Dear ladies and sirs. We have Hudson CI server which uses msbuild to build our C# code. Does anyone who uses Hudson CI server also has the symbol server (symsrv.dll) configured? I would like to understand what is the best way of combining the two. Thanks. P.S. Apparently, ServerFault is not the right place for this question. ...
I'm stumped. Here is the output of ld. /usr/lib/libvisual-0.6/actor/actor_avs_superscope.so: undefined reference to `visual_mem_free' /usr/lib/libvisual-0.6/actor/actor_avs_superscope.so: undefined reference to `visual_mem_malloc0' Here are the macros: #define visual_mem_new0(struct_type, n_structs) \ ((struct_type *) v...
I compiled the Qt Framework with debugging enabled, but the script stripped the debugging symbols from the libraries and saved them as *.debug files -- just like here. Sadly I need these symbols inside the .so files, so I can continue working with them. There seems no way to teach my debugger to load external (non-PDB) symbols. So anothe...
Hi! If this is OT, please tell me where to repost it. I need to render some math equations, in real time. Where can I find a mapping of the LaTeX "english" names (like \sum ) to symbol XYZ of ABC.ttf ? I can read + render ttf's fine; I just don't know where to get the ttfs that have the math symbols and how they're indexed. Thanks! ...
Hi - I am trying to compile a gcc project on cygwin for the first time. The build is failing, because an underbar is being prefixed to all symbols. This is causing a symbol mismatch to the GLIB library (installed via CYGWIN package management system) which does not have the leading underbar. Is this tendancy to place a leading underb...
I am writing a code analysis tool that uses reflection to validate a particular code base. When I encounter a type or member of interest I would like to load the symbols and extract the source file and line number where the member or type is defined. Is this possible? If so, how? class SourceInfo { public static SourceInfo GetFrom(M...
Hi all, This question stems from this question that I asked yesterday. I've followed Theo's advice and created a .swc with all the common classes and added the .swc as an external library to my module .swf. This all seems to have worked smoothly--I don't get TypeErrors and my classes are all present in the catalog.xml of the .swc file w...
Hi, I'm trying to load a module library via dl in such way, that the module can access globals from the main application. How is that possible to do? I get an error message from dlopen saying library/name.so: undefined symbol: .... The only flag used is: RTLD_NOW. The module itself is build with libtool with -module -avoid-version. ...
Hi I'm working in a Linux environment and I have to link to a object file already compiled which offers me some services (services.o) and I know some of them, but I'd like to know which are all of the exported symbols of it. Is there any way to accomplish this not having the sources? If so, how? Thanks you very much. ...
I want to write a little function's tracer. I use ptrace. When I see a CALL instruction, I want to show the function name equivalent to the address call. My tracer work with symbols with absolute address (symbol define in the main binary). But I don't know how I can get the absolute address in virtual memory of the function of the shar...
Does anyone have a good regex for stripping all symbols (';.,_\$@!% the carriage return etc) from a string, without damaging any foreign characters (é 多 فا etc)? Non-regex would be even better, I suppose, but I don't see any Ruby or Rails methods that do this. ...
I have written some Ruby code to import the Google n-gram data into a hash table, mapping word unigrams to their respective counts. I'm using symbols as opposed to strings for the keys. I've been running this code on a linux box for a while now with no problems. Running it on my Mac this morning yielded a symbol table overflow runtime...
Hi, I've set up a symbol-server for one of my current projects. During a nightly build I: build my source apply a label to the sourcefiles that have been used in the build index the pdb files with the necessary information stored the pdb files in the MS symbol server (In fact, I've followed this article: Source Server helps you kill...
A software I am working on ships with NETLIB BLAS/LAPACK embedded into its sources using all-lowercase symbol names but now while porting the application to windows I discovered that Intel MKL and several other BLAS/LAPACK implementations for this platform use all-uppercase symbol names. Is there a way to tell the gnu compiler/linker to ...
Hello ... There are number '2352362361 ', as it is separated by spaces from the end of 3 characters? The output should obtain '2 352 362 361 ' ...
Possible Duplicate: What is the ?? operator for? I saw a line of code which states - return (str ?? string.Empty).Replace(txtFind.Text, txtReplace.Text); I want to know the exact meaning of this line(i.e. the ?? part).. ...
Where do I find documentation for what symbols are available (and what they do) for built-in Rails objects like ActionController? I'm on the ActionController::Base API page for rubyonrails.org, but don't see symbols information. I've tried querying Google, but I don't know what keywords to look for besides rails and symbols. Anyone? ...
I was just wondering why Ruby exposes symbols for explicit use - isn't that the sort of optimisation that's usually handled by the interpreter / compiler? Thanks for any insight :) ...
I get this error when trying to link a win32 exe project. I have linked in the lib that contains the code for this method. But still gets an unresolved symbol error. error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "public: bool __thiscall SharedJobQueue::AddJobA(class boost::shared_ptr<class domain::Job>)" (?AddJobA@SharedJobQueue@@QAE_NV?$sh...
Despite reading this article, I'm still confused as to the representation of the data in memory when it comes to using symbols. If a symbol, two of them contained in different objects, exist in the same memory location, then how is it that they contain different values? I'd have expected the same memory location to contain the same val...