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CBoard is not only a analysis platform that supports interactive multi-dimensional report design and data analysis for user, but also a BI product development platform for developer. Powered by Shanhai Chuguo Information and Technology Co., Ltd.
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- Plot class for plot elements
- Creates a mask for the modal set .
- Initialize Event Manager
- Constructs a new calendar .
- Creates a new Slider .
- Creates a new range object .
- Render the header
- Update the mask and maskets the result set .
- D3 - > D3
- Generate an array of masks based on the input parameters .
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QUESTION
I am really new to this Kernel stuff. I went here and I found this code that outputs process information like its ID.
main.c
:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-10 at 14:05While you can technically open and read files from kernel space, it's usually a bad idea for multiple reasons. Whatever information is provided under /proc
is already available to the kernel, you just need to figure out where it is and how to obtain it, and you will be able to do everything in your module without reading any file.
You are interested in knowing how much RAM is a particular process using given its PID, and you are correct that this statistic is available in /proc//status
: in fact, it is labeled as "VmRSS" which means "virtual memory resident set size". If we take a look at the kernel source code, we can see exactly how that number is calculated:
The kernel function called when reading /proc//status
is proc_pid_status()
in fs/proc/array.c
, which then calls (among the other things) task_mem()
.
QUESTION
I'm trying to write an ActiveX plugin, and I'm finding myself in a dead end when trying to load DLLs from subfolders. I am developing in Visual Studio 2013 for Windows 10.
The structure of the libraries is as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-23 at 11:00After pulling my hair A LOT, I managed to solve it using a combination of the above links.
In Visual Studio, I added in the "Linker" section the path to the libraries, and added mainlib.lib to the dependencies. Then, I added maindll.dll to the delayed load DLLs, and in the code (main class, right after imports) I added the following:
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