Shapefile and File Geodatabase (GDB) are two commonly used spatial data formats in ArcGIS, each with its own characteristics and advantages. The following are the main differences between these two formats: Storage Capacity: Shapefile: The maximum size of a single shapefile is 2GB. File Geodatabase: A single file geodatabase can store up to 1TB of … Read more
“ At this year’s MongoDB World W016 conference, Huang Chong from China Eastern Airlines shared practical experience in using MongoDB, introducing how Eastern Airlines combines Spark and MongoDB to solve the challenges they face, as well as the specific steps, which sparked heated discussions. Background Introduction The deputy manager of the PSS department of Eastern … Read more
In a previous article, I mentioned that you could merge files from 77 databases at once using a tool found online. Today’s article will discuss this tool. Click the image below to open the previous article: First, this tool was found on CSDN, and here is the link: https://download.csdn.net/download/wareshake/10187308 There are many related tools on … Read more
In land surveying and other tasks, there is often a need to split a large GDB into multiple GDB, which can then be distributed to operators for processing. Doing this manually is too cumbersome.To address these needs, we have developed some tools for data splitting. One tool allows for splitting GDB and MDB by attributes. … Read more
With the rapid development of digital construction and transformation in China, the scale and volume of data have been increasing year by year. Coupled with the trend of open source and cloud deployment, more and more organizations are considering replacing their existing traditional databases to meet new and more complex business requirements. The replacement of … Read more
Today, let’s talk about gcc, g++, and gdb. These three are the big guns in C/C++ development. Once you master them, coding and debugging will feel as easy as drinking water! gcc and g++: Great Helpers for Compilation What are gcc and g++? In simple terms, they are compilers. gcc is mainly used to compile … Read more
Considering the limited debugging tools for the RISC-V platform, I compiled a version of GDB and GDB server suitable for RISC-V based on the source code from the GDB official website: gdb-12.1. I have verified its functionality on RISC-V terminal devices. The tools have been uploaded to my personal GitHub: https://github.com/season727/gdb_12.1_risc-v Compilation Toolchain: Xuantie-900-gcc-linux-6.6.0-musl64-x86_64-V2.10.2-20240904 Due … Read more
👉Introduction Delve is the most widely used debugger in Go. This article introduces debugging in Go based on Delve. If you are frustrated with log-based debugging, you might want to check this out. After reading the full article, you can also participate in the Lunar New Year red envelope cover lottery at the end! 👉Table … Read more
This article is excerpted from the “ByteDance Infrastructure Practice” series. The “ByteDance Infrastructure Practice” series is a collection of technical content created by various technical teams and experts from ByteDance’s infrastructure department, sharing the team’s practical experiences and lessons learned during the development and evolution of infrastructure, and engaging in discussions with fellow technical colleagues. … Read more
Advertising Time Click the card below and give us a follow before you go! 1. Introduction to GDB GDB (GNU Debugger) is a powerful open-source debugging tool that helps developers debug programs written in languages such as C/C++. Mastering the basic usage of GDB is very beneficial for both beginners and experienced programmers. This article … Read more