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I'm testing offline mode in my app. When I debug over WiFi, the iPhone loses the debugger connection after several seconds when I turn on Airplane Mode. In Xcode 26, there is no longer a checkbox for ...
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Using the T command in the Perl debugger produces a stack backtrace similar to $ = main::infested called from file 'Ambulation.pm' line 10 @ = Ambulation::legs(1, 2, 3, 4) called from file 'camel_flea'...
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I am developing a desktop application in C++ using Qt Creator. My app runs fine in release mode, but it started to quit after making (perfectly) one display cycle, in Debug mode, without issuing any ...
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I am buliding a wordpress plugin. To take payment I am using Paypal. Users wil get an paypal link to pay the payment. I am using webhook for backend confirmation. But paypal can't reach may webhook ...
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I'm learning to use debugging perspective in Eclipse, and I'm using this code to see how variables change int test =1; test =2; test=3; int max; max=10; for(int var =0 ;var < max; ++var){ std::...
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Normally when debugging, I'll just place breakpoints and hit debug on the top right of the VS Code interface. But a lot of times, I need to run scripts from the terminal. I essentially want to be able ...
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I'm developping in python 3.13 on Windows. I have 2 computers: On the first one I want to execute a .py file to simulate multiple BACnet devices on my PC ip : 192.168.1.54/24, port = BAC0 (47808) On ...
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The code below is to debloat workstations. It works, but the if statement does not work as intended. It removes the app installed, but writes removal failed instead of removal successful. # Loop ...
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I'm working on ATL/COM-based applications in C++. In order to do debugging, might use native visualisers (`*.natvis` files). On my PC, I have natvis files, handling things like ATL::CComPtr, ATL::...
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DOS 6.22. Virtual Machine. Simple code: .model small, stdcall .386 .stack 1024 .code Main proc mov AX, @data mov DS, AX mov EBX, 00F00140h ; ebx contain 00F00140h mov EAX,...
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I have a C++ hash map class that I'm writing natvis code for in order to easily inspect its members while debugging. One member of the class is char* myControlBytes which is an array of chars/bytes ...
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I recently had an update of vscode (now version: 1.112.0), and suddenly I wasn't able to start the debugger any more on my C++ project. I have a launch.json with a debugger configuration (which was ...
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I am currently reading The C Programming Language Second Edition by Brian W. Kernighan and Dennis M. Ritchie. My question is about readlines on p.109 in this book: #include <stdio.h> #include &...
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I'm developing a Streamlit app in VS Code. I have created a virtual environment (venv) specifically for this project, activated it in my terminal, and installed all requirements (including streamlit). ...
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I have a Golang project, a single page application in React, where golang works as static files server and API. The application can be run using docker compose up and npm run in the web folder. Here ...
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