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Is there any posix/thread related API that could help to make "a value change operation" thread-safe, without locking several statements?
Is there a posix API for Linux to do this?
GCC has atomic built-ins, __sync_val_compare_and_swap should be equivalent of InterLockedCompareExchange
If you use C++ 11, you can use std::atomic_compare_exchange_* in atomic operations library as needed.
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Better alternative for Etcher to burn iso?
Can you recommend something because Etcher let me down for the first time, so I'm looking for a reliable alternative.
I recommend UltraISO, it always works great.
This is a complex program that has many additional functions.
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I have a C header file with various enums and typedefs and structs defined.
Are there any awesome tools out there for turning that into a Rust file?
I never tried it, but there is rust-bindgen...
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I am looking for an application to stresstest a Linux machine. I usually use stress, but am looking fof something which also generates graphics load. Preferably easy to compile without dependencies.
Any suggestions ?
x11perf is part of standard X11 distribution. Do x11perf -all to run all tests.
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This is a very generic question to which i tried googling a lot before posting this question here.
I am starting to learn to forking linux kernel. For this i am following the book
"Professional linux architecture". However this book is a little too advance for me and i am having a hard time grasping concept.
Could anyone kindly suggest me some resource / books ?
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I was only able to find this one (https://github.com/rollxx/vim-antlr), but it was made for version 3. Does anyone knows where I can find proper syntax for version 4?
There's another fork of rollx/vim-antlr that supports ANTLR4: dylon/vim-antlr
The fork that pascal mentioned is now unavailable, but I found another working one in GitHub’s list of forks of rollxx/vim-antlr. That fork is jrozner/vim-antlr.
There is a fork that supports version 4: blinks/vim-antlr