Great info. Thank you. However, please consider increasing the gain or volume when you record. Your voice OUGHT TO BE MOVING INTO the red (overmodulation) area of the meter on the highest and most emphatic sounds -- NOT below the red. And plz keep yr voice up throughout the vid to the end. Thank you again. Namastes.
great videos, many thanks for that. Tip: Try to improve your communication skills for better engagement. You use the word 'particular' a lot (25 times in this video) please, which becomes annoying after some time.
can you please provide us the nptel_codes ( 1:05 ) files so that we can work on them without using the virtual machine provided by you(the 8gb .vdi present in google drive)?
Great info. Thank you. However, please consider increasing the gain or volume when you record. Your voice OUGHT TO BE MOVING INTO the red (overmodulation) area of the meter on the highest and most emphatic sounds -- NOT below the red. And plz keep yr voice up throughout the vid to the end. Thank you again. Namastes.
Amazing
sub $0x10,%esp reserves 16 bytes but both buffers are 10 & 5 bytes = 15 ? why is that?
It will pad 1 byte in between location pointed by ebp and first buffer to satisfy alignment requirement.
if you get error "cannot find -lgcc", just modify "-m32 to -m64" in Makefile
if anybody is getting a problem for listing the source code in the gdb, include -g flag in the makefile beside -m64
great videos, many thanks for that.
Tip: Try to improve your communication skills for better engagement. You use the word 'particular' a lot (25 times in this video) please, which becomes annoying after some time.
what's the password for the nptel user?
can you please provide us the nptel_codes ( 1:05 ) files so that we can work on them without using the virtual machine provided by you(the 8gb .vdi present in google drive)?
I searched the bitbucket repo too but could'nt find module0, module1, etc codes ( 1:09)