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I've worked a lot with C++ code that utilizes threads and which is loaded
by a python program. But that doesn't involve anything like the Go M:N go
routine to thread scheduler. There are probably subtleties in mixing the
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But thinking you can do anything about the other failure modes, especially
EINTR, is mistaken. See
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http://austingroupbugs.net/view.php?id=529
https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=14627
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t, "%.12g %08x%08x\n", f, ((int *))[0], ((int *))[1]);
fprintf(stdout, "%.12g %08x%08x\n", h, ((int *))[0], ((int *))[1]);
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nt to recv() with flags
set to zero. You can't use it to read multiple packets with a single call.
Nor can you use it to read a packet incrementally. At least on UNIX like
platforms the excess bytes will be discarded.
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On Fri, Jun 14, 2019 at 6:28 PM Yamil Bracho wrote:
> Yes, I am using text/template...
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> El viernes, 14 de junio de 2019, 19:07:24 (UTC-4), Burak Serdar escribió:
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>>
>> Are you using html/template by any chance?
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>> If so, try text/template i
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instantiates, and returns, a new instance of the "syslog-ng"
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ust a few minutes to setup with a cert it automatically
acquired from LetsEncrypt. It's written in Go. And it already has a rich
set of plugins such as ipfilter <https://github.com/pyed/ipfilter> that I
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system will invalidate the page of memory
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data structure that can be composed at run time there are many options. Why
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Substituting an io.Pipe may be fine for the O.P.s specific situation but in
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makes it easier to abstract the generation of "unique" ints so that they
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of this topic. I'll leave it to others to opine
whether the implicit initialization is good style or whether the explicit
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don't see any reason to prefer the explicit initialization since it is 100%
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> the answer is retry.
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> The man page [1] explicitly says that Linux close(2) should *never* be
> retried, not even on EINTR.
> As I mentioned, there are plans to change close to return EINPROGRESS,
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the channel that would change
the behavior of the program. Channel ops are what are known as memory
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Engineering: dial tcp 169.44.165.69:443:
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love, but that isn't the Go model of behavior. This also seems like a
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My recommendation is to open a GitHub issue at the link you provided. It
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That is not a valid URL. The Python urllib.parse module explicitly ignores
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essential promise to prevent of every OS
>> other than MS DOS, original MacOS, and practically the threads in shared
>> memory model of Smalltalk & MP Mathematica.
>>
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ckoverflow question you linked to is bollocks. The
questioner apparently wants to read the virtual memory of other processes.
Yet they accepted as correct an answer that does no such thing. The
"answer" only reads arbitrary virtual memory of the Go process.
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go build" or something similar. My suggestion to run "git
clone" was predicated on you wanting to just review the source code; not
build it. If you want to be able to build it, and import it into other
projects, then you need to figure out why "go get" doesn't work on your
system.
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> Since Golang doesn't support the Constant of struct, what could be your
> approach?
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using it rather than Apache or Nginx. It's not clear what you
are looking for since "web framework" is a nebulous term. See
https://caddyserver.com/docs/v2-upgrade for how the new Caddy v2
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>
> for day time it works properly .
>
> my cron expression is 0 15 3 * * * means at midnight 03:15 AM daily
>
I don't see what this has to do with Go but the problem is your crontab
spec says to run the job at 15:00 hours on the third day of each month.
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ne a 'negation' pattern" is preferable to using `-tags` to define a
"positive pattern" for tests to be run.
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option to optionally enable it. For example, `go test -tags test7978` and
`// +build test7978` at the top of the test file you want run only when
explicitly enabled.
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ep(5);
>> >> > printf("Exit from main process\n");
>> >> > pthread_exit(0);
>> >> > }
>> >> >
>> >> > kkk@ ~/mycode/go () $ ./a.out &
>> >> > [1] 108418Main thread. Sleep 5 secondsThe is new thread
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> 43635 43638 pts/29 00:00:00 a.out
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> Due to the detached thread still executing the process left in defunt
> state.
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> Thanks for checking on this, I will see if we can reproduce my situation
> on a newer kernel.
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> Uday Kiran
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process has a bug (the most likely explanation) or your OS has
a bug.
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that a Go program will need to disable async preemption
100% of the time. If you have a situation that does need to always disable
it you should probably open a bug report.
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you linked to is resolved you simply remove the custom build tag. You seem
to have an aversion to using build tags for this problem, which I do not
understand, while suggesting that introducing an equivalent mechanism is
preferable. i don't understand why.
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