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Why is the .bss segm>mem>nt required?

...at I know is that global and static variables are stored in the .data segm>mem>nt, and uninitialized data are in the .bss segm>mem>nt. What I don't understand is why do we have dedicated segm>mem>nt for uninitialized variables? If an uninitialised variable has a value assigned at run tim>mem>, does the variabl...
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MPICH vs OpenMPI

Can som>mem>one elaborate the differences between the OpenMPI and MPICH implem>mem>ntations of MPI ? Which of the two is a better implem>mem>ntation ? ...
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What is WEB-INF used for in a Java EE web application?

I'm working on a Java EE web application with the following source code structure: 5 Answers ...
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How to split last commit into two in Git

I have two working branches, master and forum and I've just made som>mem> modifications in forum branch, that I'd like to cherry-pick into master . But unfortunately, the commit I want to cherry-pick also contains som>mem> modifications that I don't want. ...
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In Visual Studio C++, what are the m>mem>mory allocation representations?

...CC" and "CD" when inspecting variables in the debugger in C++ during run-tim>mem>. 3 Answers ...
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Nam>mem>d colors in matplotlib

What nam>mem>d colors are available in matplotlib for use in plots? I can find a list on the matplotlib docum>mem>ntation that claims that these are the only nam>mem>s: ...
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Where is Python's sys.path initialized from?

Where is Python's sys.path initialized from? 2 Answers 2 ...
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What is the claims in ASP .NET Identity

Can som>mem>body please explain, what the claim m>mem>chanism m>mem>ans in new ASP.NET Identity Core? 3 Answers ...
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How to securely save usernam>mem>/password (local)?

I'm making a Windows application, which you need to log into first. The account details consist of usernam>mem> and password, and they need to be saved locally. It's just a matter of security, so other people using the sam>mem> computer can't see everyone's personal data. What is the best/most secur...
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How can bcrypt have built-in salts?

Coda Hale's article "How To Safely Store a Password" claims that: 4 Answers 4 ...