blackmagic | In application debugger for ARM Cortex microcontrollers | Code Inspection library

Check this typescript 4.2 snippet I found somewhere (playground here):

I'm new here and I want to assign username for e.g on execute command !register 'username' save it to json file with assigned discord tag/user id and next make command that uses argument 'username' from before saved file it is possile on Node.js? I don't wanna to use sql because it's blackmagic for me and I don't have time for it right now.

Hi stackoverflow community, I have a tricky problem and I need your help to understand what is going on here. My program captures frames from a video grabber card (Blackmagic) which just works fine so far, at the same time I display the captured images with opencv (cv::imshow) which works good as well (But pretty cpu wasting). The captured images are supposed to be stored on the disk as well, for this I put the captured Frames (cv::Mat) on a stack, to finally write them async with opencv:

I am debugging a remote target and it seems like the software breakpoints are not working, however hardware breakpoints do work.

I want to be able to use the stepi command - but gdb seems to insist on using software breakpoints.

Is there a way to force gdb to use hardware breakpoints for stepi?

The target is an ARM STM32 chip debugged through a blackmagic probe.

I have a library compiled as a single file that I'm trying to link with cmake but haven't been able to cobble together something that works using existing examples that should be related, eg.

CMake link an external library Cmake linking external libraries

What I have so far:

I want to reload data via javascript/jQuery into html div id elements every second. The initial load (ready-state) works perfectly, but in the refresh (via setInterval()) doesn't. I'm just a hobbyist programmer and would be very thankful for your help.

I am trying to find some movies from the imdb dataset (https://www.imdb.com/interfaces/). What if I know the first character in the name of every word of the title, but I don't know the actual title. So for example, I know that the first letters of each word in the title of the movie are A, M, A, T, W. This movie happens to be Ant-Man and the Wasp. I use the following regular expression to find the movie:

I run gdb with a .gdbinit file, which has some convenience variables that just won't expand.

I wrote the following .gdbinit file to flash an executable to a microcontroller through a blackmagic probe (see https://github.com/blacksphere/blackmagic/wiki):

I am trying to get the camera feed from a blackmagic capture card into the mediaplayer of the Vlc plugin for Unity.

What i have done :

• I can get the capture device with the vlc desktop application, so camera and capture card work fine.

• I can run the sample scene of the vlc plugin which show an video from a web url, it works fine

• I searched the LIBVLCSharp to try to understand a bit how it all works, https://code.videolan.org/videolan/LibVLCSharp/-/blob/master/src/LibVLCSharp/Media.cs
• I am trying to modify the UseRenderingPlugin.cs, which is a script which plays the video on a texture in the Unity scene, and especially the line which chose the media to be played :

The original line of code : _mediaPlayer.Media = new Media(_libVLC, "http://commondatastorage.googleapis.com/gtv-videos-bucket/sample/BigBuckBunny.mp4", FromType.FromLocation);

And what i achieved so far (but doesn't work). I changed 'FromLocation' to 'FromPath' and replace the URL with the mrl to the capture card with the options, thanks to the vlc desktop application :