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I was looking at this VScode plugin https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=RamonViladomat.CompileScore2022 to profile C++ compilation speed with clang or MSVC but I then realized it was only compatible with Windows...
Is there a good equivalent on Linux ?
I know I can profile code with g++ -ftime-report but it doesn't do exactly what I want. I'm looking for a tool able to display the bottlenecks in my code.
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As indicated in the heading, I'm looking for an IDE for Verilog. I am a Mac user, but I couldn't find any (good) one, especially one that has more or less the same functionality as Eclipse.
Thanks in advance!
You can give SVEditor a try! It's an Eclipse-based IDE with some basic features.
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I don't know much about building DNS servers, but still.. Does Go have built-in packages to create DNS-server?
As the search on the language reference doesn't find something, I'd agree that there is no dns in the standard library (Search on golang reference).
Though I've already seen libraries on github.
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Ideally there would be a version of Intel's Software Developer's Manuals written in AT&T syntax, but I would be happy to find anything that is close enough.
Sun's manual uses gas syntax, with a correspondence table for the Intel/AMD-sanctioned opcode names (PDF).
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boost.org is experiencing some problems with documentation - it just wouldnt open. Is there any other resource or decent documentation on boost io streams?
If you have Boost installation, full documentation is in the doc directory. For example, on my computer it is C:\Program Files\Boost\boost_1_48_0\doc\html\index.html
To see this documentation, it is not necessary to build the Boost library, just to extract files from archive.
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When I wrote best I meant:
Speed,
Have an IDE, a debugger,
Compiling to machine code or some other language,
Quality of implementation and,
Completeness.
On Windows, I recommend PLT Scheme which includes the DrScheme programming environment.