I use chroot environments quite a lot as a light way to develop/test/integrate software for different Linux distributions or even platforms (eg. Ubuntu 18.04 on ARM vs Debian 10 on x86), thanks to the Linux kernel stable ABI and qemu emulation.
However, it was always a little …
For another on-going project, I needed to do 64-bits x 64-bits to 128-bits multiply, and I needed it in Python. When doing numerical work with Python, I always use NumPy which is a really awesome library. Unfortunately NumPy is heavily biased towards hardware native types, which makes sense for efficiency …
Quite some time ago, I was contacted by Amazon for a position in the AWS DNS team. I was curious to hear more about it and agreed to enter their recruitment process. The 1st step was a coding challenge.
In this post I will described the challenge and my solution …
I recently came across an interesting problem at work: how to efficiently transpose a non-square matrix in-place?
One of my colleague is working on optimizing a six-steps FFT on our manycore processor, the MPPA-256. The six-steps FFT algorithm has a lot of nice properties, especially regarding highly parallel systems, but …
If you cannot find the gradlew file in your Android project directory, you should be able to build your project with the ant debug command.
If you want to use Gradle anyway, you probably need to add --gradle --gradle-version 0.10.0 to your android create project command-line …
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