Why do we need a method to determine if a stack is empty?
Programmer's Notepad is pretty lightweight and has syntax support for those languages.
You out of hand rejected a large class of editors; the kind that are "hard to use". I couldn't possibly recommend "ex" because at best you would whine about how "ex" isn't anything like a "source code editor" because it lacks syntax hilighting, bracket matching and autocompletion. Or maybe you would just say it is hard to use.
Same goes for vim
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Thanks, that works good enough.
What's the relationship between the Linux kernel and glibc? Is there some kind of circular dependency or does one not link against the other?
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glibc is an implementation of the C library.
gcc is an implementation of a C compiler.
So i just read through some basic tutorials on Ruby and I'm trying to get the following to work with my laziness, limited Ruby and general programming knowledge.
I basically have a hex string that looks like "0x0011223344..." and I want to cut out every byte/2 hex values into an array where I then append a "%" before every byte so I can decode it in another program (I know this is probably possible with Ruby itself).