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This question appears to be outside the scope defined in Help Center for stack overflow.Closed 6 years ago.6 years agoIs there a language in which you cannot create an operating system?if anyWhat are ...
While reading this, I found the following statement:https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_8086In addition to the address register for the operation, it also has a 16-bit register for address conversion ...
I have a question about both PC (Windows, Mac, Linux) and smartphone (iOS, Android). Can I check the information I sent to the outside world or check the contents of what I'm going to send and block i...
import osdef run(command): file = open(tmp.py, 'w') file.write(command) file.close() res = os.popen(sudo python3 tmp.py -f).read() return resres = run (Hello)print(Result+res+)So, this is how we built...
I have a question because I don't understand the user thread well.'Thread management is done by the thread library in user space,so it is efficient''because onlyone thread can access the kernel at a t...
If you look at the process state diagram, there are states such as new, ready, running, waiting, etc.At this time, the process does not go to ready immediately when there is an input/output or event, ...
Please tell me the code to find out the cache size (in line units) in the C/C++ program.My computer uses Linux and I would appreciate it if you could tell me the other platform code.It would be nice i...
Hi, everyone. I keep getting confused about the concept of shared memory from the dinosaur book.I just brought the producer code.while(true) { while (counter == BUFFER_SIZE); // do nothing buffer[in] ...
As a beginner at Python, I have a question.How do I get the number of drives on that computer in Python?For example, some computers have drive C only, and some computers may have drive D or E. Is ther...
Is there a way to get the capacity of the directory in Python?I thought that using os.path.getsize() as you would get the file size would give you the capacity of the directory, but it all comes out a...
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