This is a reference documenting some of the Intel x86 stack and register conventions.
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Vim Goodies for C Programmers
January 21, 2008 – 4:21 pm
I am doing a lot of C programming this semester, including my own UNIX-inspired OS kernel. I’ve decided to make the move to VIM from emacs and it’s one that no one will regret. Although Vim has an incredible learning curve, the time spent early is fully compensated several times over if you do a […]
C strncpy and fgets
January 17, 2008 – 4:55 pm
strncpy and fgets are the more secure substitutes to strcpy and gets, respectively. The less secure versions are prone to buffer overflows, especially the notorious gets. Both functions fill a pre-allocated memory for strings while reading at most a specified number of characters. However, the ways these functions treat the source and destination are slightly […]
Parsing RSS 2.0 with PHP
January 9, 2008 – 11:11 pm
Many websites offer RSS feeds, including many social ones such as ma.gnolia and twitter. Sometimes, accessing the API is not necessary if you are just grabbing the latest bookmarks or the most recent update. You can use PHP to parse the RSS feeds for use in your applications.
jQuery Fx.Scroll
January 9, 2008 – 5:07 pm
I came upon this portfolio with a unique navigation concept implemented in mootools. The library is used to scroll the window, in effect panning around the contents. Kinda neat. Just curious, I implemented this with jQuery.
