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#include <stdlib.h>
#include <malloc.h>

char *makeThing( void ) {
   return malloc( 10 );
}

void unmakeThing( char *thing ) {
   free( thing );
}

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{
	data: {
		data: {
			groups: [{
				captain: {
					children: [],
					created: 2019-05-16T14:05:10-07:00,

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void  MemSet ( POINTER p, uintptr_t n, size_t sz )
{
#if defined( _MSC_VER ) && !defined( __NO_WIN32API__ ) && !defined( UNDER_CE )
#  if defined( __64__ )
	// quad word align...
	if( ((uintptr_t)p) & 1 ) {
		(*(uint8_t*)( ((uintptr_t)p) + sz - (sz&1) ) ) = (uint8_t)n;
		p = (POINTER)( ((uintptr_t)p) + 1 )
		sz -= 1;
	}

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import * as tfa from '@tensorflow/tfjs';
const tf = tfa.default;

// Optional Load the binding:
// Use '@tensorflow/tfjs-node-gpu' if running with GPU.
import * as unused from  '@tensorflow/tfjs-node-gpu';

import * as CRa from "./chainReact.mjs" 

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Pluggable Programs in C/C++

Extendable programs are wonderful... but how does one actually implement plugable portions of code?

Interfaces

An interface is a structure that contains function pointers. These functions are used to call into either the plugin or the main program.

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// best version
// would like to do CreateEvent in static initializer; but that's not a constant expression.

#define PTHREAD_ONCE_INIT   { 0, 0  }

struct pthread_once {
	HANDLE event;
	volatile LONG inited;
};
typedef struct pthread_once pthread_once_t;

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like struct hashNode { 
	struct data {
		int used;
		union hndata { 
			struct hashNode *nextPage; 
			char *hash 
		}data;
	} data[256];
};
struct hashNode root;	

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Thing is: "�"
LINE: <Buffer f0 9f 92 a9 0d 0a>
output 1:
["�","�","\r","\n"]
output 2: 💩
 [ '�', '�', '\r', '\n' ]
💩

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javascript

1. create index object type 1a) index object types have a specific object type on the disk 2b) Indexes are assigned unique filenames (related to the source object they index as?)

2. query for records from storage 2a) db = os.get( "root" ); 2b) db.setmap( "players", "firstName = 'bob'" ).on( handleBobs ); 2c) db.setmap( "players", "firstName = 'bob' and lastName='bob'" ).on( handleBobs ); 2d) db.setmap( "players", "firstName = 'bob' or lastName='bob'" ).on( handleBobs );

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var vfs = require( "sack.vfs" );
var vol = vfs.Volume( "MountName", "vfsFile.dat" );

var Gun = require('gun');
require('gun-db');

var peers = [
'http://localhost:8081/gun',
]
// Create a new gun instance