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What is computer architecture?
8:27
What is computer architecture?
Can I create a constructor in C?
14:25
Can I create a constructor in C?
Detect Errors the Easy Way (with AddressSanitizer)
6:06
Detect Errors the Easy Way (with AddressSanitizer)
How to reverse execution when debugging in GDB.
3:50
How to reverse execution when debugging in GDB.
Testing interactive terminal programs with expect.
14:17
Testing interactive terminal programs with expect.
Making allocators and object pools faster using a free list
17:34
Making allocators and object pools faster using a free list
What is an object pool, and how to create one in C?
23:14
What is an object pool, and how to create one in C?
How to set a socket timeout (setsockopt) in C
7:27
How to set a socket timeout (setsockopt) in C
Can I use connect with UDP sockets?
4:16
Can I use connect with UDP sockets?
How to Send and Receive UDP packets (in C)
23:20
How to Send and Receive UDP packets (in C)
The two main types of network socket
6:32
The two main types of network socket
Portably print integers in C? It's more complicated than it should be.
10:20
Portably print integers in C? It's more complicated than it should be.
Using read write locks (example in C)
17:11
Using read write locks (example in C)
I Am Hiring!
0:43
I Am Hiring!
A design pattern for cleaner recursive functions.
9:58
A design pattern for cleaner recursive functions.
Student programmers, ChatGPT is not your friend
13:46
Student programmers, ChatGPT is not your friend
How to sort part of an array in C
5:44
How to sort part of an array in C
Sorting in C: Why the double pointers when sorting pointers? (qsort)
11:11
Sorting in C: Why the double pointers when sorting pointers? (qsort)
How to keep Programming from Hurting You.
10:24
How to keep Programming from Hurting You.
How do I Set, Clear, and Toggle a Single Bit?
9:26
How do I Set, Clear, and Toggle a Single Bit?
How does fork work with open files?
13:12
How does fork work with open files?
How do I access a single bit?
11:07
How do I access a single bit?
How to make memory read-only in your C programs.
12:57
How to make memory read-only in your C programs.
Another way to check pointers at runtime in C
12:16
Another way to check pointers at runtime in C
Is the C programming language still worth learning?
9:27
Is the C programming language still worth learning?
Batteryless computing, conferences, and the Maui fires (with Prof. Josiah Hester)
27:03
Batteryless computing, conferences, and the Maui fires (with Prof. Josiah Hester)
The right way to define a C function with no arguments
4:29
The right way to define a C function with no arguments
What is a function prototype in C
4:38
What is a function prototype in C
Making variables atomic in C
11:12
Making variables atomic in C
How to get an IP address from a host name? (Example in C)
18:05
How to get an IP address from a host name? (Example in C)