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razeh When I look through the LLVM and clang code base I see all sorts of command line options that I can't seem to get to. For example, inside of AliasAnalysisCounter.cpp I see: static cl::opt<bool>
PrintAll("count-aa-print-all-queries", cl::ReallyHidden, cl:
Lazer When I browse the LLVM and clang codebases, I see various command line options that I can't seem to see. For example, inside AliasAnalysisCounter.cpp I see: static cl::opt<bool>
PrintAll("count-aa-print-all-queries", cl::ReallyHidden, cl::init(true));
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Lazer When I browse the LLVM and clang codebases, I see various command line options that I can't seem to see. For example, inside AliasAnalysisCounter.cpp I see: static cl::opt<bool>
PrintAll("count-aa-print-all-queries", cl::ReallyHidden, cl::init(true));
st
username I am on Windows 10. I'm trying to load Adobe Dreamweaver extension via command line on Windows. I want to navigate to C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Extension Manager CSx\ I am following the instructions here . If I select command prompt (admin), I getC
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C mouse I want to parse command line options with a specific format for getting the value. The function is as follows char* getCmdOption(char** begin,
char** end,
const std::string& option)
{
char** itr = std::find(be
C mouse I want to parse command line options with a specific format for getting the value. The function is as follows char* getCmdOption(char** begin,
char** end,
const std::string& option)
{
char** itr = std::find(be
C mouse I want to parse command line options with a specific format for getting the value. The function is as follows char* getCmdOption(char** begin,
char** end,
const std::string& option)
{
char** itr = std::find(be
C mouse I want to parse command line options with a specific format for getting the value. The function is as follows char* getCmdOption(char** begin,
char** end,
const std::string& option)
{
char** itr = std::find(be
C mouse I want to parse command line options with a specific format for getting the value. The function is as follows char* getCmdOption(char** begin,
char** end,
const std::string& option)
{
char** itr = std::find(be
Change How can I generate a list of all open windows, including dialogs and duplicates, from the command line? Lucas You can use wmctrl to get a list of all open windows. You first need to install it. sudo apt install wmctrl
Then you can run the command. wmct
Change How can I generate a list of all open windows, including dialogs and duplicates, from the command line? Lucas You can use wmctrl to get a list of all open windows. You first need to install it. sudo apt install wmctrl
Then you can run the command. wmct
Change How can I generate a list of all open windows, including dialogs and duplicates, from the command line? Lucas You can use wmctrl to get a list of all open windows. You first need to install it. sudo apt install wmctrl
Then you can run the command. wmct
Change How can I generate a list of all open windows, including dialogs and duplicates, from the command line? Lucas You can use wmctrl to get a list of all open windows. You first need to install it. sudo apt install wmctrl
Then you can run the command. wmct
velvet: From Java, is it possible to get the full command line with all the arguments to start the application? System.getEnv()and System.getProperties()doesn't seem to contain these values. Stephen Denne: Some of these are available from RuntimeMXBean by call
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velvet: From Java, is it possible to get the full command line with all the arguments to start the application? System.getEnv()and System.getProperties()doesn't seem to contain these values. Stephen Denne: Some of these are available from RuntimeMXBean by call
Sam I'm already a big fan of using C-jinstead of <ENTER>sending newlines. Unfortunately, in the tmux command line ( which is invoked by prefix-:default ) C-j, even set -gw status-keys emacsputting in does nothing ~/.tmux.conf. (Note that it C-jsends newlines f
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username I have a project that I used to build with cmake and the default Apple compiler. Now, to use OpenMP in this project, I need to change to a compiler that supports OpenMp. So I installed gcc via Homebrew and also installed the Xcode 6 plugin. ( http://h
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name: 'gifsearch',
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Jon Belanger I'm using LLVM 8.0 and clang, and doing some work during optimization, I need to get the path to clang. I'm running clang with that -fltoflag so that clang actually calls the linker and eventually my code. I am doing this on Ubuntu 16.04. I'm tryi
Jon Belanger I'm using LLVM 8.0 and clang, and doing some work during optimization, I need to get the path to clang. I'm running clang with that -fltoflag so that clang actually calls the linker and eventually my code. I am doing this on Ubuntu 16.04. I'm tryi
Camille The Flask manual on setting command options only FLASK_RUN_PORTcovers commands that set environment variables that can be loaded via Click . How can I find other options and use them with the pattern FLASK_COMMAND_OPTION? I want to set this to my vscod
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