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问题 I wrote a shell script wich opens some directories and run some script , I run this bash file by terminal (bash filename.sh), how can I make it clickable ? 回答1: You first need to start your script with '#!/bin/bash ' and save it as < filename >.sh Also make sure that you keep the permissions as a+x i.e all users can execute the script. 回答2: You need to add the following shebang line to the top of your code. #!/bin/bash You also need to ensure that the script has executable permissions by

问题 I have a command line executable that alters some bits in a file that i want to use from my program. Is it possible to create my own executable that uses this tool and distribute only one executable? [edit] Clarification: The command line tool takes an offset and some bits and changes the bits at this offset in a given file. So I want to create a patcher for an application that changes specific bits to a specific value, so what I can do i write something like a batch file to do it but i want

问题 I have a command line executable that alters some bits in a file that i want to use from my program. Is it possible to create my own executable that uses this tool and distribute only one executable? [edit] Clarification: The command line tool takes an offset and some bits and changes the bits at this offset in a given file. So I want to create a patcher for an application that changes specific bits to a specific value, so what I can do i write something like a batch file to do it but i want

问题 We use Linux system calls like fork() , pthread() , signal() and so on in C or C++ programs and compile the program to generate executable file (a.out). Now my doubt is whether the file a.out contain the object code of all linux system calls used, or whether the executable contain only the calls to system functions and the system call functions are linked during runtime? Suppose if I move my a.out file to some other Linux operating system which implements system calls in different syntax and

问题 I'm trying to get my DNN module (6.1.3) to start up any kind of executable when a certain condition happens in my program. At this time I'm just trying to have it run Notepad and create a text file. Here's what I'm trying at the moment: ProcessStartInfo pi = new ProcessStartInfo(@"C:\Windows\notepad.exe"); pi.Arguments = "> test.txt"; pi.Verb = "runas"; pi.CreateNoWindow = false; pi.ErrorDialog = true; pi.RedirectStandardError = true; pi.RedirectStandardInput = true; pi.RedirectStandardOutput

问题 I am having problems creating the .jar for my project. I am able to create the .jar file but then it doesn't run, it doesn't crashes neither, it just doesn't work and I have no idea why. Since I don't know very much about .jars, here I list some of the suspicious things that may be the problem: The projects uses a sqlite db; there is a db folder inside the project which contains it "/Project/db/adsiDB.sqlite" The .jar for the Sqlite jdbc is added as an external jar in the java build project

问题 Normally when I want to run a executable from a c++ code. I just use the code: system("path\to\the\executable param"); Now, I want to run the executable file in parallel. I use 2 threads. The first thread will call: system("path\to\the\executable param1"); The second thread will call: system("path\to\the\executable param2"); However it doesn't run in parallel as I expect. Is there in way to solve this? 回答1: You can run multiple commands as below: system("path\\to\\the\\executable param1 &");

问题 Background Windows does not include a compiler by default, and installing a compiler (and perhaps configuring Python to use it) is a complicated enough task that many developers avoid doing so. To this end, many packages that have binary dependencies are available as a precompiled Windows executable that contains binary files. As an example, there is psycopg. The executable file is an installer. When executed, it provides a graphical interface that locates an installed version of Python via

问题 I can't find a working solution for my jar executable. The program runs perfect in my Eclipse IDE, but when I attempt to follow Eclipse instructions, the executable does not work with external JAR. The JXL jar is in my build path. Anyone know how to get this working through Eclipse? I do not have access to command line. 回答1: 1.) Right-click on project, select pop-up menu entry "Export...". 2.) Select "Java -> Runnable JAR file". 3.) Choose a working launch configuration for running your

问题 I've heard that if we append some bytes at the end of an EXE file, it can still work properly. Is it true in all case? And is it a safe way? I intend to write the demo using data in the program execution file, so it can be safe (at least to normal user) and I don't have to store data anywhere else. 回答1: This is impossible to answer with a certain Yes or No. I assume you will store data at the end of your executable in lieu of storing program state in a configuration file. I further assume you