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问题 I tried to compile and convert a very simple C program to assembly language. I am using Ubuntu and the OS type is 64 bit. This is the C Program. void add(); int main() { add(); return 0; } if i use gcc -S -m32 -fno-asynchronous-unwind-tables -o simple.S simple.c this is how my assembly source code File should look like: .file "main1.c" .text .globl main .type main, @function main: pushl %ebp movl %esp, %ebp andl $-16, %esp call add movl $0, %eax movl %ebp, %esp popl %ebp ret .size main, .

问题 I want the game that I'm making to run in immersive mode, but android studio doesn't recognize the flag immersive mode because I set my minimum API to 16, and I know immersive mode was added only in KitKat which is later on. Is there any way to have my app run in immersive mode without changing my minimum API? 回答1: Yes, it is possible, but of course this immersive mode will be only working on devices with KitKat and higher. This, what is weird on your side, is fact, that basing on your words,

问题 Take this scenario: You have a few flag enumerations in C# tied to (and in fact generated from) Enum-ish tables in SQL Server. Say you are a distributor, and you allow your resellers to specify what US states they ship to. Being a brilliant and elegant software engineer, you implemented these as a bitwise-combinable flag value to save storage: create table USState ( StateID bigint, StateAbbr char(2), StateName varchar(50)) /* insert all US States + DC into USState, StateIDs must be in powers

问题 Is there any way to change every flag manually? Or do you have to use a command with a result that you know will change them? Basically I'm working with the command RCL , and I don't want to get 1 at the begining, so I want to change the CF to 0, and I know that I can use commands like: mov al, 0 shl al, 1 But I want to know if there is any other way to do that, without the use of another commands result. I would also want to know whether the way you may show me, can also be used to change

问题 I've a content type 'Content' with the field 'Value' (an integer) and a flag called 'Publish Content and grant points to user'. Every time a Content is flagged with this flag, I'd like to grant the Content's author some User Points, equal to the value in the 'Value' field . I tried solving the first part of my problem with the Rules module like this: *Event: A node has been flagged, under "Publish Content and grant points to user" *Conditions: Content is of type 'Content' *Actions: Grant

问题 I'm just about start using Java Mission Control 5.3.0 . I have added -XX:+UnlockCommercialFeatures -XX:+FlightRecorder into my web-app's jetty.template. Then I start the web-app with mvn jetty:run . But while I was starting Flight Recorder I got the problem occurred pop-up as below. 'Start Flight Recording.. (Last attempt failed)' have encountered a problem.Commercial features are not enabled. In JDK7u4 and above,the JVM must be started with -XX:+UnlockCommercialFeatures -XX:+FlightRecorder .

问题 I'm trying to make a notification when users pause my app. So to make it easier, users can go quickly to the application using notificaction. This is the code i'm using. It works for all versions before android 4 and i don't know which is the problem NotificationCompat.Builder mBuilder = new NotificationCompat.Builder(this) .setSmallIcon(R.drawable.ic_launcher) .setContentTitle("Titulo") .setContentText("Titulo"); mBuilder.setOngoing(true); // Creates an explicit intent for an Activity this

问题 I'm trying to figure out where to add extra warning flags like -Wall and -Wextra in Xcode, I'm using version 3.1.4 on Leopard. Apple's documentation is for an old version, if I follow their instructions it takes me to a completely different window than what they show. Also they have a screenshot of a checklist of specific warning flags, I can't figure out how to get to that or even if that's still around. CLARIFICATION: I'm building an iPhone app... bbum pointed me to the right spot for an OS

问题 I understand how Enums work in C#, and I get what the Flags attribute brings to the table. I saw this question, here. Which recommends the first flavor, but doesn't provide any reason/justification for it. Is there a difference in the way in which these two are defined, is one better than the other? What are the advantages to using the first synax as instead of the second? I've always used the second flavor when defining Flags type Enums... have I been doing it wrong all this time?

问题 I've developed a small binary flag system for our admin centre. It allows us to set items to have multiple options assigned to them, without having to store have a table with several fields. Once the options are converted into binary with bitwise operators, we'd end up with an option like 10000 or 10010 which is all good. Doing it this way allows us to keep adding options, but without having to re-write which value is which, 10010 & (1 << 4) and I know that we have something turned on. The