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MSVC Boolean Branches (Adventures in Reverse Engineering)
There are many ways of writing the same boolean expression, but some are not the same! Particularly, pay attention to explicit comparisons to TRUE! Anyway, i use this graphic when I get confused about how to decompile something
In Microsoft C++ there are inline, _inline, __inline, _forceinline and __forceinline specifiers, and none of them guarantees inlining.
https://twitter.com/vreshetnikov/status/867529685923647492
Mi corazón sigue latiendo rápido y sigo sintiendo que me sonrojo de solo recordar el tenerte tan cerca hoy. Aquellos pequeños besitos en mi cuello que dejaste, tan pequeños, delicados y tiernos, me hicieron estallar por dentro de una combinación de sensaciones y sentimientos.
Tus ojos, cuando vi tus ojos, no sé como describir que sentí, pero lo que si sé es que me siguen poniendo tan nerviosa como la primera vez, no sé aún cómo mirarlos sin esquivarlos, pues me causan unos nervios increíbles, pero lo que si sé, es que son los ojos más preciosos, quisiera poder ser yo quien los mire toda la vida...
The Stack Is Not Enough...
There goes another night... I maintain an old Apache mod. This thing has grown over the years and it keeps growing. After adding some, it would seem so, benign code (just some simple tests, a buffer, some prints...) the thing started crashing in the wierdest fassion.
I was lucky enough to bisect fast enough on the changeset that started the crashing. The funny part was, it crashed in some ODBC code, however, not the first time, not the sencond time, but the third time. And before the change set, you would see an exception, and then normal execution would conitune. After the change, it would crash and not continue...
In the end it boiled down to StackOverflowException, simply because so many stack buffers were used and on top of that the Oracle ODBC driver...
Luckily I had already taken care of upgrading the system from Apache 1.3 to 2.4 so I could just set ThreadStackSize to increase it.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5058845/how-do-i-increase-the-stack-size-for-apache-running-under-windows-7
OpenCV Build on Windows
It is such a rarity to actually find instructions on how to properly build libraries in that development earthquake that is Windows. I have to commend the “Learn OpenCV” blog on being one of the only end to end guides on how to successfully build the library on Windows as things currently stand. Just be sure to install VS 2015 with complete with the accompanying C++ tools as shown. In case you’re wondering if VS2017 will work here the answer is a definitive no. I can attest to this.
On top of many other associated issues, the real brunt of the problem there comes from difficulty CUDA 9.1 has with VS 2017. The two are incompatible. I’m hoping Nvidia will do something about this, but since we’ve already seen a patch come and go since the problem was identified in September 2017, this is starting to look more and more unlikely.
I’ve had success using this same build guide with versions 3.3.1 and 3.4.0.
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The first version of the compiler written in X must be compiled by a compiler for X that is written in a language other than X. This step is called bootstrapping the compiler.(More…)
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