...um where someo<em>nem>e claimed it worked for them. I just tried this o<em>nem> the mac <em>a<em>nem>dem> it failed, so I looked i<em>nem> my ma<em>nem> page: -masm=dialect Output asm i<em>nem>structio<em>nem>s usi<em>nem>g selected dialect. Supported choices are i<em>nem>tel or att (the default o<em>nem>e). Darwi<em>nem> does <em>nem>ot support i<em>nem>tel. It may work o...

...668 Resets the sessio<em>nem> by cleari<em>nem>g out all the objects stored withi<em>nem> <em>a<em>nem>dem> i<em>nem>itializi<em>nem>g a <em>nem>ew sessio<em>nem> object. Good luck! share | improve this a<em>nem>swer | follow ...

...vailable. You should use wi<em>nem>dow.co<em>nem>sole (as wi<em>nem>dow is guara<em>nem>teed to exist) <em>a<em>nem>dem> o<em>nem>ly check o<em>nem>e depth level at o<em>nem>e time. – Tgr Ja<em>nem> 11 '11 at 18:10  |  ...

... o<em>nem>ly store thi<em>nem>gs like <em>Nem>SArray, <em>Nem>SDictio<em>nem>ary, <em>Nem>SStri<em>nem>g, <em>Nem>SData, <em>Nem>S<em>Nem>umber, <em>a<em>nem>dem> <em>Nem>SDate i<em>nem> <em>Nem>SUserDefaults. You <em>nem>eed to co<em>nem>vert the object to <em>Nem>SData (like you have i<em>nem> some of the code) <em>a<em>nem>dem> store that <em>Nem>SData i<em>nem> <em>Nem>SUserDefaults. You ca<em>nem> eve<em>nem> store a<em>nem> <em>Nem>SArray of <em>Nem>SData if you <em>nem>eed to. Whe<em>nem> you read back ...

I have a stri<em>nem>g with which i wa<em>nem>t to replace a<em>nem>y character that is<em>nem>'t a st<em>a<em>nem>dem>ard character or <em>nem>umber such as (a-z or 0-9) with a<em>nem> asterisk. For example, "h^&ell`.,|o w]{+orld" is replaced with "h*ell*o*w*orld". <em>Nem>ote that multiple characters such as "^&" get replaced with o<em>nem>e asterisk. How would I go...

... Yeah, I was<em>nem>'t sure about that o<em>nem>e, as it appears to be a st<em>a<em>nem>dem>ard war<em>nem>i<em>nem>g o<em>nem> everythi<em>nem>g o<em>nem> MSD<em>Nem> (<em>a<em>nem>dem> I remember readi<em>nem>g some MSD<em>Nem> blogs about how sometime that war<em>nem>i<em>nem>g is wro<em>nem>g, as it is applied bli<em>nem>dly to everythi<em>nem>g). – Alex K Ju<em>nem> 24 '12 at 14:...

I have made a git commit <em>a<em>nem>dem> subseque<em>nem>t push. I would like to cha<em>nem>ge the commit message. If I u<em>nem>derst<em>a<em>nem>dem> correctly, this is <em>nem>ot advisable because someo<em>nem>e might have pulled from the remote rep<em>osem>itory before I make such cha<em>nem>ges. What if I k<em>nem>ow that <em>nem>o o<em>nem>e has pulled? ...

... @e<em>nem>d Just import the .h file wherever you wa<em>nem>t to use your <em>nem>ew methods, <em>a<em>nem>dem> call them like you would a<em>nem>y other <em>Nem>SMutableArray methods. Good luck <em>a<em>nem>dem> Keep o<em>nem> Codi<em>nem>g! share | improve this a<em>nem>swer ...

...io<em>nem>. Please do<em>nem>'t do that. Your PHP code may have a memory leak somewhere <em>a<em>nem>dem> you are telli<em>nem>g the server to just use all the memory that it wa<em>nem>ts. You would<em>nem>'t have fixed the problem at all. If you mo<em>nem>itor your server, you will see that it is <em>nem>ow probably usi<em>nem>g up m<em>osem>t of the RAM <em>a<em>nem>dem> eve<em>nem> swappi<em>nem>g...

...odi<em>nem>g=&lt;thee<em>nem>codi<em>nem>gofthefile&gt;) Good guesses for e<em>nem>codi<em>nem>g is "ascii" <em>a<em>nem>dem> "utf8". You ca<em>nem> also leave the e<em>nem>codi<em>nem>g off, <em>a<em>nem>dem> it will use the system default e<em>nem>codi<em>nem>g, which te<em>nem>ds to be UTF8, but may be somethi<em>nem>g else. sha...