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09/13/2024

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Not feeling really great, trying to get out of this ditch i’ve found and back to casting. It’s really hard because i’m trying to quit using like 3 things all at the same time, it’s been so long taking suboxone and other drugs, i’ve been on suboxone for like 3 or 4 years, I wake up to it, and half...

How to Remove Ghosting on Linear Blend
02/05/2025 by Made Arya
i want to do linear blending for my image stitching pipeline. My main reference for linear blending is this post: Blending does not remove seams in OpenCV It works on my stitching pipeline, but the result show ghosting in parts of the images. Here's my code #include #include #include #include […]
Does this use case need sequential consistency or acquire release will suffice?
02/05/2025 by Dhwani Katagade
This snip is from Herb Sutter's Atomic Weapons talk slide from page number 19. If I am understanding this correctly, what Herb is saying is that, for the assert in thread 3 to not fire, this has to follow sequential consistency. So the following code will not fire the assert. […]
How to set up linphone-desktop dev environment?
02/05/2025 by jonaste
I have trouble setting up an environment for modifying the linphone-desktop app. I have cloned https://github.com/BelledonneCommunications/linphone-desktop and followed the steps in the README without success. As I'm mostly used to working on JavaScript and python apps this is somewhat new territory for me. What is the best way to get […]
How to build project Snort with CMake
02/05/2025 by Илья Лиджиев
I have the file FindFlexLexer.cmake where there is a command 'FLEX_TARGET(...)` but arise Error: CMake Error at cmake/FindFlexLexer.cmake:13 (FLEX_TARGET):Unknown CMake command "FLEX_TARGET".CMake (FLEX_TARGET) Including library Flex in file including_lbraries.cmake by find_package(FLEX REQUIRED). Including this file in CmakeLists.txt. My OS: macOS; cmake version 3.31.5; flex version 2.6.4 Apple(flex-35). FindFlexLexer.cmake: set(FLEX_PREFIX_PATH "/opt/homebrew/Cellar/flex/2.6.4_2/include" […]
QT5 using typedef enum in multiple C++-files results in compilation error 'Not declared in this scope'
02/05/2025 by user44791
In a headerfile header1.h I am creating the typedef enum header1.h #ifndef HEADER1_H #define HEADER1_H typedef enum { TEST1, TEST2 } TestType_t; #endif In a second headerfile headerWorking.h I am creating a class and include TestType_t headerWorking.h #ifndef HEADER_WORKING_H #define HEADER_WORKING_H #include #include class ClassWorking: public QObject { Q_OBJECT QML_ELEMENT […]
error MSB3075: :VCEnd" exited with code 5. Please verify that you have sufficient rights to run this command
02/05/2025 by lavi
when I am trying to build the project getting a registry failure error: error MSB3075: The command "regsvr32 /s /c "D:\Nomnia\Omnia\source\cpp\DependentFiles\TaxingEngine.dll" error MSB3075: echo regsvr32 exec. time > "..\..\..\DependentFiles\regsvr32.trg" error MSB3075: :VCEnd" exited with code 5. Please verify that you have sufficient rights to run this command. I have already […]
Checking the bounds of a 2D Dynamic Array in C++
02/05/2025 by Hafiz Abdullah
Issue with Recursive 2D Array Traversal Without Built-in Functions I'm implementing a recursive function to sum even and odd numbers separately in a 2D dynamic array. The function signature is predefined as follows: int sum(int **array, int row, int column, int &evenSum, int &oddSum); Constraints: Must use recursion. No built-in […]
undefined reference to Xlib and Opengl symbols under WSL [duplicate]
02/05/2025 by Ilya Sokolov
I have some issues with linking X11 and Opengl libraries while cross-compiling application for Linux under WSL using Visual Studio 2022. It seems that all settings are correct, the X11 and Opengl libraries have been included in the command line, so the line looks like: x86_64-linux-gnu-g++ -o "/home/sinsin/projects/LibForLinux/bin/x64/Debug/ServerStubProjectLinux.so" -Wl,--no-undefined -Wl,-L"/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/" […]
Why can't I assign an std::optional of std::lock_guard?
02/05/2025 by H.v.M.
Why can't I declare an optional std::lock_guard and then assign it later? The same thing with an optional string works just fine. This works: std::mutex m; std::optional lg(m); But this doesn't: (*) std::mutex m; std::optional lg; lg = std::lock_guard(m); And this doesn't: (**) std::mutex m; std::optional lg; lg = std::optional(m); […]
How would you test drive a scheduler for an embedded OS?
02/05/2025 by Keegan
Assume you are developing an OS from scratch for a small embedded platform. You want to develop a basic OS using Test Driven Development (TDD). What tests would you use to develop basic features such as adding a new task, confirming the scheduler selects the correct task based on the […]

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