| #ifndef _UNISTD_H | |
| #define _UNISTD_H 1 | |
| /* This file intended to serve as a drop-in replacement for | |
| * unistd.h on Windows. | |
| * Please add functionality as neeeded. | |
| * Original file from: http://stackoverflow.com/a/826027 | |
| */ | |
| #include <stdlib.h> |
| /*************************************************************** | |
| * Computing pi by Binary Splitting Algorithm with GMP libarary. | |
| **************************************************************/ | |
| #include <cmath> | |
| #include <iostream> | |
| #include <fstream> | |
| #include <gmpxx.h> | |
| using namespace std; |
int is for when you want to count something.
float is for when you want to count something reallly accurately.
bool is for when you want to decide something.
void is for when you want to do something.
nullptr is for when you don't want to do something.
const is for when you want something to wander but be left alone.
| target_os = "win" | |
| target_cpu = "x64" | |
| is_official_build = true | |
| is_full_optimization_build = true | |
| is_debug = false | |
| is_component_build = false | |
| #disable_fieldtrial_testing_config = true | |
| enable_nacl = false | |
| symbol_level = 0 | |
| #optimize_webui = true |
Create a build server that will be used to auto-build revisions of Primo anytime a commit is pushed to the repository. It should use the most powerful CPU (by core count), and a decent hunk of RAM. Other components don't matter as much, as long as the CPU stays fed with power and nice and cool so it can toil away for us. This is a list which describes the parts, why I picked them, links to buy them, and at the end, a rough estimate of the total cost of ownership (minus electric power bills) for the machine.
1. CPU - Ryzen Threadripper 7980X. 64Cores/128Threads @ 3.5 - 4.1Ghz.
This one is non-negotiable, otherwise, it defeats the point of the build: Compile Primo as fast
These keys have been tested to work. These are a combination of keys from Chinese websites, trial keys inside ISO's, auto-activate keys in OEM ISO's, and directly from Microsoft's website, all aggregated for your convenience.
In order to use these keys, you need the right edition of Windows XP/2003. Not just Home/Pro/Enteprise/etc, whether it's a Retail, OEM or Volume version. There's a clear cut way to check this.
If you see this, you have a Retail copy.
| !! -------------------------------------------------- | |
| !! Theme: smutnyleszek | |
| !! Description: Based on waldorf CrunchBang theme | |
| !! Author: Leszek Pietrzak <[email protected]> | |
| !! Web: http://leszekpietrzak.com | |
| !! -------------------------------------------------- | |
| !! -------------------------------------------------- | |
| !! Color palette: |
Source: StackOverflow
With a Linux Guest run this:
sudo dd if=/dev/zero | pv | sudo dd of=/bigemptyfile bs=4096k
sudo rm -rf /bigemptyfile
| echo "Chromium Total Working Set Usage PS1 Script @Alex313031" | |
| (Get-Process chrome | Measure-Object WorkingSet -sum).sum /1GB | |
| pause |