scope
2025-04-13
In computer programming, scope defines where in a program that a variable or function may be accessed.
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section
2025-04-13
In executable files like ELF or PE files, a section is a named region of the binary that groups related data or code.
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SIGTRAP
2025-04-13
SIGTRAP is a signal sent to a process when a trap occurs, typically due to a breakpoint or other debug-related condition, allowing the debugger to ...
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static variable
2025-04-13
Static variables in C and C++ have limited scope (not global), but persistent lifetime, retaining its value between function calls.
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trap
2025-04-13
A trap is an execption generated by a CPU when a specific condition is met such as executing a syscall, hitting a breakpoint, or dividing by zero ...
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trap
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/dev/shm
2025-04-12
/dev/shm is a temporary filesystem (usually tmpfs) that provides POSIX-compliant shared memory, allowing processes to communicate by reading and ...
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/sys/module
2025-04-12
/sys/module is a directory within sysfs that contains subdirectories for each loaded kernel module, exposing attributes such as parameters and ...
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/tmp
2025-04-12
/tmp is a world-writable directory found on Linux and Unix-like systems used for temporary files.
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/usr/lib/modules
2025-04-12
The /usr/lib/modules directory contains subdirectories for each installed Linux kernel version, each of which holds kernel modules and associated ...
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