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I was wondering how does the C or ASM code from kernel communicate with network card. I can't find this anywhere. Like when I would write my own kernel , and wanted networking how would I go about that, would I need to have separate code for each networking card that exists?
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Could we do the sample program without having its Launchpad in CCStudio (For example, We can program the Microchip IDE without having the PIC microcontroller connected)?
Of course. You can compile and link project without hardware. You cannot if course load, run or debug it (unless you use a simulator).
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I am trying to code a project which will track on heap area of c program, something like in memory profiler, on windows os, using dev cpp compiler,
what would be the steps for it?
thanks.
You should take a look at MemProf or massif.
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I am building an application with C language for my final project,
I am sending the executable application via email,
when the application is downloaded it should run itself.
There is no way to do this. This is to stop viruses/malware etc. to spread.
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I need to capture packets which are coming from interface (say eth0) and need to print those packet details (same as wireshark) through C language. Packet can be any general packet. is there any way to achieve this ??
(I don't want to use any application like wireshark for this purpose)
OS:Centos
Try having a look at libpcap. http://www.tcpdump.org/ I believe it will do what you want.
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I created a library that I want to use in another part of my program, but I don't want to include it in the make file. Can someone point me in the right direction as to how I can built it before hand and link it at compile time using the -l command. Thank you.
http://crasseux.com/books/ctutorial/Building-a-library.html
Just googled "building c libraries".