I want to increment value of variables "build_number" and "build_id" by 1.
How can I achieve it with sed?
Kindly help.
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I need following variants of UNIX and Linux:
1> FreeBSD 6.2 and OpenBSD 4.1
2> Fedora core 7
3> Debian Linux 4.0
How can I get them?
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y known as, one can find them in unistd.h). I
particularly wanted to see the way these file descriptors were handled by
echo.c
Anyway...
Aditya thank you so much for pointing my searches to BSDs. I had almost
forgotten, the same could very well be found in the BSD
locations.
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Where can I find source code of "echo" command?
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I'm looking for sample programs using libesmtp APIs.
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I'm facing a strange problem while invoking xserver.
When I try to invoke startx with root credentials, the xserer crashes.
However, for other user-credentials
the xserver is getting through.
When searched through the /var/log/XFree86.0.log, I couldn't find any
meaningful warnings nor error
mess
> Best way is to refer to header files. If you are including postgresql C API
> headers, the documentation for the same would tell you that you need to link
> against libpq.so.
...
but what if i don't find such information in the headers? i've such
headers that don't
contain this piece of informa
> can anybody help me as how to start developing usb
> linux device driver?
...
the following will help you.
http://www.linux-usb.org/usb-admin.html
http://www.tldp.org/LDP/khg/HyperNews/get/devices/devices.html
http://database.sarang.net/study/linux/johnsonm/devices.html
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i need to find what library do i need to use while building a binary if
a particular API and/or system-call has been used in the source
program.
one way is to use an ar command as follows:
$ ar -t | grep
but this doesn't serve since i need to make a guess on lot many
libraries.
i know nm comma