Windows Console App vs Service
My Situation I work for a company that builds software for many other companies. When I learned installers weren’t built-in with VS2012, I was curious how to deploy. So far, I have just been dropping .exes on our clients servers using PowerShell scripts. Now I need a full-blown Windows service. I have seen many example […]
Little and Big endian confusion
Just to make sure if I understand this correctly. Is this right that little endian processors read the memory addresses from highest to the lowest address and where as a big endian processors suppose to read them from lowest to the highest address?
How do programs generally get information from the OS?
In many languages there are libraries, either built into the language itself or built separately outside of the language, which allow information to be taken from the operating system at some level. Examples are metadata about a file, current memory usage and the OS version itself.
How do programs generally get information from the OS?
In many languages there are libraries, either built into the language itself or built separately outside of the language, which allow information to be taken from the operating system at some level. Examples are metadata about a file, current memory usage and the OS version itself.
Virtual machine for a high level programming language vs an operating system
It struck me recently that a virtual machine for a high level programming language is very much like an OS. It manages resources, e.g. stack, heap, etc. similar to how an operating system manages resources and if the programming language supports threads then the virtual machine also does time-sharing and context switching similar to how an operating system does it.
Virtual machine for a high level programming language vs an operating system
It struck me recently that a virtual machine for a high level programming language is very much like an OS. It manages resources, e.g. stack, heap, etc. similar to how an operating system manages resources and if the programming language supports threads then the virtual machine also does time-sharing and context switching similar to how an operating system does it.
Virtual machine for a high level programming language vs an operating system
It struck me recently that a virtual machine for a high level programming language is very much like an OS. It manages resources, e.g. stack, heap, etc. similar to how an operating system manages resources and if the programming language supports threads then the virtual machine also does time-sharing and context switching similar to how an operating system does it.
Scheduling between child and parent process
When child processes are created using the fork system call what is there scheduling priorities..are they same? if so will always a child process run first and then parent…or is there a manipulation to this pattern.
Scheduling between child and parent process
When child processes are created using the fork system call what is there scheduling priorities..are they same? if so will always a child process run first and then parent…or is there a manipulation to this pattern.
Scheduling between child and parent process
When child processes are created using the fork system call what is there scheduling priorities..are they same? if so will always a child process run first and then parent…or is there a manipulation to this pattern.