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Monthly Archives: April 2006
Mixing 64 bytes and 32 Bytes Libraries on Solaris
Remind to myself to use the switch -64 on solaris with crle to tell the linker on solaris to get the linker ‘seeing’ 64 libraries. I wonder why everything is not as simple as linux thought where we have everything … Continue reading
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Python 2.5 Beta
I have been looking at the What’s new of Python 2.5. There is some cool features inside it : Conditional Expressions: This stuff basically allow to do standard C idiom (that we found in every kind of derivative language) like … Continue reading
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