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Gogs has many issues that no one want to fix.

Thanks for these researchers. They can save the world. Looking forward to the human-applicable treatment!

It seems like Source Insight for Linux/Mac.

This tutorial is brilliant. It explains the usage of lex and yacc very clearly. The second part of this video tutorial is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__-wUHG2rfM The sour…

I will read the first few chapters to learn the basic knowledge. In the meantime, I will try my best to understand every example and run it. And then I will do something interestin…

I once found a book called "Machine and Assembly Language Programming of the PDP-11" in our university library. It is very old and was published in the 1980s. It includes some inte…

There is also a tool which can convert Latex equations into images: http://www.sciweavers.org/free-online-latex-equation-editor

If you want to use a powerful gdb visual interface, you may want to try DDD. However, DDD has an old-fashioned GUI which is very crude. I have tried several visual debugging tools,…

When I read the source code of some large projects, I find it's hard to remember all important details. I may understand an elegant function today, but tomorrow I may forget it. Ev…

You are lucky. Some projects have difficulty because everyone wants to use it but no one wants to contribute to it. The inbox of the maintainers may be full filled with bug reports…

Although China's copyright law indeed protects people's work, open source software is still a gray area. As far as I know, there is no clear stipulation in China's law to judge whe…

In China, open source licenses don't have any legal effect, so it's hard to safeguard legal rights. In recent years some open source organizations have been founded and they hope t…

I think the Linux kernel source code is also very clean and it's worth reading. I prefer its coding style.

Here is the GitHub repository of the Ubuntu Kylin project: https://github.com/ukui

This is awesome! VisuAlgo don't have Red-Black tree, but this link fills the gap.

When reading Hacker News, I can often find some awesome tools and articles which I want to save in case I need them in the future. However, I'm finding my "favorite submissions" li…