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Can I work with Sql Server, Office and C# using Linux?

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Sadly, SQL Server is a Microsoft product, and I don’t think they are stupid enough to support a platform that competes with Windows … Read more

Tags .net, c, linux, mono, sqlserver

Fedora 27 /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lstdc++

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Fedora 27 /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lstdc++

Tags c, fedora, ld, libraries, make

Passing generated empty strings as command line arguments

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You could generate the whole command line programmatically, and either copy-paste it, or run it through eval, e.g.: $ perl -e ‘printf “./args.sh … Read more

Tags arguments, bash, c

Are there “esoteric” (weird) but standards-compliant C compilers or runtimes?

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So, is there a unix variant or unix inspired platform, (or a compiler if it is mostly up to the compiler?) which is … Read more

Tags c, null, posix, segmentation-fault, standard

How do I install package libc6-dev-i386 on fedora?

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The equivalent will be glibc-devel. If you are on a 64-bit x86_64 system and need to compile 32-bit C programs then you want … Read more

Tags c, fedora

Why doesn’t mkfifo with a mode of 1755 grant read permissions and sticky bit to the user?

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Why doesn’t mkfifo with a mode of 1755 grant read permissions and sticky bit to the user?

Tags c, mkfifo, permissions

Why would one want to compile multiple .cpp files to the same executable?

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Why would one want to compile multiple .cpp files to the same executable?

Tags c, compiling

Behaviour of the backspace on terminal

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The codes (\b, \n etc) move the cursor, not the text. I think you will find that the behaviour stems from the ‘good … Read more

Tags c, stdio, terminal, tty

Can read() return value exceed the count value?

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Note that in case of error read() will return -1 and if you treat that as unsigned it will almost certainly be larger … Read more

Tags c, linux, read

How does getpid work?

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When a system call is executed, there is a privilege switch, i.e. the executed code is allowed to execute more instructions and access … Read more

Tags c, process, system-calls
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