TIOBE has updated the programming language rankings for July 2016, and the biggest highlight this month is that the low-level assembly language has once again entered the top 10. Many people are surprised by the reasons that have led this low-level programming language to re-enter the top 10. They do not understand why a language … Read more
Click the “blue text” above to follow us Have you ever encountered a situation where, during peak service hours, a large influx of users causes the system response speed to slow down to a crawl? The code logic seems fine, so why does it struggle under high concurrency? It’s likely that the issue lies not … Read more
Hello everyone! Today, I will guide you through implementing the powerful grouping and summarization functionality in Excel using C++. 1. Core Idea of Grouping and Summarization Functionality The grouping and summarization in Excel mainly accomplishes three tasks: Grouping: Grouping data based on the values of specified columns Summarization: Performing statistical calculations (sum, average, etc.) for … Read more
Hello everyone, I am Hai Di! In C++ development, string formatting is a frequent and easily overlooked requirement. Traditional methods such as <span>sprintf</span> pose risks of buffer overflow, while <span>iostream</span> has poor performance and cumbersome syntax. The fmt library, with its three main features of type safety, zero-cost abstraction, and minimal syntax, has become the … Read more
Follow “Java Matters” and select “Star” to receive a free Java book package, whether you are a newcomer or an experienced developer in this new era.Source: Online. When your server’s CPU reaches 100%, how do you troubleshoot the abnormal fault? At the end of this article, a shell script will be shared to help you … Read more
[Image] In the vast realm of the Linux kernel, performance optimization and fault diagnosis stand as two towering peaks, obstructing the path of developers. To scale these two heights, developers are constantly in search of powerful tools. Among them, perf is undoubtedly one of the most dazzling “artifacts.” When running a complex Linux system, have … Read more
Click the “blue text” above to follow us Have you ever had this experience? You wrote a program to process a large amount of data, went to make a cup of coffee, and came back to find the program still “buzzing” away. Anxiously waiting, you finally conclude: the performance is lacking! Especially when dealing with … Read more
Hello everyone, I am the Information Guy~ In the pursuit of extreme performance in server development, how to reduce the number of data copies and lower CPU usage is an eternal topic. Today, I will introduce the combination of <span><span>mmap</span></span> and <span><span>socket</span></span>, which is a powerful tool to address this pain point, and has been … Read more
Click on the above“Embedded Linux Charging Station”, select“Pin/Star the Official Account” Welfare and valuable information delivered promptly First Interview 1. Self-introduction 2. What kind of locks are used in interrupts? 3. What is the difference between spin locks and mutex locks? 4. If the interrupt function is threaded, what kind of locks should be used? … Read more
In modern embedded system development, code relocation technology is becoming a key means to optimize system performance. Imagine a scenario where your real-time control system experiences a 30% delay in critical interrupt response due to Flash access latency, or is unable to add new functional modules due to Flash capacity limitations. These are the pain … Read more