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Error "error: ERR 211 Not enough local stack" while building on GeneXus 17
When building a KB in GeneXus 17, it outputs the following error:
error: ERR 211 Not enough local stack
Followed by:
warning: [BuildDaemon] Auto restarting Specifier daemon. True - AutoRestartCount:
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Nested Navigation Not Working in AutoRoute
I’m trying to navigate between nested pages using AutoRoute, but I’m unable to route to child pages or go back using AutoRouter.of(context).back().
I have an Authentication module with multiple nested ...
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Location of the first value pushed onto stack in assembly (x86 I386 assembly) (gdb) (AT&T)
Consider the assembly program below:
.section .data
.section .text
.global _start
_start:
pushl $85 #make it obvious in memory
popl %ebx
movl $1, %eax
int $0x80
It ...
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Why do relative stack addresses change each time this Windows program is run?
See (far below) how the relative stack location of the local variable x changes between runs of this program. Why does that happen? I know about ASLR and can see (looking at pLow and pHigh) that the ...
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Array passed as an argument does not seem to be changing [closed]
I was tasked to write up a C program to sort an array using quicksort, without using recursion.
Original array:
-25, 87, 12, -6, 91, 3, -48, 70, 19, -33, 55, 2, -18, 99, 41, -72, 63, 15, -90, 27, 8, -...
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Trying to exploit the stack content with a format string, but I can't understand where it takes the output from
I am studying for my Computer Security exam and I am on the Format String Bugs section. In the notes there is this code, and I was testing it on my VM:
#include <stdio.h>
void test(char *arg) {
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arm-none-eabi-gcc stack frame usage issue
I am using below gcc compiler to compile codebase for ARM cortex M33 with optimization -Os.
arm-none-eabi-gcc.exe (Arm GNU Toolchain 14.3.Rel1 (Build arm-14.174)) 14.3.1 20250623
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tried flutter positioned in stack with media query but on different devices it doesnt work
I am working on a vpn app and on one of the screens i have to use stack for showing different widgtes over each other like gradient below and a globe svg on top and then a circularProgressIndicator on ...
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Null in a dereferenced Stack Pointer in Rust on Cortex-M4 (nRF52833)
When developing a Rust no_std bootloader for my micro:bit v2.21 (Cortex-M4, nRF52833), I have encountered a weird error.
The bootloader jumps to the main application using cortex_m::asm::bootstrap(sp, ...
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Why is are the arguments to a function I'm putting onto the stack in Uiua not being in the right order later in the function?
My current code is supposed to have a function, SINESYNTH, that takes 2 arguments (length and frequency) and make an audio clip of that length at that note. my code currently looks like:
TOFREQ ← ×220˜...
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Can we traverse stack in FIFO order without custom logic?
My teammate asked if we can traverse stack in FIFO (First In First Out) order. I say stack itself maintain LIFO order in it but we can traverse it in FIFO manner by using another stack or list. Then ...
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How to solve a modified version of Leetcode Valid Parentheses?
I recently had an interview where I was asked to solve a modified version of this question on leetcode. Instead of checking if the string is valid you are supposed to count the minimum number of ...
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Is it possible to automate color code for stacked column plot in Power BI and have correct label names at the same time?
I have a very simple fruit_sales dataset as shown:
Fruit
Sales
Apple
10
Banana
40
Guava
20
I imported this data from an Excel file in Power BI. And I plotted it as a stacked column chart as shown. I ...
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Is there a way to determine the stack size limit / end point within a running UEFI application?
I have a fairly large UEFI application (2.1MB UPX compressed) that has a number of functions that allocate reasonably large data structures on the stack (kilobytes). I'd like to add some debug code ...
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Why does calling two functions in a single statement not affect the value? [duplicate]
In this code:
// Stack using LinkedList //
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
struct Node {
int data;
struct Node* next;
};
struct Node* top = NULL;
short isEmpty(void) {
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What's funny about sparcv9 processors' or Solaris' stack handling?
I am maintaining Professor David Turner's interpreter for Miranda
and it now works on aarch, amd, arm, chrp, evbarm, loongarch, mips, powerpc, riscv and x86, 32-bit and 64-bit, big-endian and little-...
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Flutter Stack Widget onTap function not working
Here I'm facing a issue on Flutter stack widget ontap function.Many time i'm tring to do it , but i can't.
Here is a demo image, where I want to call onTap function.
Here is my code :
import 'dart:...
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Visual Studio Code Haskell extension fails to find ghc version
I get following error in VSCode:
However, when I run this command in shell manually it works fine:
% stack --stack-yaml /home/user/haskell/h5/stack.yaml exec ghc -- --numeric-version
9.8.2
My stack....
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do I have to add all the SEH stuff in the x64 windows calling convention
Writing a c compiler that generates MASM and uses ml64 to assemble and link. I read a lot about the x64 windows calling convention and it seemed that I did not have to add all the SEH plumbing, in ...
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Why is my output different after each execution of the program?
So I am new to java and was trying to learn about simple data structure and wrote a program in bluej to pop in a stack. However after compiling and executing the program the output is different each ...
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How to handle the exception, when stack is empty(character element of string accesses an empty stack)?
I have problem with my program on C++, witch checks an valid brackets.
If i want to check ')', i get segmentation error.
Example:
input: (())
output: Yes
input: (()
output: No
input: ())
output: back()...
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GestureDetector causes move of the wrong item in stack
I want to have 2 movable widgets in a flutter's stack.
I created a stack with red and blue containers, wrapped with GestureDetector and Positioned
and they moved well.
when I tried to have the item ...
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Why is my stack in kernel memory virtual address space?
I have a simple C program which declares two local variables, one initialized, one uninitialized, like so:
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
int local_var_1 = 0;
int local_var_2;
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I am having a lab about quick sort in 'RISC-V'. I have done something but my recursive part kept buggy
I guess is stack pointer problem but I can't fix it. Here is my code:
.global _start
.data
array1: .word -5 24 -8 45 -15 24 11 7 0 125
hi: .word 9
lo: .word 0
newline: .asciz "\n"
space: ....
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Does the call instruction write something onto the stack? For example, things like environment variables?
I am currently running a C++ program in which I have used the heap to simulate the stack and employed assembly language to place relevant information (such as memory addresses) into registers, thereby ...
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