Resourceful Code Reuse (Pragmatic Bookshelf)

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Mikem3catsus
The term “BSS segment” is used just once in the document on page 24, but not defined. It would be helpful to explain what it is and/or wh...
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I didn’t know about the -MM switch in the c compiler - that’s really useful! In the Makefile example, on line 15, it should have the dep...
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Mikem3catsus
I feel the author has overstated the challenges of decompiling back to source as an IP protection mechanism. Certainly you won’t get as c...
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Mikem3catsus
I think it would be helpful to have a diagram showing how pieces of the jsontool.c file from pages 1-2 are split into the smaller files. ...
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Reusing well-written, well-debugged, and well-tested code improves productivity, code quality, and configurability. It even takes some pr...
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Reusing well-written, well-debugged, and well-tested code improves productivity, code quality, and configurability. It even takes some pr...
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Mikem3catsus
The term “BSS segment” is used just once in the document on page 24, but not defined. It would be helpful to explain what it is and/or wh...
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Mikem3catsus
I didn’t know about the -MM switch in the c compiler - that’s really useful! In the Makefile example, on line 15, it should have the dep...
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Mikem3catsus
I think it would be helpful to have a diagram showing how pieces of the jsontool.c file from pages 1-2 are split into the smaller files. ...
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Mikem3catsus
I feel the author has overstated the challenges of decompiling back to source as an IP protection mechanism. Certainly you won’t get as c...
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