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    Difference Between Constant Pointers and Pointer to Constants

    This article assumes that readers are aware of what pointers are and how they are used in 'C'. As a quick overview, A pointer is a special...
    Thread by: poornaMoksha, Sep 29, 2011, 6 replies, in forum: C
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    Programming with Linux proc files

    As we have already discussed the procfile system in my previous article. Here we will learn about how to create a procfile which can be read and...
    Thread by: poornaMoksha, Sep 29, 2011, 0 replies, in forum: Linux
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    Understanding Linux Proc Filesystem

    Proc file system is a pseuso-filesystem that contains the running state information of Linux kernel. This information is presented in the form of...
    Thread by: poornaMoksha, Sep 29, 2011, 0 replies, in forum: Linux
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    Linux Makefiles (Basics)

    To understand the concept of makefiles, one should have basic knowledge of the compilation process. Do you know how to compile a code using gcc?...
    Thread by: poornaMoksha, Sep 28, 2011, 0 replies, in forum: Linux
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    Buffer Overflow in C

    Thanks
    Post by: poornaMoksha, Sep 28, 2011 in forum: C
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    Typecasting in C

    Whats the intention here?
    Post by: poornaMoksha, Sep 27, 2011 in forum: C
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    Loadable Kernel Modules (LKMs) in Linux

    LKM stands for Loadable kernel modules. This term is mainly used in context with Linux OS. LKMs are independent modules that can be loaded and...
    Thread by: poornaMoksha, Sep 27, 2011, 0 replies, in forum: Linux
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    Typecasting in C

    Is this something that you are asking or telling?
    Post by: poornaMoksha, Sep 26, 2011 in forum: C
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    What is Netcat and How to use it

    Good article
    Post by: poornaMoksha, Sep 25, 2011 in forum: Unix
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    Unix Network Programming Tutorials - Socket Basics

    Thanx Aneesh. This was just the basic, so, had to be simpler. :-)
    Post by: poornaMoksha, Sep 25, 2011 in forum: Unix
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    Unix Network Programming Tutorials - Socket Basics

    You might have studied various mechanisms through which two processes interact on same host. For example message queues, shared memory etc. But...
    Thread by: poornaMoksha, Sep 25, 2011, 3 replies, in forum: Unix
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    VALGRIND Memory Leak Detection Tutorial

    In a language like 'C', the programmer has almost complete control over memory operations but this brings in a problem that many of you might have...
    Thread by: poornaMoksha, Sep 24, 2011, 7 replies, in forum: C
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    Unix System Call Fork() (Create new Processes)

    The fork() unix API provides mechanism to spawn a new process from an existing process. This function is called once in a program but it returns...
    Thread by: poornaMoksha, Sep 24, 2011, 0 replies, in forum: C
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    Why should I use new and not malloc()?

    In this case too, new can be used to allocate memory and construct object.
    Post by: poornaMoksha, Sep 24, 2011 in forum: C
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    poornaMoksha Joins the List of Go4Expert Authors

    Thanks, ya it feels good:pleased:
    Post by: poornaMoksha, Sep 24, 2011 in forum: Go4Expert Announcements
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    Why should I use new and not malloc()?

    From Wikipedia :
    Post by: poornaMoksha, Sep 23, 2011 in forum: C
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    poornaMoksha Joins the List of Go4Expert Authors

    Thanks Shabbir
    Post by: poornaMoksha, Sep 23, 2011 in forum: Go4Expert Announcements
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    Why should I use new and not malloc()?

    Adding one more point : - Its possible to construct an object over an already allocated memory using another version of 'new' operator known as...
    Post by: poornaMoksha, Sep 21, 2011 in forum: C
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    how to change the entry point in gcc

    try -e option of gcc..may be this could help
    Post by: poornaMoksha, Sep 21, 2011 in forum: C
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    Buffer Overflow in C

    Thanks Aneesh. Good tutorials.
    Post by: poornaMoksha, Sep 21, 2011 in forum: C
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