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12.17.07Pylons 0.9.6 with SQLAlchemy 4 and Elixir 0.4 Pylons, Development (0)
This is short quick tutorial on how to integrate these technologies to build a successful MVC web platform. Elixir is a declarative layer built on top of SQLAlchemy, the definition of the model becomes much simpler but just as flexible whilst queries remain within the SQLAlchemy space. The difficult bit is putting these two model […]
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05.23.07Rebuild CentOS/RHEL 5 kernel kernel, Development, Linux Comments Off
Download the kernel source package for example kernel-2.6.18-8.el5.src.rpm and install it after following the instructions on creating a user specific build layout.
Then the minimum that’s required is -cd rpm/SPECS
rpmbuild -ba –target=i686 kernel-2.6.spec
If you need to patch the kernel with your changes, place the patch in the rpm/SOURCES directory and update the spec file with the […] -
05.16.07Kernel build system (kbuild) - building a module using binary objects kernel, Development, Linux (0)
Using the kernel build system to build a module when you ony have access to binary object files is not as straightforward as it may seem.
The kernel kbuild documenation does not have a complete description of this, so i had to piece it together from mailing lists. The reason for this is probably simply that doing this is discouraged because drivers should have their code released and if possible integrated into the kernel.
So, you’ve got some […] -
04.05.07PuTTYcyg - a replacement terminal emulator for Windows Development (0)
If you use Cygwin on Windows for any purpose at all you might want to consider trying out PuTTYcyg which replaces both a standard PuTTY installation (it’s actually built on top of PuTTY) and the absolutely rubbish windows cmd.exe, which i’ve lived with for far far to long.
I’ve just found it and it works like […] -
04.01.07SQLObject SQLite on Windows/Win32 Development (0)
I often develop using a windows platform and deploy on unix/linux. One of the great things about Python is it’s platform flexibility.
I’m learning Pylons which is an MVC framework at the moment and running through the blog tutorial which is a great starting point. Im developing using an Sqlite database (and probably deploying on a […]
