bubba

• May 3rd, 2007

du - summarize disk usage
The du utility writes to standard output the size of the file space
allocated to, and  the size of the file space allocated to each subdirectory of
the file hierarchy rooted in each of the specified files.

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Mohammad Omar

• Jan 29th, 2007

Static libraries can be created as:::gcc -c -Wall a.cgcc -c -Wall b.car -cru libmyrand.a a.o b.oshared libraries can be created as::::gcc -fpic -c a.cgcc -fpic -c b.cgcc -shared a.o b.o -o libmyrand.so

zahoorahmad

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• Apr 13th, 2006

Well shared libraries have 2 types1) Static2) Dynamic.u can create library  byar cr -o sharedobj.a file1.o file2.o while file1 and file2 are headfiles (obj)now put this sharedobj.a into /usr/lib directory

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muru

• Nov 22nd, 2006

stty is used to set your terminal options. Following are some of the typical examples1. stty echo -iuclc The above command will switch off character display on your screen and ignore any cas...

Bal Reddy

• Aug 24th, 2005

Sets options for your terminal.  Print or change terminal characteristics.   

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Answer posted by sonal on 2005-06-08 08:15:23: a memory leak occurs when mem is allocated but never freed . leakes can b caused by using malloc() without using any free(). but leaks can also be caused if a pointer to dynamically allocated memory is delleted overwritten , it can be caused when allocated mem is overwritten accidentally

Jerry

• Jul 26th, 2006

The former example explains dangling pointers which are a form of leaked memory. In book terms though, the former explanations are more true. Any memory malloc'd or new'd in C++ and not free'd or de...

Ravikumar

• Jul 14th, 2006

        Memory leak example occurs when a developer allocates memory, assigns it to a pointer, and then assigns a different value to the pointer without freeing the ...

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malathi

• May 27th, 2006

System allow us to create and use two kinds of libraries - static libraries and shared (or dynamic) libraries.shared and dynamic libraries are one and the same. the object files from the dynamic(shared ) library are not inserted into the executable file unlike static lib...

dinesh

• Apr 26th, 2006

: There are two ways in which a library is shared. Static and dynamic In statically linked library the code of library is referenced at compile time and the result executable will be bigger....

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Sunny

• Dec 25th, 2005

I am assuming the question is - port 32 bit appl to 64 bit os.This can a simple checklist of things one can check for -1. Int, long will be 64 bits so care should be taken to see if there are any comp...

kalyan_alle

• Oct 21st, 2005

sir can anybody tell me whats the answer fo this question in the comment title box

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