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- Python 3 primer, Part 2: Advanced topics
Changes in the latest version of Python are important to every Python developer, including changes in abstract base classes, metaclasses, and decorators.
- Embed Lua for scriptable apps
If you're looking to build programmability into your apps, start with Lua, a small language built for jobs where easy scripting and compactness matter. We show you why and how, using examples in C.
- Scripting with Guile: Extension language enhances C and Scheme
Guile is an interpreter for the Scheme language and an extension language that lets you make your apps more flexible and usable. With examples in C, learn the elements of Scheme scripting with Guile.
- Develop a GPS-aware application for the Nokia N810, Part 2: Consider your options
Time to start planning. You've settled on a development environment, so now it's time for some serious decisionscode design, library choices, unit testing, and user interface library.
- Enable high availability for composite applications
Maintaining uptime for applications comprised of several separate applications offers a unique challenge -- varying availability requirements among the separate components. Here's how to navigate the minefield.
- Prevent buffer overflow in Linux on Power and Cell/B.E. systems, Part 2
Learn through examples how a function pointer can be overwritten in 32- and 64-bit modes, and gain insight into the assembly components used in the examples.
- Prevent buffer overflow in Linux on Power and Cell/B.E. systems, Part 1
Whether occurring accidentally or maliciously, buffer overflows can ruin your server's day. Learn about the Power and Cell/B.E. architectures and how buffer overflows can happen on these systems.
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