When you have to read and write binary data using Perl, then you preferably use
the built in functions pack and unpack. With the pack function you will create
a string which will be different depending on what kind of template you provide
to the pack function (the unpack does the same, but in the opposite direction).
I was writing a simple Perl script that was reading a binary file which
contained data that originated from a c struct. I …
For an ongoing project I needed to retrieve webpages from my C-program and
first I used sockets directly, but then I thought why not try use libcurl? If I
could use libcurl and link it statically then I would get the good features
from libcurl, but still could make my application stand alone.
With my current setup running Debian (Lenny), I tried to just apt-get the libraries
(libcurl4-openssl-dev) and build using those libraries That went fine until I
tried to …
I just want to show an early screenshot of my coming iPhone application that I'm currently is writing. I do not want to say to much about what purpose it should fulfill, but it's kind of a maths / algorithm / practice application. Below is screenshot of how it (most likely) will look.
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