A couple of days ago I googled for how to map user VA in linux kernel mode.
It led to me to a bunch of interesting articles that helped me understand how to do what I needed to do: zero copy within the linux kernel.
One of those links is a snippet on a github project.
I've made a bunch of interesting stuff that simplifies what I do, for example automating simple repetitive tasks.
I realized that it would be awesome if I could share the things that worked for me with the rest of the world. That way, other people can either use the stuff I've created directly or use it as a reference for their own purposes.
Here's the project on github: simplify
The first entry: How to run Ruby gems on Ubuntu. Why? Because the gem's executable path isn't automatically added to the path.
Also as a typical geek, I don't want my path to be cluttered up with stuff that I don't use all the time.
Therefore, I need a script that will set up the path and run the gem that I want to run without having to go hunt for the path every time.
Seems like a simple enough problem to solve.... and it is. Look at the script.
I've added license information because it just makes to clear it up front.
It led to me to a bunch of interesting articles that helped me understand how to do what I needed to do: zero copy within the linux kernel.
One of those links is a snippet on a github project.
I've made a bunch of interesting stuff that simplifies what I do, for example automating simple repetitive tasks.
I realized that it would be awesome if I could share the things that worked for me with the rest of the world. That way, other people can either use the stuff I've created directly or use it as a reference for their own purposes.
Here's the project on github: simplify
The first entry: How to run Ruby gems on Ubuntu. Why? Because the gem's executable path isn't automatically added to the path.
Also as a typical geek, I don't want my path to be cluttered up with stuff that I don't use all the time.
Therefore, I need a script that will set up the path and run the gem that I want to run without having to go hunt for the path every time.
Seems like a simple enough problem to solve.... and it is. Look at the script.
I've added license information because it just makes to clear it up front.
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