Are you sure it doesn't work as it is? It looks OK to me. $? should still have the exit status of the aws command.
wibble=$(cat i_dont_exist)
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
echo "success"
echo $wibble
else
echo "failed"
fi
zog=$(echo foo)
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
echo "success"
echo...
The great majority of embedded jobs are still C or C++ but Rust surely does have a future in the space (I'd like to learn it myself at some point!).
It's also useful to get a bit familiar with assembly language (most commonly ARM) because you really do get an appreciation of what's actually...
Disclaimer: I know nothing about Apache (I do embedded development!), but this just piqued my curiosity:
1. It's not clear if can you use ap_expr constructs in a RewriteRule? The docs indicate that you can in a RewriteCond, but it's not mentioned in the RewriteRule stuff.
2. If not, it looks...
What NickK said.. this code just dereferences the pointer to get the first structure, surely. Unless there's some CUDA magic (I've only used it very lightly ages ago, mostly do plain old CPU threading).
What happens if you access another structure at *(Dev_Group_Places + <nonzero offset>)?
The explanation sounds a bit weird:
1. 8 bytes / 64 bits can hold numbers a lot larger than 99,999,999
2. the response you're sending is >= 100 megabytes?!
It looks like the path where the loop finishes due to the stop condition (npvIt != end) needs to be handled.
In that case, there were j <= i elements in newParticleVector to start with.
So you probably just want to do newParticleVector.clear() on that path.
Your code would also be clearer in...
Yes, I hate this contortion of code to fit an artificial "THOU SHALT HAVE A SINGLE RETURN STATEMENT" rule. Makes the code so much more complex to follow.
Rolled a decent Unbound Bolt today. Trying out the 2.84 BP rather than the 2.16 with my 2h xbow.
Still need a decent neck, and Witching Hour apparently doesn't exist :(
Yeah, use thoses unities. That alone gave me three extra rift levels. Becomes pretty hard to actually die in GR <~ 34, which saves much running time.
Jewelery is my problem too. Can't find a decent amulet, which is annoying when it's such a big dps source.
Firefox for
a) the "awesomebar" or whatever it calls itself. Gets me to what I want more efficiently than any of the other similar solutions -- absolutely killer feature.
b) tree style tab -- afaik there's no especially good solution nowadays for Chrome et al. Just can't use silly...
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