Posted on May 19, 2009, 3:35 pm, by Alexander Sandler, under
Blog.
There were a couple of things actually, but most of them were solvable one way or another. There was one problem that I could not solve. I have a N95 cell. phone. There are couple of applications I use on it, but one of them I use the most. It is called Handy Safe Pro. […]
This question is especially relevant after yesterday’s fiasco. I ran into an article whose name is exactly Is desktop Linux too fragmented to succeed? The article argues that the fragmentation is what keeping Linux Desktop from beating Mac OS and even Windows. It is because the effort to create Linux desktop is scattered across multiple […]
Posted on August 26, 2008, 12:19 pm, by Alexander Sandler, under
News.
This article describes the difference between the two. Does getting 64-bit support really worth the time and the effort and perhaps the the money? Find out here.
Table of contents Introduction Kernel support ptrace() Starting to debug Debugger-debuggee synchronization A new debugger was born The magic behind INT 3 Breakpoints hands on Single steps Conclusion IntroductionBACK TO TOC In this article, I’d like to tell you how real debugger works. What happens under the hood and why it happens. We’ll even write […]
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