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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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jze
jze commented Jul 30, 2019

I would like to use the scrcpy server in connection with machine learning. With some adjustments relatd to the new version 1.9 of the server I have been able to use the py-scrcpy Python code https://github.com/jze/py-scrcpy receive the video stream. Is is correct to simple receive the video stream via the first socket. When looking at the original data stream of scrcpy using Wireshark there are

Fleischner
Fleischner commented May 14, 2019

Team up with vcpkg
Related: microsoft/vcpkg#6154

Sync/verify port descriptions (vcpkg <-> awesome-cpp)
Sync/verify port license information (vcpkg <-> awesome-cpp)
Library Homepage (vcpkg <- awesome-cpp)
Vcpkg availability, operating system support, version, build status (vcpkg -> awesome-cpp)
Dependency level; level0=no deps; level1=depends on any level0; ... (vc

boared
boared 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:

sunwukonga
sunwukonga commented Mar 12, 2020

While doing vimgolf challenge 5192f96ad8df110002000002, I noticed that while i_CTRL-R_CTRL-R does seem to follow the behaviour set out in it's associated :h i_CTRL-R_CTRL-R, it does not behave like i_CTRL-R_CTRL-O or i_CTRL-R_CTRL-P with respect to what is inserted into the . register; despite having identical wording.

From :h i_CTRL-R_CTRL-R, :h i_CTRL-R_CTRL-O, and i_CTRL-R_CTRL-P
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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
jaimet
jaimet commented Mar 29, 2020

https://mpv.io/manual/stable/#terminal-status-line

says:

The total file duration (absent if unknown) (length property)

whereas it should say:

The total file duration (absent if unknown) (duration property)

(https://mpv.io/manual/stable/#command-interface-duration explains this change)

HTH (and apologies for not following the issue template - I hope you unserstand why)

rgarrigue
rgarrigue commented Feb 10, 2020

Hi there

I'm trying to parse this king of lines, from a python flask service whose log format is %(asctime)s [%(process)d] (%(levelname)s) (%(name)s): %(message)s

2020-02-10 13:58:38,594 [31383] (INFO) (flask.app): request: OPTIONS https://server_hostname/0.1/token/a_big_uuid {'Host': 'server_hostname', 'X-Script-Name': '/api/auth', 'X-Forwarded-For': 'an_IP_address', 'Connection': 'c
duncanspumpkin
duncanspumpkin commented Mar 27, 2020

Really easy little refactor. We use the following macro to loop over all peeps:

FOR_ALL_PEEPS(sprite_index, peep) 

It basically does something similar to:

  for (spriteIndex = gSpriteListHead[SPRITE_LIST_PEEP]; spriteIndex != SPRITE_INDEX_NULL; spriteIndex = nextSpriteIndex)
        {
            auto peep = &(get_sprite(spriteIndex)->peep);
            nextSpriteIndex = peep-

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Released 1972

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