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- What exactly is meant by the term porting? - Super User
Porting is the procedure of adapting software so that it runs on a new computer platform (e g different processor or different operating system) An example case would be porting a Windows-only program to run on Linux or on a Mac Most software today is designed to be easily portable between different platforms (e g use libraries that are available everywhere) It can either be done by the
- Porting Notepad++ syntax to Sublime Text 2 - Super User
Porting Notepad++ syntax to Sublime Text 2 Ask Question Asked 13 years, 7 months ago Modified 13 years, 7 months ago
- How do I access MTP devices on the command line in Windows?
Most MTP (Media Transfer Protocol) devices show up in Windows File Explorer under their device name or a GUID, but they don't have a drive letter assigned How can I access the files on such device
- Porting SyncToy 2. 0 Folder Pairs to New Profile - Super User
Folder pairs are located in "C:\Documents and Settings\name_old\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\SyncToy\2 0" You will need to copy over both the SyncToyDirPairs bin and the dat files to your new profile
- installation - Google Android OS on x86? - Super User
Hilariously, there actually is a project for porting Android to the x86, currently on v1 6r2 download an ISO follow instructions for installing to VM's I used VMWare 6 5 but I think there were Virtualbox instructions too choose install to HD I setup and formatted a 7GB ext3 partition, type 83, no swap install was really quick, boot was much faster than my Motorola A-855 (course this a P4
- Exporting Insane Amount of Google Chrome Bookmarks
There may be an extension for porting them across browsers already, it looks like Firefox will not yet important favorites from Chrome natively, only Safari when on Mac, and various other browsers from various other Operating Systems I generally suggest that you use Sathya's Answer for simplicity's sake!
- Clang disable Case Sensitive header file inclusion - Super User
We faced a similar problem while porting a very large windows application to linux, and ultimately put in the work to make filenames and includes consistent However, until we did, we used WSL1 and the code was on an NTFS drive
- Nothing seems to account for 5GB of memory that is missing under Linux
@Torge Actually, the mess is more like the Solaris Porting Layer, or SPL, which is used by ZoL (ZFS on Linux) Solaris and Linux handle memory allocations differently, and ZFS is a Solaris native, so things can get a little confused on Linux You may be interested in How can I determine the current size of the ARC in ZFS, and how does the ARC relate to free or cache memory? which I posted
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