Posts Tagged ‘C’
I've found two different toolsets for embedding a C/C++ interpreter into my own code. I haven't tested these yet, but will keep them in mind.
Ch
Ch is an embeddable C/C++ interpreter with some nifty extentions, and it parses and executes C code without transforming it into intermediate or byte code.
Ch supports ISO C standard (C90), major [...]
Many of my past hacks, involved systems that needed to know the TCP/IP address of a client workstation, and I've generally used one of two methods for doing so:
a program on the client initiates a HTTP request to a PHP or CGI resource, which records the client's IP address from an environment variable passed to [...]
Ah, the perils of copying and pasting from the Web:
(All the juicy bits — the names of the files to include in this bit of code — are illegible, because the filenames are in pointy brackets. Pointy brackets however, open and close HTML/XML. Upon seeing the invalid tag, the browser refuses to display it.)
This isn't [...]
libconfig may be yet another configuration library, but I gave it a once-over anyway, and it is good. libconfig calls itself "a simple library for processing structured configuration files", with a "file format which is much more readable than XML". The file format really is readable, as the following short example shows:
# authenticator
name = "JP";
enabled [...]
I checked with the Lotus Administrators whether they still want to use the Lotus Domino server add-in task I wrote for registering new users, and there was a resounding yes!, which of course pleases me.
The reason I verified is that they reported a bug in the process: the ID file of a newly [...]
It is very difficult to work with UNIX/Linux-based systems without having heard of the ubiquitious dbm family of routines, and most people know there are a number of them, including the newer NDBM, GNU's GDBM, SDBM, and the Berkeley DB abstraction functions which also provide DBM compatibility.
There is a new kid on the block: Tokyo [...]
They said the Lotus C API for Mac OS X wouldn't come, and I said it is "Hard to believe". It came.
I've got a sample program compiled and linked, and I'm now fumbling with getting it to run. Not easy, but I'll perservere.
If you take the time to read the Building UNIX and MAC Applications [...]