Opening files w/sudo in Emacs
C-c C-f /sudo::
Works like a charm in Aquamacs! You’ll need to install tramp for this to work:
Read more about it here.
C-c C-f /sudo::
Works like a charm in Aquamacs! You’ll need to install tramp for this to work:
Read more about it here.
Excellent series of articles by Richard Jones detailing the work required to scale a Comet server written (mostly) in Erlang out to 1 million connections.
http://www.erlang-projects.org/Public/news/ejson/view
There’s also the mochijson module in mochiweb but this looks useful in situations where the entirety of mochiweb might be overkill.
When ejabberd or Jabberlang return “error: -12″ this means they cannot load their native library drivers. Normally this means they can’t find expat_erl.so.
To fix:
May Google find this so someone else doesn’t experience the pain I did yesterday.
OMG! Reflective record access by Ulf Wiger: http://www.trapexit.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6385&sid=a64a45192821687eddb69fe3ae466383
Now records behave much more like how I’ve always thought they should without the mind-bendingly ugly syntax.
Dominique Boucher on the pitfalls of hot code swapping: http://theschemeway.blogspot.com/2008/09/hot-code-swapping-pitfalls-in-erlang.html
Mitchell Hashimoto on the basics of hot code swapping: http://spawnlink.com/articles/rules-of-hot-code-swapping/
The indomitable Joel Reymont write his first article on optimizing Erlang:
http://www.wagerlabs.com/blog/2008/08/optimizing-erlang-a-death-match-of-arrays-vs-tuples.html