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Can anybody tell me what program is this?
Is this for memory measurement or what?
That's Instruments. It's used to monitor the performance and, as you say, memory usage of Mac and iOS apps.
I think it's Xcode. (or some part of Xcode)
http://developer.apple.com/technologies/xcode.html
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./create results in No Such File or directory. I have added platform-tools and tools in paths.d and I still get this result.
export PATH=${PATH}:/Users/ryan/Documents/adt-bundle-mac/sdk/platform-tools:/Users/ryan/Documents/adt-bundle-mac/sdk/tools
following these instructions: http://docs.phonegap.com/en/2.2.0/guide_getting-started_android_index.md.html
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I'm fairly new to development, but I recall reading about a terminal 'command' that would show detailed output/progress for an action.
For instance, if I was installing ruby bundles, I could add this -xxxxx command to the end of a "bundle install" and it would show detailed/frequent progress.
Hope that makes sense...
Edit: I think I got it! '-detail'
normally a -v (verbose) option does it for you.
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go 1.0 does not support mips.
Will go support it in the future?
GCC 4.7 has a Go front-end (with the gccgo command) and can be built, as a cross compiler, for MIPS target.
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I have application on www.domain.com, and admin application on admin.domain.com.
Now, at some point I want to clear output cache on domain.com from admin.domain.com
Is that possible?
jsonp did the trick in the end.
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I would like to ask you guys if Code::Blocks project is still being developed? I'm asking because I've downloaded lates ver 10.05 and I really like it (much more than VS2010) but it was released good while ago, and I couldn't find any info about next release.
Thanks.
Yes it is. Just look at the SVN logs. The latest commit was today. I didn't find anything about the planned release schedule though.