Author: Rp
Date: December 15, 2013
Tags:
backtrace,
c,
debug,
free,
malloc,
memory corruption,
memory leak,
memory overflow,
memory underflow,
memroy padding,
track memory,
wrapperWell, we all face this problem at some time in our programming lives. Did our code mess up the memory? Did I screw up any of the pointer addresses? Did my code overflow or underflow memory? Does my code leak memory? Well, is there a direct solution to this one? Perhaps, yes. Perhaps, not! It […]
Author: Rp
Date: December 12, 2013
Oh, this kinda irritated me. I wanted to know this information for my project and I kept forgetting the actual value at the time of need. So wanted to get this clear in my head right now. This is straight forward and simple; we just need to check the network connection details. So, how do […]
Author: Rp
Date: December 5, 2013
Categories:
Howto,
UbuntuHow many of you are bored of typing your password every time you run a sudo command on your personal computer?! This is a bloody waste of time! I mean, I appreciate the sudoer jazz and the importance of security but then this is my freaking single-owner-only laptop! Why do I need to type password […]
Author: Rp
Date: December 5, 2013
In my previous post titled SSH: Password-less access (Linux) I detailed on how to do any secure.* (i.e., SSH, SCP, etc..) access between two Linux boxes. In other words, if your local box is Linux as well then the previous post would be a way to go for password less access. But what if your local box […]
Author: Rp
Date: December 3, 2013
I am sure like me most of you run a development desktop (linux or windows) & run a separate test server (mostly linux). By Linux, I mean *NIX flavor. One of the most irritating aspect of this configuration is the frequent copying of code/binaries to & fro. This is very irritating. There are many solutions […]