It turns out that the discussion that told me that pintool needed to be updated was superseded by an update to the tool. No need to downgrade the kernel.
Thanks for the links, btw.
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It turns out that the discussion that told me that pintool needed to be updated was superseded by an update to the tool. No need to downgrade the kernel.
Thanks for the links, btw.
I'm trying to use pintool for a project I'm working on, and it turns out that pintool doesn't support linux 3.0. Is there any way I could install 2.6?
The reason I have it is that I'm using Ubuntu in VMware Fusion, so I've got command mapped to the windows key, and it triggers whenever I command-tab out of the application.
I'm on 11.10, and whenever I hit the windows key, the little 'start menu' pops up. Is there any way I can disable this?
This solved it. For some reason the entries for eth0 and wlan0 were missing. Are there any guides to the things that need to be in place for networking to work? I don't know where to check when...
I've got an old Sony Viao computer, and the networking doesn't seem to work. The wireless indicator tells me 'networking is disabled,' even when the wireless switch is set to on. All drivers seem to...
That doesn't work for me for some reason... I figured I'd have to provide the mapping manually.
I want to map a keyboard shortcut to let me switch between desktops, and when I go to Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts, it wants me to give it a command.
Does anyone know the shortcut to use?
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They are not listed in Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts, and I'm not sure what to do. Can anyone give me some suggestions? I'm on Ubuntu 10.04, and I can't update, unfortunately.
I'm using GNOME...
As the title states, I have a GTX 295 video cards, and two monitors, and I want to make use of both of them. Here is my lspci output:
00:00.0 Host bridge: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] RS780...
I have recently acquired a second monitor for my workspace, which uses Ubuntu server for simplicity. We have a GTX925 card, which has two outputs. Is there any way that I can use the two monitors at...
I mean, I know what it does, I just don't want to be ignorant of implementation details.
I suppose It wouldn't kill me to use Vector's though. In any case, look at it from the point of view of...
That seems like a good method, but I'm not sure I trust/understand the vector data structure. I don't want to treat it as a black box is what I mean.
Also, I'm coming from C, so I'm extremely...
I would, but the matrix needs both row *and* column operations, so I need to have two linked lists organizing the rows and the columns.
Ok, so I am writing a sparse matrix class. I need to have a node class, which will be a template for its contents. Now I come from C, but most of my OO work has been in Java, so I need a bit of a...
The machine I want to access is a university machine my advisor and I are using for research. Our IT people are, to say the least, uncooperative, so I have to hack together some sort of access to...
Well, I meant remove it. I suppose it wouldn't do any harm to leave it in place, since I'm not using it and I have more than enough hard drive space...
Great, that worked perfectly, aside from minor version numbering issues. Now how would I go about ditching X?
Ok, as the title might imply, I want a server. However, the server kernels for Ubuntu are incompatible with CUDA, as they aren't able to build an interface for it, etc. The desktop kernels do not...
Awesome, I went and got a basic account there, but now I just need to make my IP address be constant. What services can I use to get that?
Also, IP address aside, I have a new concern. I am...
I want to set up an old computer of mine as a file dump, ssh, and svn server, and I want access to it from everywhere I go. I have two issues that I would need resolved:
1. I don't want to go...
The trouble with the solution Jiraiya_sama offered, it seems, is that when you return the object by value, the pointer is still contained in the object, which violates encapsulation and causes hell. ...
And to find the largest possible number, just print 2^(sizeof(long long)) etc.
I'm doing just this, although it seems my library is a little deeper than what you want to do. Here are some details:
I'm doing everything in CPU, just cuz I want to have some fun with it, so all...
For large integers, you want to use the GMP library, which supports arbitrarily large integers. It's normally used in C rather than C++, although C++ class bindings are available.
Here is a link...