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Category: Os Theory

The main functions of the operating system are resource management, program control and human-computer interaction. The resources of a computer system can be divided into two categories: equipment resources and information resources. Device resources refer to the hardware devices that make up the computer, such as the central processing unit, main memory, disk storage, printers, tape storage, monitors, keyboard input devices, and mice. Information resources refer to various data stored in the computer, such as files, program libraries, knowledge bases, system software and application software, etc.

.NET – Operating system upgrades cannot start NodeJS Applications (AppIum) on OSX El Capitan

So I have a piece of .Net code that triggers Appium, which is a NodeJS application running on Mac OS. It used to work on Yosemite, but stopped after XCode and El Capitan were updated Working. I am

August 22, 2021By Simo Os Theory AppIum, Applications, Capitan, EL, Nodejs, Operating System, OSX, Programs, startup, Unable, UpgradeLeave a Comment

.NET – How to copy a file in Visual Studio based on the developer’s operating system architecture?

I am using Visual Studio 2015 to write a C# application. This application targets “Any CPU” (the “32-bit preferred” option is not enabled), which means the application will compile For a single bui

August 22, 2021By Simo Os Theory architecture, Copy, Developer, Document, How to, Operating System, Studio, VISUALLeave a Comment

.NET – When using image.fromhbitmap () to construct Bitmap, how long will the original bitmill handle will be deleted?

Image.FromHbitmap() document from http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/k061we7x%28VS.80%29.aspx:

The FromHbitmap method makes a copy of the GDI bitmap; so you can release the incomin

August 22, 2021By Simo Os Theory bitmap, configuration, fromhbitmap, handle, how long, image, original, time, Using, will be deletedLeave a Comment

32-bit checksum algorithms better than CRC32 quality?

Are there any 32-bit checksum algorithms:

>The small hash collision probability of the input data size The collision hits are more evenly distributed.

These are relative to CRC32. I act

August 22, 2021By Simo Os Theory Algorithm, better, bit, CRC, CRC32, quality, verificationLeave a Comment

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