No, you can’t. Both 16-bit and 32-bit Windows lived in a 32-bit linear address space. The terms 16 and 32 refer to the size of the offset relative to the selector. … First, notice that a full-sized 16-bit pointer and a 32-bit flat pointer are the same size. The value 0x0123:0x467 requires 32 bits, and … Read more
Mark Russinovich published a multipart series on windows memory resources really covers this very well. You can find it here: http://blogs.technet.com/b/markrussinovich/archive/2008/07/21/3092070.aspx He covers the reasons why the limits are what they are, as well as tests. The code for the tests are floating around in the tubes somewhere. If you want to know about memory … Read more
A completely general solution to this really, honestly does not exist. You have to use the right solution for a given domain. If you want timeouts for code you fully control, you have to write it to cooperate. Such code has to be able to break up into little chunks in some way, as in … Read more
Open IntelliJ on your project and go to File >> Project Structure >> Project and on the option Project SDK Select java 11 and apply the changes. Intellij Project structure Edit——– Then try these options on File >> Settings. 1.Set Gradle JVM Home Gradle JVM 2.Set the JDK version in the Project module settings JDK … Read more
Apparently the conclusion after much searching is that currently it is NOT possible. These were the only links I found that dealt with this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17140457/imitating-a-shared-ssh-session-for-scripts-on-windows “…but there is no implementation of OpenSSH for Windows which does this (file descriptors over unix sockets do not work in Cygwin).” and http://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/SSH_connection_caching “Unfortunately if you are using OpenSSH … Read more
Executables SBCL can save executable images, as Greg Harman mentions (see the :EXECUTABLE keyword): http://www.sbcl.org/manual/index.html#Saving-a-Core-Image Scripts Lisp files can be executed as scripts, see: http://www.sbcl.org/manual/#Shebang-Scripts Command Line Options SBCL has command line options to evaluate/load lisp code on start: http://www.sbcl.org/manual/#Command-Line-Options SLIME SLIME is an Emacs interface for Common Lisp. One can use SBCL via SLIME … Read more
Because I’m lazy, I didn’t write a test program but tested it using the excellent Far Manager which handles things like long paths (longer than MAX_PATH) or special filenames (con, prn etc) just fine. I made a string of exactly 255 characters (“12345678901234…012345”) and started creating nested directories. Luckily, Far’s “Make Directory” function takes a … Read more
If you built your Go from source, then you can build any additional compilers and libraries for any CPU and OS. If you are on windows/amd64 and want to build for windows/386, then this will build everything you need to compile for windows/386: set GOARCH=386 cd %GOROOT%\src make.bat –no-clean Once you have done that, you … Read more
To set the contents of the clipboard, as Chris Thornton, klaatu, and bunches of others have said, use %windir%\system32\clip.exe. Update 2: For a quick one-liner, you could do something like this: powershell -sta “add-type -as System.Windows.Forms; [windows.forms.clipboard]::GetText()” Capture and parse with a for /F loop if needed. This will not execute as quickly as the … Read more
According to this the environment variable %PROGRAMFILES(x86)% is only available on 64-bit systems. However, if you are on a 64-bit system and use %PROGRAMFILES%, the result you get depend on whether the process requesting the environment variable is 32-bit or 64-bit. So from a 64-bit process on a 64-bit system you would get C:\Program Files, … Read more