Reverse Engineering – The art of understanding
We will reverse engineer some code to figure out how it works and talk about different techniques to understand code.
We create a lot of directories for the new Linux environment and copy the required files to continue building our system.
I looked into building tensorflow from source on Windows. The reason, TensorRT released and I wanted to test the new functionallity. I got tensorflow to build after some tribulations using the latest source release. Sadly I never got the new functionallity of TensorRT up and running but I did headway at least.
Quick note just to save this small information. IBM support is telling us that it’s impossible to use Commerce Developer with an external Solr server. After some research I found which config file to change in order to change which server it will call. [WCDEV_INSTALL]\wasprofile\config\cells\localhost\nodes\localhost\servers\server1\namebindings.xml This file has multiple entries for configuring the search. Changing…
We look into web assembly and compare it to x86 assembly code.
I needed a solution to save data and I wanted to create an API so I could handle different storage solutions. One of the solutions I wanted to support was OpenSwift, a part of OpenStack. Trying create a small local installation for testing wasn’t easy and required research. Configuration options seems endless so I’m trying…
We build Glibc in our new system, configure the timezone variables, set the correct time and look into the installation and configuration of locales.