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5.8 gamma correction once the pixel values have been computed, we need to display them on a monitor. in the early years of digital imaging, cathode-ray tube (CRT) monitors were almost exclusively used. CRT monitors exhibit a power law relationship between input voltage and display radiance, which turns out to nearly match the inverse of light sensitivity of the human eye [1028]. the consequence of this fortunate coincidence i sthat an encoding proportional to CRT 来源： https://blog.csdn.net/wodownload2/article/details/100133743

Windows GUI applications written in C/C++ have 'WinMain' as an entry point (rather than 'main'). My understanding of this is that the compiler generates a 'main' function to be called by the C Runtime. This 'main' function sets up the necessary environment for the GUI and calls into 'WinMain' (specifying the instance handles etc.). In short, I believe console and GUI application startup to differ in the following way: Console application: C Runtime --> 'main' function (hand-coded) GUI application: C Runtime --> 'main' function (compiler-generated) --> 'WinMain' function (hand-coded) I would

I have a shared library used by a another application beyond my control which requires *.so objects. My library makes use of sqlite3 which needs to be statically linked with it (I absolutely need a self-contained binary). When I try to compile and link my library: -fpic -flto -pthread -m64 -flto -static -shared I end up with the following error: /usr/bin/ld: /usr/local/lib/gcc/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/4.6.1/crtbeginT.o: relocation R_X86_64_32 against `__DTOR_END__' can not be used when making a shared object; recompile with -fPIC /usr/local/lib/gcc/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/4.6.1/crtbeginT.o:

I'm using Visual Studio c++ Compiler ( 2010 ), but the library has different implementation of ANSI C and POSIX libraries function. What is the difference between ANSI C function and Windows CRT implementation? For example what is the difference between tzset() and _tzset() or setenv() ans _setenv() ? It seems the do the same thing in the same way... I'm using msvc ( 2010 ), have I to prefer the Windows CRT Implementation? EDIT 1 Well I want convert in a portable way a struct tm expressed in UTC in a time_t , but there's no portable way to do that. I've to write the function for different

10个SecureCRT 小窍门 - 你玩转几个？ SecureCRT，相信不用我过多介绍了吧，一款通过telnet，ssh登录远端设备的终端软件。 无论是搞网络的，做系统的甚至写程序的，连接设备必用软件，容易上手，稳定性高，功能强大。 但是，面对SecureCRT密密麻麻的功能菜单，大家熟悉几个？ 别把SecureCRT用成Putty 让我猜猜你平时怎么使用SecureCRT。 第一步：打开软件。 第二步：点开左边的会话管理栏，选择你要连接的设备。 第三步：双击连接，走你！ 第四步：开始弹键盘协奏曲。 这应该是大家日常工作中，最频繁的SecureCRT使用习惯和方法吧。 但是，要光这样用，可能就屈了才了。SecureCRT的功能强大得让人受不了。 从基本的连接设备，到高级的运行脚本和python程序等，它都支持。 而今天，我就同你一起分享10个非常简单，但是又能让你的工作事半功倍的SecureCRT小窍门。 让你不再把SecureCRT用成Putty。 注：什么是Putty？ Putty也是一款telnet和ssh的终端免费小软件。 功能单一，界面不是太友好，工作效率相比SecureCRT低很多。 窍门一：自动记录系统日志 配置网络或者系统设备，日志记录必可不少。 一方面记录设备的交互信息，方便后续追溯问题，在某些关键时候绝对能够帮你大忙。 例如配置过程中出现故障，你需要自证清白

版权声明：本文为博主原创文章，遵循 CC 4.0 by-sa 版权协议，转载请附上原文出处链接和本声明。 本文链接： https://blog.csdn.net/submarineas/article/details/90639849 引言 最近一直是在用SecureCRT和MobaXterm对服务器进行维护，前者是因为工作需要，后者是个人喜好。我记得在去年我写过一篇用MobaXterm对阿里云服务器进行相关的部署，那篇博文里也谈及了我从xshell和mobaxterm中最终选择了后者，其实直到目前，我依然喜欢用MobaXterm，因为简单高效。本篇博文将列举我今天做的一个功能，对代码进行备份并上传到服务器，也可以说成是上传文件和下载文件，另外解读一下其意思 rz与sz命令 linux下通过rz、sz命令进行上传下载很方便，不需要其他的sftp、winscp等软件，而sz和rz命令的原理其实是来源于下面四个东西：1.XModem,YModem,ZModem,KERMIT，类似于一种演化过程。 它们都是文件传输协议，四者的比较如下： XModem是一种发送等待（send-and-wait)协议， 具有流量控制功能。数据长度为128字节。 YModem是XModem的改进版。它可以传送多个文件，数据长度可达1K字节且支持16位CRC校验。 ZModem不但具有纠错功能

E:\Visual Studio 2015\install\VC>cd E:\OpenSourceGraph\gdal-master\gdal E:\OpenSourceGraph\gdal-master\gdal> E:\OpenSourceGraph\gdal-master\gdal> E:\OpenSourceGraph\gdal-master\gdal> E:\OpenSourceGraph\gdal-master\gdal>nmake -f makefile.vc Microsoft (R) 程序维护实用工具 14.00.24210.0 版 版权所有 (C) Microsoft Corporation。 保留所有权利。 cd port nmake /nologo /f makefile.vc call prev_dllbuild.bat E:\OpenSourceGraph\gdal-master\gdal\port>IF NOT EXIST dllbuild.prev (ECHO 1 ) 1>dllbuild.prev E:\OpenSourceGraph\gdal-master\gdal\port>SET /P PREV_DLLBUILD= 0<dllbuild.prev E:\OpenSourceGraph\gdal-master\gdal\port>IF NOT

A C++ program that uses several DLLs and QT should be equipped with a malloc replacement (like tcmalloc ) for performance problems that can be verified to be caused by Windows malloc. With linux, there is no problem, but with windows, there are several approaches, and I find none of them appealing: 1. Put new malloc in lib and make sure to link it first (Other SO-question) This has the disadvantage, that for example strdup will still use the old malloc and a free may crash the program . 2. Remove malloc from the static libcrt library with lib.exe (Chrome) This is tested/used(?) for chrome