How to set scrollview transparent in tinalinux
i wanna set transparent mtableviewpiece and in include mscrollviewpiece
“I’m working on a software project running on the Tinalinux operating system using the Minigui library. In my application, I’m utilizing an MTableViewPiece component that contains a ScrollView. I’m encountering some issues with this setup and am looking for suitable solutions.”
How to set scrollview transparent in tinalinux
i wanna set transparent mtableviewpiece and in include mscrollviewpiece
“I’m working on a software project running on the Tinalinux operating system using the Minigui library. In my application, I’m utilizing an MTableViewPiece component that contains a ScrollView. I’m encountering some issues with this setup and am looking for suitable solutions.”
How can I check in Linux if a port can be opened?
I’m writing a server and would like to check if the process has the capability to open a port below 1024, and use a port above 1024 otherwise.
How can I generate coverage for program which ends in an execve()?
How can I generate usable coverage reports for a program that ends with execve()
instead of exit()
or a similar function? The second program that is being execve()
d is irrelevant for the coverage report (it is an user supplied program, it could be anything, a Python script, program build without coverage instrumentation etc.). I have tried generating coverage using both gcc
and clang
and the relevant coverage files either don’t get generated or say that no line of code was executed (which is false).
Advantages of Monitors over Condition Variables and Mutexes
I would like to initiate a discussion on the necessity of monitors in concurrent programming when, in essence, one could potentially replace them entirely with a combination of mutexes and condition variables.