May 3, 2021Dynamic and Static libraries in LinuxLet’s continue getting the most out of some of those portable cleaver solutions (functions) we find to solve problems when coding: Let’s create a Dynamic Library. On a previous article (see below) I shared about the different types of libraries in Linux, but only went deep into Static libraries, its pros and cons, how to create and use them. …Dynamic Library6 min readDynamic Library6 min read
Apr 14, 2021Behind the ShellWhat happens when you type `ls -l *.c` in the shell Using “ls” along with “cd” command are probably one the first navigation tools we learn when we start using the shell in a terminal, and that’s so, because they provide some of the most basic and helpful ways to navigate trough directories and list its content. ls, as well as…Shell5 min readShell5 min read
Feb 28, 2021Static Libraries in C.When thinking on how to get the most of some of those portable cleaver solutions you find to problems when coding, creating your own library (or libraries) is something you should seriously consider. There are basically two types of libraries in C: Statics and dynamics. Here we are going to cover the basics of Statics libraries from gathering the functions your want to use, to its use in a final program.4 min read4 min read
Feb 4, 2021COMPILATION PROCESS IN C — Step by Step01101000 01100101 01101100 01101100 01101111 00100001 → Hello. Many of us have heard or read that a computer only understands binary, if it is true, then how is that when we write a code like this, which is non binary:3 min read3 min read
Feb 2, 2021HARD LINKS AND SOFT LINKS — LINUXClone it or Point to it? Despite the fact that both, Hard links and Soft links refer to a file, the do in very different ways. If your are familiar with Windows OS, then, think of Soft Links (AKA Symbolic links) as a shortcut to a file. A Soft link…Hard Link Vs Soft Link2 min readHard Link Vs Soft Link2 min read
