to make our code more readable. But in our quest, we seem to have forgotten something. The most effective way to make any code more readable. | ||
