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Windows Vista added the ability to create symbolic links to files and directories. How do I create a symbolic link and what are the current consumer and server versions of Windows that support it?
Started by cowgod on
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Accept one of the other answers if you have a newer... .
Excellent stuff.
You can create a symbolic link with the command a shell link right click menu option to create a junction point.
Junction is 2000 and above.
Documentation on that.
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In .NET, how do I Create a Junction in NTFS, as opposed to a Symlink?
I've tried Winbolic (Windows XP), but i can't get it to work the way I want.
Am I wrong here?:
If I create a symbolic link within a folder in my %PATH%, the referenced directory...
Started by guillermooo on
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Do you....
Scott Hanselman has a write-up:\vf
Windows uses shortcuts as symlinks; there isn't any other way (that I know of) to create of from the sysinternals guys.
Introduced the mklink command line tool to create symbolic links.
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Can I use malloc to add symbol table entries? How do I traverse the table to check if something is already there?
Started by Phenom on
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You'd have to....
It merely describes the primary-in datastructures.
A "symbol table" doesn't describe a particular kind of data structure.
Hash tables have the advantage of O.
In general, symbol tables are implemented through hash tables .
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Is there a way to get the same functionality as the unix command ln -s in the Mac OS X Finder (OS 10.5)? I want to be able to create symbolic links while working in Finder windows without opening the Terminal.
Note that the Make Alias command in Finder...
Started by Michael Schneider on
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Isn't that just right click and Make alias?
What about that: Create symbolic links in the Finder ¬ "Choose a file to create a symbolic link:" without invisibles} end run on open the_files repeat I can now create ....
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Linux/Gcc/LD - Toolchain.
I would like to remove STL/Boost debug symbols from libraries and executable, for two reasons:
Linking gets very slow for big programs Debugging jumps into stl/boost code, which is annoying For 1. incremental linking would be...
Started by Weidenrinde on
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You probably don't want to strip the debug symbols from the shared libraries, as you may need that at some point.....
Which compiler are you using? For example, if I understand your question correctly, this is a trivial matter in MS Visual Studio .
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I think this question is rather easy for you shell scripting monsters.
I am looking for the most elegant and shortest way to create symbolic links to shared libraries for Unix by means of a bash shell script.
What I need is starting out with a list of...
Started by Fernando Miguélez on
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Will only create links for files in that dir
A note though, I played with it and it doesn't seem to consistently create .so$, just .so.{major}
I'm not sure how its internals work, but I do know:
lib # rm.
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I have an application that returns data dependent on the time specified, I can specify days, months or years. The issue is that if I were to run the application today and ask it to return data from 1 month ago and in 3 months time I were to ask the application...
Started by Draco on
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It to automatically create an interface class for your datasource object and modify it to use that interface.
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The wikipedia entry on Symbol tables is a good reference:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symbol_table
But as I try to understand symbols in Ruby and how they are represented in the Array of Symbols (returned by the Symbol.all_symbols method),
I'm wondering...
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It has bindings, and symbols (what lispers of a symbol....
And finally, none of the information listed in the passage aboveRuby doesn't really have a "symbol table" in that sense.
Will not create a corresponding symbol.
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Convert a Static Library to a Shared Library (create libsome.so from libsome.a): where's my symbols?
The title of this question is an exact dupe , but the answers in that question don't help me.
I have a bunch of object files packed in a static library:
% g++ -std=c++98 -fpic -g -O1 -c -o foo.o foo.cpp % g++ -std=c++98 -fpic -g -O1 -c -o bar.o bar.cpp...
Started by just somebody on
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Assuming you're using the GNU linker, you need to....
Why are you making a .a file first? You'd have better luck making a .o file by linking them with the -r option .
Your files are not being pulled in from the .a file because nothing is referencing them .
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I need to do this without installing software...
Any ideas?
MSDOS (cmd.exe) on Windows XP
Started by amvx on
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You could create the effect of a hard link by having two directory entries.
Volume under Windows XP you can use the "fsutil" tool to create a hard link:
fsutil hardlink create" support hard links.
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