this will be helpfull
http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Kerneld/index.html
and search for modules and drivers on
http://tldp.org/HOWTO/HOWTO-INDEX/howtos.html
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in perl you can do some thing like
@numTokens = split/\+\*\/\-/, $calcString
$numTokens[0] will contain you first operand and so on..
so basically look into regex and you can retrieve you operators as well as your
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you can get into a file called myfile.txt
with the below:
Code:sqlpls scott/tiger << EOF set echo on spool myfile.txt select * from user_tablespace; spool off EOF
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You must got those boot-up lan cards and some virus
or some settings on your wife pc needs to be to done to
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it might already been installed.
just do a
[root@localhost ~]# rpm -qa | grep http
httpd-2.2.0-5.1.2
httpd-manual-2.2.0-5.1.2
make sure there are http modules installed, if so
you can start them with
/etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd start and stop to stop there httpd server.
otherwise the above rpms can be found in you cds. just search for them.
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you will have to change this
DocumentRoot "/var/www"
to where you index.html will start from.
other things are also there in your .htaccess file in your local directories.Leave a comment:
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you can use commands like nslookup and dig on linux
or use the web uwhois.com to find the ipaddress-url pair.
Basically they hit the DNS root-servers and get the information
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try my module in cpan.org Net :: DNS :: SendmailLeave a comment:
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it would help if you provide an example. Not sure you find bioinformatic people here.Leave a comment:
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1. init with pid=1
2. System calls are getting called by the shell.
3. they are different instances of vi on different copies of the same file in the different terminals.Leave a comment:
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#/bin/bash
man mail | col -b | grep delete > delete.txt
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[QUOTE=Banfa]
Thanks very much Banfa.
Just one query. Is this "post++" (i.e. next same-key value is at next data-type + 1 address location) a compiler/c++ standard or it varies on
windows or other unix platforms?
On the other hand your solution made me to dump another workaround.
It works great.
...Code:#include <iostream> #include <map> #include
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trying to get the second 2nd value of same key in multimap
I am unable to get the "is" I keep getting the below:
the find : this
the find : this
what I want is:
the find : this
the find : is
from the below code:
...Code:typedef multimap<int,string> IntStringMMap; IntStringMMap coll; // container for int/string values coll.insert(make_pair(2,"a")); coll.insert(make_pair(1,"this"));
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