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<?php
/*

basic flock() example

1. open 2 terminals
2. in first terminal, execute `./basic_flock_example.php --first`
3. then *quickly* in second terminal, execute `./basic_flock_example --second`
4. once both have finished, view the output file: `cat file`

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*
* queue.c
*
* Compile:
*  gcc queue.c -o queue
*
* Execute:
*  ./queue
*

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*
* shared_mem_buffer.c
*
* Compile:
*  gcc shared_mem_buffer.c -lpthread -lrt -o shared_mem_buffer
*
* Execute:
*  ./shared_mem_buffer
*

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%YAML 1.2
---
name: Nagios Configuration
file_extensions:
  - cfg
scope: text.nagios
contexts:
  main:

    # Macros begin and end with $ and are all capital letters (and underscore and numbers)

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# put in ~/.config/sublime-text-3/Packages/User/EqualizerCommand.py
#
# I use the following keybindings (Preferences > Key-Bindings > ('User' bindings - on the right side)):
#
#    {  
#        "keys": ["ctrl+shift+e"],  
#        "command": "equalizer"  
#    }
#
# Given a selection of text in the edit view, it will align all of the right-most

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/* 
1. compile with: `gcc -Wall -o demo.cgi demo.c`
2. ensure your cgi is enabled (`sudo a2enmod cgi` if using apache)
3. copy demo to your cgi-bin (possibly /usr/lib/cgi-bin/) (check your
   server configuration)
4. load page (http://localhost/cgi-bin/demo.cgi?key1=val1&key2=val2)
*/

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>