From some reason this topic never got enough attention in libc. POSIX threads library does addresses this issue, however what starts in POSIX library stays in POSIX library. pthread_self() and friends will get you an identifier that is unique accross your program, but not accross your system. Although thread is a system object, the system […]
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This article describes most useful Linux networking commands, as simple as it sounds. The truth is that I am writing this article more for myself. I am rarely doing complex networking configurations. As a result, when I have to configure something, I often forget commands and their syntax. Often it takes hours to find out […]
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