Hi! All files in /dev are special files... they represent devices of the computer. They were created with the mknod syscall. My question is: How can I know the minor and major numbers that were used to create this special file? thanks! Manuel ...
Question: How do I create custom keybindings for minor modes? Something like this. Here is what I have so far. I'm trying to get just one custom keybinding to work: (define-minor-mode num-mode "Toggle the Num pad keys. With no argument, this command toggles the mode. Non-null prefix argument turns on the mode. Nu...
If you can use a tag only once (unique by commit), what do I do with 7 commits in tag "Version 7.3"? I hate that GIT doesn't make revision numbers (like SVN :)). I guess a subquestion would be: What would be a best practice to 'control' version numbers (ex revisions, so I want to save major.minor in every commit and DEFINITELY in every ...
Is it possible and safe to load pyc files made with a different minor version of python? For instance 2.5.1 with 2.5.5? My guess is that the magic number does not change with minor versions. If I refer to this file import.c the magic number corresponds to the variable pyc_magic ( equals MAGIC or MAGIC+1 ) The file comments say: Mag...