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C is a programming language designed by Dennis Ritchie at Bell Labs. C is very widely used, straightforward, and can be compiled to a number of platforms and operating systems. C is an imperative language, with a small number of keywords and a large number of mathematical operators.

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rom1v
rom1v commented Nov 26, 2019

Currently, the client listens on port 27183 until the device is connected. The port can be customized by -p/--port option: scrcpy -p 1234.

However, if we start 2 devices at the same time, one of them will try to listen on the same port of the other, and fail with bind: Address already in use.

To avoid this annoyance, -p/--port should accept a range:

scrcpy -p 27183:
eaperz
eaperz commented Sep 12, 2019

This part of the documentation seems wrong.

-c --count: Only print the number of matches in each file. Note: This is the number of matches, not the number of matching lines. Pipe output to wc -l if you want the number of matching lines.

I think the fix should be s/matching lines/matching files

Test file:

cat cat cat
dog
dog dog
bull
bull
bull

Test output:

blueyed
blueyed commented Sep 23, 2019

The function prop_find is documented, but not included.

I wanted to use it as a quick way to list all text properties.

I've then noticed that it said "{not implemented yet}" in the help - but that wasn't obvious at first, and given that it is there for longer already: was it forgotten about?

curl
apique13
apique13 commented Jul 10, 2019

I did this

Hello,
I'm using libcurl to manage HTTP(S), IMAP(S), POP(S), SMTP(S) and LDAP(S) connections.
I'm using CURLOPT_SSL_CTX_FUNCTION and CURLOPT_SSL_CTX_DATA to initialize the list of trusted certificates for SSL. I manage myself the certificates and permits to the user to accept them with in-memory certificates.
It works perfectly for HTTP and Mails, but it has no effect for LDAP

obs-studio
jean-airoldie
jean-airoldie commented Jun 6, 2019

Here is some general documentation improvement suggestion regarding flatbuffers. This is what I remember struggling with (from the top of my head). Also some point might be a little bit opinionated.

Some of the points were taken from #5387.

  • Regarding the builder:
    • The fact that its kinda like an arena allocator used for serialization.
    • The concept of offsets, what do they repre
wm4
wm4 commented Oct 4, 2019

We have CI integration (e.g. https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/blob/master/.travis.yml), which mostly checks whether the code still builds.

We should implement further checks. For example, we there are various code quality tests we could run (static analysis and so on). Or we could add checks whether changes added by a pull request conform to the project's coding style.

Anyone who wants is i

evitalis
evitalis commented Dec 2, 2019

It looks like there is only a master branch for this repo at this time. This has caused any commits to affect PRs which now show large numbers of conflicts. Would it be possible to get a development branch or other instructions as to how PRs should be made to avoid this situation going forward?

tessus
tessus commented Nov 16, 2019

Expected behaviour

var_dump(method_exists($redis, 'resetstat')); should return bool(true)

Actual behaviour

it returns false

I'm seeing this behaviour on

  • OS: macOS 10.14.6
  • Redis: 5.0.6
  • PHP: 7.2.1
  • phpredis: 5.1.1

I also see this on Linux, PHP 7.3.11, Redis 5.0.6, phpredis 5.1.1

Steps to reproduce, backtrace or example script

php -a

php > $
duncanspumpkin
duncanspumpkin commented Oct 6, 2019

window_scenery_tab_entries located in libopenrct2ui/windows/Scenery.cpp is an array of all of the scenery items on a tab in the scenery window. The type is uint16_t but this is actually a lie. The type is actually a struct of scenery type and scenery tab index stuffed into a uint16_t! This issue is for fixing this.

Create a new struct for the tab entry that has two fields type and `

how0723
how0723 commented Dec 15, 2019

Library name: gperftools

Library description: The fastest malloc we’ve seen; works particularly well with threads
and STL. Also: thread-friendly heap-checker, heap-profiler, and cpu-profiler.
(originally Google Performance Tools)

Source repository URL: https://github.com/gperftools/gperftools

Project homepage (if different from the source repository):

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Released 1972

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