pushb | like pushd , but for git branches | Command Line Interface library
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This is a small cli utility that works similarly to pushd/popd, except on git branches instead on the working directory.
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QUESTION
I am trying to compile this excerpt of code without errors:
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Answered 2021-Apr-10 at 10:42The type of the last argument for select_printer
doesn't match what XtAddCallback
expected for its callback.
The select_printer
function have a XmPushButtonCallbackStruct *
argument, while the callback should have a void *
argument.
My suggested fix is to change the last argument of select_printer
to a void *
, and then inside select_printer
cast the argument to its correct type. Like:
QUESTION
I am trying to create an option menu using Motif toolkit.
If I try this, it works:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-06 at 17:53Add after the line:
XtManageChild(option_menu);
Code to manage the form:
XtManageChild(form);
This will show the option menu.
QUESTION
To create a sample toplevel window the following code can be done. This is shown in documentation and Motif books (specifically this example is based on "Motif Essentials, Programming and More by Marshall Brain).
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-22 at 20:19Sure you can create two top-level windows. The sample below creates two windows, one with a "first" label and other with a "sec" label.
QUESTION
I am trying to use a TextWidget as a log, where programmatically text is added.
By using XmTextInsert
, XtVaSetValues
and XmTextShowPosition
I can append text to a Text Widget, however I have noticed that the text is updated only if the Widget has the focus or when you roll the mouse pointer into the Text Widget area. Otherwise it seems that the Widget is updated only around 5/6 seconds, so you see appear several lines at once.
I can not determine if it is a Motif related issue or a pure X11/Xt/Xm multithread issue, but clearly the attached code is missing something relevant.
As example, this source code only has the TextWidget, and the update works fine, even when the focus is in another application, every second you see a new TEST word added to the Text Widget:
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Answered 2021-Jan-30 at 11:26I just found:
QUESTION
I'm new to C, and I've been given a question to write a program to check palindrome words. I did the following code, it gives an output. but the output is always "No". The idea of what I did in this code is, I first divided the string and pushed them into one stack (stacka). then pushed the rest of the letters to another stack(stackb). Then I pop both of those stacks and check whether the letter returning from each pop function(of stacka and stackb) is equal or not. if not it will return 0. below is the code. Thank you in advance. Have a nice day!.
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Answered 2020-Dec-22 at 11:53At a first glance, I have found the following issues in your code.
QUESTION
There is a question on my textbook: Give the correct suffix based on the operands:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-17 at 07:38The default operand-size for push
in AT&T syntax (and in all other assemblers, like NASM and MASM) is the width of the current mode. (16 bits in 16-bit mode, 32 bits in 32-bit mode, 64 bits in 64-bit mode.) This matches the "stack width" of call
/ret
.
How many bytes does the push instruction push onto the stack when I don't specify the operand size?
The default version of pop
is also the version that takes no extra machine-code prefixes to encode.
Most instructions require an explicit operand-size when there's ambiguity, e.g. mov $1234567, (%esp)
is invalid, but mov %eax, (%esp)
is legal because a register implies the operand-size.
But push
-immediate if funny: non-default widths for push
are so rarely used that asm syntax designers chose to give it a default without requiring pushl $0xff
(AT&T) or push dword 0xff
(NASM). Note that Intel-syntax came first; AT&T came after. So perhaps the AT&T syntax designers were following the conventions of early Intel-syntax assemblers.
I point this out because it's only 1 extra letter for AT&T syntax for a size suffix, but more clunky looking in Intel syntax.
push
-immediate was heavily used in traditional inefficient calling conventions that always pass args on the stack, so it makes sense to make it easy to type.
Did your textbook really say "push a byte", or is that something you made up?
You can't push just a byte in x86, as you say.
Your assembler won't even be able to use the pushl imm8
encoding, because 0x000000FF
doesn't fit in a sign-extended 8-bit integer. Only values from -128 (0xFFFFFF80) to 127 (0x0000007F) fit in a signed 8-bit integer.
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