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Those... aren't really similar things. The array's address (the name) is only known at compile time, or debug info, but in the compiled code the 'name' is effaced and you're simply dealing with...

It wouldn't be possible to assess that without seeing more of the makefile please.

$(shell ...) should ordinarily just work. Also, you are sure the script is chmod +x right?

Yes, I knew most of that. After all, I have Java experience (just kidding).

Well I knew most of that (except the history) -- I didn't know that once it was different.

It's difficult to assess...

In general doing this manually would be folly but I know at least that there are efforts at blocking all "bad" bots (bots with recognisable user agents)

One example is: Apache Ultimate Bad Bot...

Sound interesting enough. Thanks for the pointer. I will make sure this pointer will not leave me when I leave this function.

There are also programs like patchelf that can set the "rpath" after linking.

I am scared of Don Cragun, because he knows everything ;-).



Yes, interesting. So because that array stores actual memory on the stack, you cannot change what it points to, hmmmm. I thought...

What bala is saying,

because not only change(), but also college, are static, they are class methods/variables rather than instance (object) methods/variables.

That means "college" will be...