map-files

问题 I am looking for help in reading text from file and passing it into array with space in it. My file is : Pool Library Name Backup Lib1 "Guru Singh" clone Lib2 Raju Tape Lib3 Deepak My Code is : column=1 for arrayname in Pool Library Name; do mapfile -t "$arrayname" < <(awk "NR > 1 {print \$$column}" file.txt) ((column++)) done echo ${Pool[@]} echo ${Library[@]} echo ${Name[@]} Output is [root@Server MM]# echo ${Pool[@]} Backup clone Tape [root@Server MM]# echo ${Library[@]} Lib1 Lib2 Lib3

问题 I was wondering if anyone knows how to convert .map file to .fits file, so that I can read the .fits file in Python? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24393424/how-can-i-convert-a-map-file-to-a-fits-file

问题 I have implemented a back trace for my android app compiled in XE6 using the Posix.Backtrace from https://bitbucket.org/shadow_cs/delphi-arm-backtrace. As it is now I get the backtrace but not the line numbers. I am looking to create the map file for my android .so so that I can feed the addresses at runtime to addr2line so that my bug report will contain the line numbers. I looked to the IDE to create a map file as I would for a Win32 Delphi app by selecting Project > Options > Delphi

问题 Generaly IDEs has option to generate MAP file which shows the locations of the functions and the variables across the memory and the STACK and RAM usages. Where in Visual Studio Projects we can generate a MAP file and get this information.Especially the Stack and RAM statistics. 回答1: Maybe you want to take a look at the documentation. The linker directive which will create a .map file is just, /MAP[:filename] and.. filename: A user-specified name for the mapfile. It replaces the default name.

问题 In VS2013 update 2 RC (Typescript 1.0 RTM) I cannot debug TypeScript files in one of my projects. I have traced this back to the map file declaration. By default my JS file contains: //# sourceMappingURL=general.js.map Which should be correct, the map file is in the same folder as the TS and JS files. However it doesn't work. if I manually edit the file, specifying the full path, it works: //# sourceMappingURL=C:/Users/myname/Documents/Visual Studio 2013/Projects/Test/JSLib/general.js.map

问题 I'm trying to track down a failure to link with a mapfile on Solaris. The missing mapfile causes the following error when I try to run our self tests: $ ./cryptestcwd v ld.so.1: cryptestcwd: fatal: /export/home/cryptopp/.libs/libcryptopp.so.6: hardware capability (CA_SUNW_HW_1) unsupported: 0x4800000 [ AES SSE4.1 ] Killed I've gotten as far as this Automake rule. libcryptopp_la_LINK , which I believe is the shared object, is missing AM_LDFLAGS . AM_LDFLAGS holds the -M cryptopp.mapfile option

问题 I have a space-delimited file: Pool Library Name Email Subject Finland lib1 Guru guru@abc.com,Narendra@abc.com Finland Media Rotation Tucson lib2 Albert abc@def.com Tucson Media Rotation Vancouver lib3 Jeff ghi@abc.com Vancouver Media Rotation I want to parse the columns into arrays like: declare -a Pool=(Finland Tucson Vancouver) declare -a Library=(lib1 lib2 lib3) declare -a Name=(Guru Albert Jeff) declare -a Email=("guru@abc.com,Narendra@abc.com" abc@def.com ghi@abc.com) My code is: column

问题 In a fresh VCL application Compile and Build operation produce the same binary and map file (with minor differences at the end of .exe file even if "include version information in project" option is switched off - already discussed). Map file is the same byte to byte. But wen I add any third-party component the binary and map(!) file produced by Build and Compile are significantly different! Tested on two versions of Delphi: - Version 7.0 (Build 8.1) - CodeGear™ RAD Studio 2007 Version 11.0