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QUESTION
I'm attemping to free an array which has its address stored in a struct, and then free the whole struct itself to make sure its all freed properly. The code looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-30 at 01:42The line
free(ds->arr_ptr);
is wrong. You must pass an address returned by the function malloc. However, you are instead passing the address of the local variable arr.
You should write either
free(arr);
or
free(*ds->arr_ptr);
in order to free the address returned by malloc.
QUESTION
I found a strange mistake in laravel web.php (route)
This line I add about a month ago and it works fine...
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-02 at 09:51Try move Route::get('/', [TableController::class, 'home']); to the bottom of the file.
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QUESTION
Let's say I have a pointer to a struct.
Can I recast this to *char and, assuming I know the size of it including padding, then pass that to some function that could use it as *char (for example write it to a file)?
And is doing that free in terms of overhead?
(No need to tell me this is a bad idea, my question is if it is possible and if it is overhead-free.)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-14 at 11:01It is generally legal in C++ and free in terms of runtime costs to use reinterpret_cast(pointer_to_my_value). In place of char you can also place unsigned char or std::byte. As long as you are going only to read this cast data and/or cast it back to original type it is within the bounds of defined behaviour. For more you may want to go here
QUESTION
I developed an open-source APP in Cordova (it uses Javascript) and I'm using the Google Maps API, though as the APP is becoming popular my bill is increasing (not nice for a free, ad-free APP). Thus I'd like to move to Open Street Maps.
I've been reading the docs about the Overpass API but I see no simple clear examples of code implementation. I know the sever to use, that I should use HTTP GET requests and use their special XML syntax. But it's not clear how do I pass that XML to the GET request. Furthermore the examples regarding coordinates provides as input a boundary box, not a point (or a point is regarded as a square whose corners are the same?).
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-07 at 13:09After some hours around, I share with you the working solution. Apparently, we should use the Nominatim service from Open Street Maps, and therein the reverse geocoding service. Please read the usage policy to avoid abuses, since this is a completely free service.
QUESTION
How can I position frame so that center item always fits inside of it? No matter how many items are in a row.
I am not sure why the snippet isn't working, here is Codepen as well https://codepen.io/ivan-topi/pen/LYRKvpJ
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-25 at 22:20You have to set the center: true property to owlCarousel object.
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I have seen that some applications are able to represent themselves as external disks within Finder on MacOS. Typically, these are cloud storage applications such as PCloud Drive and WD Discovery. I'm wondering how they do this.
I realize that cloud storage might just implement some remote filesystem protocol such as Samba or AFP. But I still don't quite understand how an app mounts the filesystem directly into Finder. Also, is there a more efficient way to mount a virtual filesystem if it doesn't rely on network storage?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-24 at 15:39This is a fairly high-level question, so I'll give a high-level answer. I don't know how the specific examples you list implement it, but this shouldn't be too hard to find out.
As far as I'm aware, the options are as follows:
- At a fundamental level, you can create a VFS kext. This is how support for HFS+, APFS, FAT, SMB, AFP, etc. is implemented in macOS in the first place. The headers for this in the Kernel.framework are primarily
,, and. This gives you the most power, but it's also difficult, and the user experience for installing kexts continues to deteriorate. (They won't load at all on ARM64 Macs unless the user does some fairly complicated acrobatics.) - There's MacFUSE, which does some of the heavy lifting for you. Some licensing issues and it's in turn implemented via a kext so the UX issues apply here too.
- Use
NSFileProvider. This is intended for cloud-style virtual file systems but can to some extent be used for different but related scenarios. - Implement a network file system server, then use APIs to mount.
- Implement a block device hosting a regular file system via another method, such through a DriverKit SCSI controller driver, or via a iSCSI target. This only really makes sense if the data source is sensibly representable as a block device.
QUESTION
In my program I have a structure that looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-16 at 20:42Don't do this:
QUESTION
I have a small challenge to finish, but I cannot figure out the last part. Need help from some python expert :)
from my code I can iterate the first part, but I cannot get the "combined" to work.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-05 at 21:09sub_fee = 7
ad_fee = 2
vod_fee = 27.99
super_total = 0
def subscription_summary(months_subscribed, ad_free_months, video_on_demand_purchases, account_number):
global super_total
"""
Parameters:
months_subscribed: How many months each account purchased.
ad_free_months: How many months each account paid for ad free viewing.
video_on_demand_purchases: How many Videos on Demand each account purchased.
"""
# Write your code here
total_sub_fee = (sub_fee) * (months_subscribed)
total_ad_fee = (ad_fee) * (ad_free_months)
total_vod_fee = (vod_fee) * (video_on_demand_purchases)
account_total = total_sub_fee + total_ad_fee + total_vod_fee
print("Account", account_number, "made", "${:,.2f}".format(account_total), "total")
print(">>> ", "${:,.2f}".format(total_sub_fee), "from monthly subscription fees")
print(">>> ", "${:,.2f}".format(total_ad_fee), "from Ad-free upgrades")
print(">>> ", "${:,.2f}".format(total_vod_fee), "from Video on Demand purchases")
print("\n")
super_total += account_total
if __name__ == '__main__':
print("Welcome to the Ada+ Account Dashboard")
print("\n")
sub_lists = [[1,1,3],[2,0,0],[2,2,1]]
for i in range(0,3):
account_number = i + 1
this_sub = sub_lists[i]
subscription_summary(this_sub[0],this_sub[1],this_sub[2], account_number)
print("super total : ",super_total)
QUESTION
gRPC v1.30.0 I created a grpc service and tried to run it. The execution goes smooth till the last return statement at server side.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-09 at 17:02I briefly checked the error message and code but it looks strange to me because both allocation and destruction were done by C++ new & delete. This is also consistent with your error message.
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ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-21 at 08:50Here is a very straight forward implementation
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