C tips close to the metal
Pointers, memory, and C notes for code that has to be small and fast.
Compile and run programs online
Mariz Melo
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2 responses
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ruby, php, python, awk
Quick-Format your code in Visual Studio
Mark Hagan
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0 responses
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vb.net, code, design, format
Linux build script
Dalton
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3 responses
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python, shell, script, linux
Why assertions are so powerful
Alexander Gessler
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2 responses
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python, java, c, c#
C++ nullptr for C++ 2003
Gregory Pakosz
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1 response
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cpp, c, nullptr
List directory with up to 8 millions files
0asa
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0 responses
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ls, terminal, find, list
Apache Kafka C driver
Magnus Edenhill
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1 response
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c, apache, kafka, librd
Testing Legacy C++ - Do Yourself A Favour
Julian Churchill
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0 responses
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tdd, cpp, c
Array functions on mysql blob
Tommie Jones
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0 responses
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c, mysql, udf, rf
A Cleaner IP display
Jeremy Morgan
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0 responses
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.net, command line, utilities, dos
Quickly opening header files from OS X terminal.
David Wagner
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0 responses
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osx, workflow, header, c
code coverage in C for Mac
Mihir Pandya
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0 responses
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coverage, c
#!gcc - run c like a script language
Tarcísio Gruppi
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1 response
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shell, hack, tip, quick
Get to know ZMQ
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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ruby, php, python, unix
C++ Learn to use stream_iterators
LokiAstari
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2 responses
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algorithms, stl, c, iterators
C++ command line arguments
LokiAstari
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2 responses
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c, command-line-arguments
PentaFnord - Light Up Your Hackerspace
bigalex
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0 responses
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avr, eagle, c
Notepad bookmarklet
Yuri Artemev
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1 response
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ruby, coffeescript, python, scala
OS Development
Koka El Kiwi
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0 responses
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dev, os, asm, c
Library hijacking made easy with python
Lorenzo Masini
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0 responses
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python, library hijacking, c
Always read the documentation carefully
Jorge Palacios
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0 responses
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documentation, cpp, stl, c
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