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Hey,

weird story, dunno if this is actually possible, but here's what happened: My dad's PC (Windows) is completely full of trash, the hard drive is completely full. After the last Windows update...

The dd function you posted would actually copy three times a junk of 1024 bytes, ie. 3K bytes in total.
But I understand your question in such a way that you want to read 3 bytes in at once and do...

I'd go with C or C++. The reason is because they have all the pointer stuff going on, which is not available in Java. Once you figured out how this works and have some experience there, migrating to...

#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
int *a,size,heapsize;
void maxheap(int *a,int j)
{
int l,r,largest,temp;
l=2*j;
r=(2*j)+1;
for(j=0;j<size;++j)
{
...

Well, looks like I learned more than I intended to... didn't know that this was possible for binaries either... Anyways: If you take away the read flag, this way won't work anymore:
[chris@myhost...

Assume you have such a piece of (more or less pseudo-)code:


if(fork() == 0) {// childprocess
chmod(someProgram, 00777);
exec(someProgram);
} else { // assume it never fails and this...

Linked List Basics (http://cslibrary.stanford.edu/103/)

Did I post that link already? Oh snap, then you probably read it... You you didn't... wow, what a surprise...

They are not getting NULL as return value. That NULL is still the initial NULL from main. The reason is that you only pass a pointers to the function. These pointers will be copied to the function...

I can basically see 2 options here: You either continue how you are going to kind of ignore Corona and will maybe get a code that will work (that you probably won't understand truly), maybe a got...

Linked List Basics (http://cslibrary.stanford.edu/103/)

This should be a really detailed explanation of linked lists, code is written in C as well

To be honest, I did not understand your last sentence.

Anyways it does not make much difference whether you want a new entry to be the first one (after the head) or the last one. It is all just...

Also another application is the use of heaps - usually binary trees with a specific order: All elements to left are smaller than the node, the elements on the right are bigger.

This is good if you...

Ok thank you, you helped my quite a bit :)

I think the problem is, that you only work on the malloc'ed memory locally within the function.
You give add_client a pointer of type client. This is given by call by value, i.e. assigning the...

You would compile client.c on the client machine and server.c on the server (or at least run it there)

You need just one. Your socket_fd is usually not the socket with which the client and server communicate. It is rather just the point where the client connects to first and then waits for the server...

Well, "standard" programs are available (chmod, chroot etc. for security reasons not), and also I managed to prevent scripting languages like perl from execution (i.e. only signed code is executed) ...

I think the encryption/decryption can be cracked.
But what I just read (just a quick google) as a signature algorithm with a secure hash algorithm (e.g. SHA2) it is still safe

Of course you are right. But this is right now still a rather theoretical question I'm dealing with, where I like to split it up in different parts. One part (the one which I don't have an idea to...

Thanks for the answer, but you misunderstood me.
I assumed that all form of bringing executable code in the system is not possible (which is done via signature checking in the kernel), except the sh...

Hey,

I actually do have a question which seems rather easy for those you know more about this topic, since I am pretty new to bashscripting and don't know where it's limits are I have to ask you...

In filldeck, you assign the color by
wDeck[i].color = color[i % 2];

This means, that it will always alternate between black - red - black - red - etc... after every card! I am not sure which...

First of all, you make a common mistake (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C_file_input/output#EOF_pitfall): getchar() returns an int and not a char. This may cause errors in the != EOF condition
Ok, so...

What's all the code you posted at 2.? Is it yours? Or is it given as "library" functions? I'm asking b/c there are 2 vowel/checking functions.

It would also be great if you can tell us where your...