kburke...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi, I'd like to SSH to a remote host and run an arbitrary command. I found
> this pretty difficult to do with existing Go libraries.
>
> The first problem I had was around escaping; commands run locally are
> appropriately escaped but I found it difficult to get the
I don't use the site, nor understand how any immediate conflicts of interest
can manifest based on the CEO's actions that justify removing the subreddit or
locking it down.
Why not add a community to the official golang.org site and let the subreddit
die of natural causes? It would be a favorab
You can get the CFG (control flow graph) for a function by setting the
environment variable GOSSAFUNC to the function in question when building.
It will generate a file named ssa.html in the current directory which you
can load into a browser. It doesn't draw the CFG explicitly but the nodes
(b
Conventionally context is passed as the first argument to function and
method calls. I'm not sure what you mean by "inner facet" there.
On 25 Nov 2016 16:58, "Diego Bernardes" wrote:
> Got one question about the design of some packages using the new 'context'
> in golang. Let's assume we have a
On Sat, Nov 26, 2016 at 8:32 PM Olivier El Mekki
wrote:
> Am i correct to assume from previous messages that if I use MAX_PROCS=1
and don't use channels, my functions will run from start to end in the
order they've been piled up using the `go` keyword?
No, sorry, the language specification does
Just for clarification, the function fn() must return an interface for this to
work.
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Am i correct to assume from previous messages that if I use MAX_PROCS=1 and
don't use channels, my functions will run from start to end in the order
they've been piled up using the `go` keyword?
This could yield interesting properties, because this means that even using
channels, maybe we could
It works for me (over ssh) when I run this string as the command: `echo
'zdUZUKv{<&MsZG'`
Use backticks for the string literal, then enclose your argument string in
single-quotes.
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Hi, I'd like to SSH to a remote host and run an arbitrary command. I found
this pretty difficult to do with existing Go libraries.
The first problem I had was around escaping; commands run locally are
appropriately escaped but I found it difficult to get the right escaping
for commands run remo
I had the same reaction. More of a riddle than a question.
If CFG means Context Free Grammar, then how could it be something of a
program rather than of the language?
if CFG means Configuration File, then the programming language would have
nothing to do with the quest for the file, which would b
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