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I use CLion IDE for a small TensorRT project. The project and related libraries (Cuda, TensorRT) are both located on a ssh server. One version of the project is cloned from the server and run locally. I managed to sync project between the server and local and build the project successfully (using command line cmake and make). One problem is CLion can not resolve header files (that are located remotely, for example NvInfer.h in TensorRT libraries), therefore code auto completion also does not work. I have tried flowing workarounds:

1. Include path to the header files to CMakeLists.txt by using include_directories()

2. Tool -> Resync with remote hosts.

3. Create toolchain and map remote host like in CLion official guide.

4. I also referred to this question and other similar questions but it still does not work.

If you have successfully setup CLion for remote development, please help me. Thank you for reading.

More information:

A few days ago. I found that the header files are silently installed in .cache/JetBrains/CLion2020.3/.remote/MyHostName_PortNumber/usr/include/x86_64-linux-gnu/the_header_files.h. But now their aren't. How can i make CLion to install them again.

Could anyone please tell what is this error related to and how to fix it?

Could not parse the Android Application Module's Gradle config. Resolve gradle build issues and/or resync. (image)

I've done everything according to Google instructions in Gradle files and synchronized it, but it didn't help. Android Studio 4.2

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I have been making a shell script to be able to download a certain experimental branch of Blender from their website. When curling the site all versions appear in a really (and I mean really long) string of all the html together. I can grep (ripgrep spcecifically) only the Linux versions, but when wanting to grep or even sed again, all the filenames start with "https://" and end with ".tar.xz".

And they are all on the same line, so matching the beginning of the first also matches the end of the very last match.

Why is my build.gradle.kts file looking like this? This is a fresh Spring Boot project generated with start.spring.io. I already tried invalidate caches / restart, rebuild, resyncing and nothing works. Thanks in advance!

I am a kid developer and new to programming, i was connecting one of my android app to firebase realtime database using Firebase assistant in android studio, when i clicked on Connect to Firebase, i got and error message as Could not parse the Android Application Module's Gradle config. Resolve gradle build issues and/or resync.

I saw many posts on google but cannot find my answer, please help me out!

Here is my app/build.gradle.-

I serve the static webapp on aws s3 that distributed through CDN (aws cloudfront). The files are ES6 based build version with rollup. For short info, except index.html rollup will generate new hash files every build the webapp. So the files are always unique every update, except index.html. Then on the aws cloudfront I put the index.html into invalidation cache list.

Well then, I will expect users always request the latest version of the webapp with that approach. Yes it works, but with a little note!

So once there is new updates, the browser is still loading the old index.html file on the first time. I have to refresh page to push the browser get the latest index.html. It's not good for the end users. They doen't want to know about refreshing, most will not know right?

One last experiment, I added small script inside on index.html to perform version validation like so :

I'm trying to implement a program that reads a stream of MP3 from a Radio server and plays it. I'm doing this because I want to build a radio using a ESP8266, and I want to understand exactly how the flow of retrieving the stream from the web server goes so I can understand why it is currently not working so well..

Anyway, right now I have a small HTTP-Client C program that issues a GET request to a radio station server and outputs the response to a file.

This is the part that reads from the socket:

The docker containers that I am running seem to run fine on my macbook, but when running on my Windows 10 Home PC the Docker Engine will break.

When I try to use the Docker CLI it will fail to connect and claim that docker isn't running, even if docker is running.

I will run something like docker ps and I will recieve back the following error message:

I have a dictionary that looks like this