C tips close to the metal
Save yourself 2 - 3 Seconds while coding using this tip
Morrison Laju
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0 responses
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code, time, general, comment
Object-like C structs
Ulrik Flænø Damm
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5 responses
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c, oop
Testing almost any code in browser
Joel Kirchartz
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4 responses
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jquery, ruby, python, clojure
Multiplatform SIP library
Kamil Michalak
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0 responses
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c, opensource
FFmpeg for iOS
David Rodrigues
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0 responses
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objective-c, c, ios, ffmpeg
Apache Kafka C driver
Magnus Edenhill
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1 response
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c, apache, kafka, librd
a simplified logging system using macros
David Rodrigues
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1 response
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logging, c, objective-c
How to determine if an IP address is reachable ?
Vincent Saluzzo
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0 responses
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xcode, ios, c, objective-c
Good Habits: Compare the Constant First
Darryl Wright
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1 response
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eyesno, code style, c
Simple Data Binding for WinForms
Michael Minton
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0 responses
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.net, open source, c
Put arabic and persian words in sql server 2008 dynamicaly
ali mousavi
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0 responses
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vb.net, string, persian, arabic
List directory with up to 8 millions files
0asa
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0 responses
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ls, terminal, find, list
Debugging GTK+ critical warnings.
Miguel Miranda de Mattos
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0 responses
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gcc, gdb, gtk, c
Maybe it's because I'm so volatile
Chris Heller
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0 responses
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c, volatile
Library hijacking made easy with python
Lorenzo Masini
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0 responses
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python, library hijacking, c
OCR on iPhone using Tesseract and OpenCV
Paolo Tagliani
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0 responses
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opencv, computer vision, ios, c
Quick NSArray creation (objective-c)
Max Kramer
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1 response
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nsarray, va_arg, c, objective-c
code coverage in C for Mac
Mihir Pandya
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0 responses
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coverage, c
Array functions on mysql blob
Tommie Jones
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0 responses
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c, mysql, udf, rf
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