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Parsing command-line arguments in C?

...umentation and includes some other useful stuff (fast IO, data structures, allocators, ...) but this can be used separately. Example libUCW option parser (from the library docs) #include <ucw/lib.h> #include <ucw/opt.h> int english; int sugar; int verbose; char *tea_name; static stru...
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Array.Copy vs Buffer.BlockCopy

...uffer from one or more severe technical flaws, including not moving memory allocations out of the test loops (which introduces severe GC artifacts), not testing variable vs. deterministic execution flows, JIT warmup, and not tracking intra-test variability. In addition, most answers did not test the...
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What is the difference between exit() and abort()?

... +1 for reminding people that the OS will eventually free-up all allocated resources even after an abort() call. – Fingolfin Oct 26 '12 at 12:54 ...
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NSObject +load and +initialize - What do they do?

...ar *argv[]) { @autoreleasepool { Subclass *object = [[Subclass alloc] init]; } return 0; } This program prints two lines of output: 2012-11-10 16:18:38.984 testApp[7498:c07] in Superclass initialize; self = Superclass 2012-11-10 16:18:38.987 testApp[7498:c07] in Superclass ini...
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How do pointer to pointers work in C?

... *p = 5; return 1;//success } int get1024HeapMemory(int **p) { *p = malloc(1024); if(*p == 0) return -1;//error else return 0;//success } And you call it like this: int x; getValueOf5(&x);//I want to fill the int varaible, so I pass it's address in //At this point x holds 5...
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What is external linkage and internal linkage?

...tructed due to issues with global construction order and can't dynamically allocate it using new while more in-depth initialization schemes may be beyond what is necessary for the object in question; by implication, this is mainly an issue on embedded systems that use C++). – J...
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How to make an array of arrays in Java

... @Filip it is fixed to 5. Setting the next level pre-allocates them but this can be changed so setting it might not be useful. – Peter Lawrey Aug 8 '13 at 12:56 ...
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What are the differences between poll and select?

...s, and see if it ever gets fixed. With poll(), however, the user must allocate an array of pollfd structures, and pass the number of entries in this array, so there's no fundamental limit. As Casper notes, fewer systems have poll() than select, so the latter is more portable. Also, with...
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throwing exceptions out of a destructor

...mory for Object go? Where does the memory the object owned go? Is it still allocated (ostensibly because the destructor failed)? Consider also the object was in stack space, so its obviously gone regardless. Then consider this case class Object { Object2 obj2; Object3* obj3; virtual ~Obj...
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Why are Objective-C delegates usually given the property assign instead of retain?

...wner If B had retained A, A wouldn't be released, as B owns A, thus A's dealloc would never get called, causing both A and B to leak. You shouldn't worry about A going away because it owns B and thus gets rid of it in dealloc. ...