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pyPEG parser-interpreter released #2013 (1/27/2009 8:15:04 PM) comp.lang.python Hi, pyPEG is a general parser for context free languages as a small Python module. It is PEG (Parsing Expression Grammar) based. It can be very easily used in your Python program. Everybody who understands r... Volker
pyPEG parser-interpreter released014 (1/27/2009 8:10:32 PM) comp.lang.python Hi, pyPEG is a general parser for context free languages as a small Python module. It is PEG (Parsing Expression Grammar) based. It can be very easily used in your Python program. Everybody who understands r... Volker
FYI: YML 2.0 released012 (1/27/2009 8:06:15 PM) comp.text.xml YML is an XML generating scripting language. It provides a simple C- or Java-like syntax to generate XML files. It supplies a simple language to generate XSL templates, too: YSLT. YML 2.0 is under the GNU Gene... Volker
THIMC: YML 1.0 released035 (5/17/2008 9:47:35 PM) comp.text.xml Hi, because I think, that XSLT is convenient, but it's somewhat unexpedient to program XSLT directly, I thought about a more plain solution: YML - translating a Python- or C-like language into YML. With YML ... Volker
Microsoft TechNet Magazine Article about Outbound Filtering513 (6/14/2006 10:07:53 PM) comp.security.firewalls | Myth: Host-Based Firewalls Must Filter Outbound Traffic to be Safe. | | Speaking of host firewalls, why is there so much noise about outbound | filtering? Think for a moment about how ordinary users would i... Volker
Good Bye, Zone Alarm Pro!013 (1/21/2006 11:51:31 PM) comp.security.firewalls Hi, while Zone Labs' people are discussing their success in filtering Windows messages (and making their product more and more unusable because of flooding with popups), I wrote the next one: http://www.dinge... Volker
How to prevent malware from running on your PC8316 (9/16/2005 2:40:23 PM) comp.security.firewalls Hi, because I was mentioning this as a good topic some times already, I want to start the discussion ;-) I think, to prevent malware running on your PC, you should close the attack vectors, with which malware... Volker
popen, fgets, and sigsgv24109 (2/24/2012 3:25:09 PM) comp.unix.programmer I use popen to catch the output from nslookup. After the program has successfully opened the pipe with popen, it reads with fgets line by line. Here are the important lines: fp = popen (command, "r"); if (fp... burkhard.schultheis(29)
libresolv: Different nameserver4116 (3/8/2012 8:24:33 AM) comp.unix.programmer Now my program which queries name servers for mail exchange servers runs without crashes using libresolv. But there is still one problem: It uses the name server defined in resolv.conf despite of the fact tha... burkhard.schultheis(29)
socket option from command line1259 (3/16/2012 6:24:05 AM) comp.unix.programmer i am using netbsd, is there a way to check the socket options of the tcp sockets currently opened in the system through a cmd-line, perhaps like netstat, or does it already do that ? please shed some light on t... sinbad.sinbad(155)
function question2844 (5/3/2012 5:57:41 PM) comp.unix.programmer I have this tested code and I am wondering if it is doing what it is supposed to be doing. Have I made any errors? errno returns 0 and the response to the shell is 0. Has the char *data parameter of this ... nospam116(1187)
read system call hangs275 (5/21/2012 10:10:47 PM) comp.unix.programmer Hi,=20 I am using "read" system call in my C++ project (Redhat Linux) to read data= from sockets. I have also set read timeout (SO_RCVTIMEO) to 5 seconds usin= g "setsockopt", but when I run my application un... chovatia.jaydeep(17)
"There is no one to fix the other guy's bug"1342 (8/7/2012 8:24:10 PM) comp.unix.programmer I've just fixed an error in a Linux kernel for Android which affected
a customer based on the kernel crashdump output by comparing the
assembly code in the raw kernel binary I extracted out of the
correspond... rweikusat(2679)
process cpu usage257 (8/10/2012 2:13:45 PM) comp.unix.programmer if a process is consuming 100% cpu does it mean the
other processes will not get share of cpu at all, if no
how does the os calculates if process has used up it's
share of cpu.
tia
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