libProg | Java Lib to open and handle files
kandi X-RAY | libProg Summary
kandi X-RAY | libProg Summary
LibProg es una libreria espcialmente construida para la catedra de Programacion I & II, Laboratorio 2 y Algoritmos de la carrera de TSP e ISI de la UTN FRRe.
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- Main method for testing
- Main method for testing
- Called by the client
- Test 2 0
- The entry point
- Main entry point
- Tries to prune the trie matriz
- Simple test
- The main method to run a few times
- Entry point for the usuite extension
- Entry point for the argin
- Entry point for this program
- Main entry point for testing
- Runs product
- Return all compras for a user
- Returns true if the specified person is equal to the specified persona
- Returns a hashCode
- Test entry point
- Sets the fecha
- Iterate over the elements in an array
- Generate Patient alice ale ale entra
- Reads ambient solver
- Interprecondio
- Return average product for a given user
- Read in stdin
- Performs a HTTP GET request
- Segment a matrix
- The main entry point
- Gets the value AAC recording type
- Checks if nodo is equal to Nodo
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QUESTION
I am currently learning assembler for x86 with att syntax. Over the past time I have already written exercise programs without dependencies. Now I wanted to try writing a shared shared-library, as this is what I do in C most of the time.
I thought it may be a good idea to write a simple "test" program, which consists of an, in asm written, test-library and a program, that links to this test-library.
I assembled the library with: as -32 prog.s -o prog.o
and the caller with: as -32 startprog.s -o startprog.o
After I assembled both files, I ran the linker on the library with ld -melf_i386 -fPIE -shared prog.o -o libprog.so
and on the caller ld -melf_i386 startprog.o -L./ -lprog -o startprog
Up to this point everything worked fine. But then I tried to run the program ./startprog
, which causes a Segment violation. I re-ran with gdb
and set _start
as a breakpoint. As soon as I entered r
into gdb, to actually start the execution,
I was greeted with the same SIGSEGV. It seems to occur in the libc
write()
function. At least that is, what I can make of this.
The complete output looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-01 at 11:39As stated in the UPDATE, i've got it working by patching the runtime of the ELF with patchelf --set-interpreter /lib/ld-linux.so.2 startprog
Also as stated, if anyone knows, why it automatically assigned the libc as the runtime, I would be pretty thankful, if they would post the answer. It confuses me to no end any I would like to avoid patching the binary every time.
QUESTION
I'm writing a file parser in C using gcc on Windows using MSYS2.
Using pacman I've downloaded the required libraries for using libbzip2.
For some reason, I can include the bzlib.h file and use the structures it contains, but not its functions.
Here's my code so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-06 at 02:08In gcc, -L
add a directory to the library search path, and -l
specifies a library to load (using the search path to find it).
Hence you probably need something like:
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Install libProg
You can use libProg like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the libProg component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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