I already asked a similiar question but I think now the problem is different..
Im writing in C on eclipse ,linux machine.
I need to read the testfile and each time to try with different buffer size...
I know I need to run on the buffer several times if the size of the buffer is too small but im not sure how to do this...
this is my code ( when im running on buffer with size 67108864 im getting s
I thought the Intent's extra limit in size was 1MB, as reported on docs. Anyway, I lost one day chasing this terrible TransactionTooLargeException:
E/JavaBinder(368): !!!
Hi,
I just need to get this clarified.
I read here that
You need buffer pool a bit (say 10%) larger than your data (total size
of Innodb TableSpaces)
On the other hand I've read elswher that innodb_buffer_pool_size must be up to %80 of the memory. So I'm really confused how should I choose the best size for the pool. My database size is about 6GB and my total memory 64GB.
Hi,
I am using the below command to get the output in a file called "Logs.txt"
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tail -f filename | egrep -i "cpu | hung " >> Logs.txt
The problem is the Logs.txt file gets updated only after the buffer is 8Kb, but i want to update the file immediately and not wait for the buffer to get 8kb.
Is there a way to decrease the buffer size.
Thanks
I have a server that receives a continuous stream of data. As opposed to reading multiple times from a socket, I would like to read the entire data in socket receive buffer with one system call to read().
Of course I can pass a large buffer and read() will try to fill it with all available data.
I want to do some experiments with buffer overflows on my various virtual machines, including (but not limited to) Debian 6, Ubuntu 12.04, Fedora 16, but every time I try to execute the buffer overflow exploit I get the following message:
stack smashing detected (core dumped)
After doing my research I read that it is a feature called buffer overflow protection implemented in the compiler.
This is the way I see it.
A copy of the network activity is written to a buffer, and snoop reads from the buffer.
Hello,
In C, is it possible to serialize a buffer, and save the buffer in a file like in java ? and how ?
Thank you so much.
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