C tips close to the metal
Don't be a jerk, organize your code.
Nicholas Jordon
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9 responses
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jquery, ruby, php, python
functional immutable map in C++11
Leon Szpilewski
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0 responses
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cplusplus, cpp, map, functional
DuinOS an RTOS for Arduino based on FreeRTOS
Carlos Delfino
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0 responses
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arduino, c, arduino-minas, duinos
Community Arduino Mines, participate and collaborate with their knowledge.
Carlos Delfino
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0 responses
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c, arduino, arduino-minas
What is the difference between g++ and gcc?
Ketan Parmar
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0 responses
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gcc, g, c, difference
Lessons from building open source projects
Anthony Hall
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0 responses
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open source, c, building
Working with functions in C with little bit OOP
Dustin
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0 responses
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events, c, oop
bcp - neat file copying on a LAN.
Wesley Hill
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0 responses
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linux, unix, c, bcp
C - Calculate TCP Socket data length
Guillaume Hain
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0 responses
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c, socket
What I learned from my first freelance project
Simon
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0 responses
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comments, freelance, c, time-tracking
Tai's formula
นักศึกษากึ่งสำเร็จรูป
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0 responses
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c, math
C++ B-Tree template library by Google
Marius Cotofana
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0 responses
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c, b-tree
Removing nodes using pointers
Marius Cotofana
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0 responses
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c, data structures, linked lists
Notepad bookmarklet
Yuri Artemev
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1 response
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ruby, coffeescript, python, scala
Framework to develop browser plugins
Marco Trulla
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0 responses
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browser, framework, plugins, c
Find a symbol in multiple C++/C libraries (archives or shared libraries)
Hélder Vasconcelos
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0 responses
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c, shell, linux, bash
Associative/sparse arrays in pure C? Give it a trie!
Stanislaw Pusep
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0 responses
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lightweight, c, datastructure
self-compiling source code
Max Golubev
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2 responses
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shell, trick, c, bash
Don't blame CudaMalloc
Seçkin Savaşçı
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0 responses
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c, cuda
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