user space process vs kernel thread2534 (10/1/2010 6:57:30 PM) comp.unix.shell Hi,
Is there any way to figure out of a process is a user space process
or a kernel thread, using the /proc file system?
... Ethan
JDWP thread suspending user java threads4116 (6/30/2010 1:45:00 AM) comp.lang.java.programmer Hi,
I came to know that JDWP thread is used for debugging and that it is
used by the debugger to suspend other user java threads. In a previous
post, it seems like most modern JVMs leave thread management... Ethan
Makefile picked by make141 (5/10/2010 10:36:32 PM) comp.unix.programmer Hi, I'm working on a big project with a lot many number of Makefiles specified for respective modules. To generate the build, i just issue, make. I would like to see as to which Makefile is picked up by ... Ubuntu
Reg /proc/stat280 (3/4/2010 10:55:38 PM) comp.unix.programmer Hi Everyone, I recently used /proc/stat to figure out the CPU stats and the value in the 5th column happens to be the io wait time. This information is CPU specific, but i'm interested in process specific i... Ubuntu
global variables in dynamic libraries236 (8/11/2009 10:08:50 AM) comp.lang.c Hi Everyone, I have a dll whose methods work in a global variable. The global variable is declared in a particular source file and the function is declared in a header file used by the application (exe). Now... Rahul
string::append appening twice239 (6/7/2009 11:09:50 AM) comp.lang.c++ Hi Everyone, I have the following code, char temp[1024]; sprintf(temp,"_%d_%d",type,value); FileName.append(temp); //_1_2 however, i noticed that _1_2 is appended ... Rahul
Recursive option for ldd2113 (1/28/2009 7:35:12 AM) comp.unix.programmer Hi, I'm using ldd to list out the dynamic dependencies for my executable. However, it lists out only the first level dependency, is there any way to list out the all the levels of dependencies? I'm looking fo... Rahul
ip version speicifc ping146 (1/4/2009 4:54:31 AM) comp.unix.programmer Hi Everyone, I was using ping command in unix but couldn't specify the IP Protocol version to it. Is there any way to control the ping to use a particular IP protocol version? windows version has the follow... Rahul
Unix system call to find network information243 (1/3/2009 11:40:08 AM) comp.unix.programmer Hi Everyone, I'm looking for a system call or a library routine to fetch the network parameters (like, host name, domain name, IP address of the DNS server, protocol like DHCP if enabled or not) to which the ... Rahul
stack, pop, push and min in o(1)1650 (4/22/2008 9:05:37 AM) comp.unix.programmer Hi Everyone, I have a stack implementation having integers. The complexity of push and pop is o(1). And i need to provide another functionality of printing the minimum value in the stack. I don't have any res... sam_cit(402)
tree to single linked list conversion3112 (5/2/2008 3:55:57 PM) comp.unix.programmer Hi Everyone, I was working to convert a binary search tree into a singly linked list, so that i get a sorted singly linked list too, and this is the logic... root = single_r(root,NULL); // Caller invo... sam_cit(402)
std::stack compilation error247 (5/5/2008 3:19:16 PM) comp.lang.c++ Hi, I have the following program, void dfs(struct node * root) { if(root == NULL) return; std::stack s; s.push(root); while(!s.empty()) { struct node * temp = s.pop(); printf("%d ",temp->data); ... sam_cit(402)
compilation error with CC934 (5/7/2008 12:24:44 PM) comp.lang.c++ Hi Everyone, I have the following files, file.h typedef struct { int data; #if (MACRO == 1) int net_data; #endif } Object; file1.cpp #include "file.h" uses object.data and object.net_data (unde... sam_cit(402)
class for database handling errors828 (5/10/2008 9:58:34 AM) comp.lang.c++ Hi Everyone, I'm currently developing a class for a database, each object of the class will establish a connection to the database on a remote server and and all of this happens on the constructor. So ther... sam_cit(402)
query about printf1045 (5/28/2008 12:27:36 PM) comp.lang.c Hi Everyone, I had a query reg printf(). I heard that it can't be used in ISR's as it is non-re-enterant. I didn't get as to why printf is non-re-enterant and why non-re-enterant library can't be used in an ... sam_cit(402)
carriage return and fprintf955 (12/9/2008 9:58:11 AM) comp.lang.c Hi Everyone, I actually had a program which prints the output to stdout. while(1) { printf("\r sending %d",send_count); } Because, of the carriage return escape sequence, the actual output comes... sam_cit(402)
Reg /proc/stat280 (3/4/2010 10:55:38 PM) comp.unix.programmer Hi Everyone, I recently used /proc/stat to figure out the CPU stats and the value in the 5th column happens to be the io wait time. This information is CPU specific, but i'm interested in process specific i... sam_cit(402)