Frama-C Blog home # From Pascal strings to Python tuples Pascal Cuoq - 31st Jul 2013 ## Quiz time What does the program below do? #include <stdio.h> int main(){ struct { int t[4]; int u; } v; v.u = 3; v.t[4] = 4; printf(\v.u=%d" v.u); return 0; } Two answers are “it prints v.u=4” and “it prints v.u=3”: $ gcc t.c && ./a.out v.u=4 $ gcc -O2 t.c && ./a.out v.u=3 The correct answer is of course that the program invokes undefined behavior. It is not that we are using at any time an lvalue of the wrong t

Coding Networker Blog Experiences, Projects and Thought's from yet another Coding Networker Menu # Configuration Templates with Python and Mako 2016-01-03 This post is part of the series “How to build your own Network Configuration Generator”. You find the overview about the entire series here . The last state of the code is available at the Network Configuration Generator GitHub repository . The Network Configuration Generator has no real functionality until today. I’ll like to discuss the Mako Templ

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Enum tracks which of a fixed set of states something is currently in. Only one state is active at a time. Use it for things like task state machines or lifecycle phases. from prometheus_client import Enum e = Enum('my_task_state', 'Description of enum', states=['starting', 'running', 'stopped']) e.state('running') Enum exposes one time series per state: <name>{<name>="<state>"} — 1 if this is the current state, 0 otherwise The first listed state is the default. Note: Enum metrics do not work in multiprocess

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Skip to content Bits and Bobs Bits and Bobs - Home - Home - 2013 - October - Playing Internet radio streams with MPD/MPC (with a little bash and python) Tech # Playing Internet radio streams with MPD/MPC (with a little bash and python) By Admin October 29, 2013 #bash , #internet radio , #mpc , #mpd , #python I wanted a way to easily import Internet radio streams into MPC, and then be able to easily change the station to the next one in the playlist. Scouring the web for radio streams was easy, and