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#include <sys/types.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <stdio.h>


#define UID_ROOT (0)
#define PATH_KILLALL "/usr/bin/killall"
#define PROCNAME_TO_OPERATE "gcin"

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/* This is a Windows Script Host script file written in JScript. You will need Word 
 * installed on your system before get this script running.
 * The purpose of this script is convert multiple Word files (*.doc) into HTML files 
 * via Word's "Save As" function.
 * User have to place the files into a folder and double-click on this script. A folder
 * selection dialog will appear than you shall know what to do. */

WScript.Echo( "Please make sure all Word windows have been closed before proceed." );

var objShell = new ActiveXObject("Shell.Application");

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/**
 * The ROT13 server example code from LibEvent-Book written by Nick Mathewson.
 * http://github.com/nmathewson/libevent-book
 *
 * The code is modified for my practice.
 * compiling w/: gcc `pkg-config libevent --cflags --libs` rot13-server.c
 */

/* For sockaddr_in */
#include <netinet/in.h>

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#include <stdio.h>

#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/socket.h>
#include <netdb.h>


int main(int argc, char ** argv)
{
	static struct addrinfo hint = {

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#!/usr/bin/perl

# Usage: ./msgout-plurk.pl "Message going to Plurk"
#
# please make sure $MSGOUT_PLRK_CONFIG_FILE is modified to point to your configuration file.
# for configuration file example, please see "msgout-plurk.txt".

use LWP::UserAgent;
use URI::Escape;
use HTTP::Request::Common;

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#include <Python.h>

typedef struct {
	PyObject_HEAD
	/* Type-specific fields go here. */
} pytrymod_TryobjObject;

static PyTypeObject pymodtry_TryobjType = {
	PyObject_HEAD_INIT(NULL)
	0,	/*ob_size*/

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$_X_CODE39_CODING_MAP = array(
	'0' => '000110100', '1' => '100100001', '2' => '001100001', '3' => '101100000',
	'4' => '000110001', '5' => '100110000', '6' => '001110000', '7' => '000100101',
	'8' => '100100100', '9' => '001100100', 'A' => '100001001', 'B' => '001001001',
	'C' => '101001000', 'D' => '000011001', 'E' => '100011000', 'F' => '001011000',
	'G' => '000001101', 'H' => '100001100', 'I' => '001001100', 'J' => '000011100',
	'K' => '100000011', 'L' => '001000011', 'M' => '101000010', 'N' => '000010011',
	'O' => '100010010', 'P' => '001010010', 'Q' => '000000111', 'R' => '100000110',
	'S' => '001000110', 'T' => '000010110', 'U' => '110000001', 'V' => '011000001',
	'W' => '111000000', 'X' => '010010001', 'Y' => '110010000', 'Z' => '011010000',

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# Code: VALUE (meter)

'00': <30,
'01': 30,
'02': 60,
'03': 90,
'04': 120,
'05': 150,
'06': 180,
'07': 210,

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#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use POSIX;


our $PID = '/tmp/pid.txt';
our $WORKDIR = '/tmp';
our $TRMLOG = '/dev/null';	# '/tmp/terminal-log.txt';
our @DAEMON_CMD = ();

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#ifndef __FINK_ENDIANDEV_PKG_ENDIAN_H__
#define __FINK_ENDIANDEV_PKG_ENDIAN_H__ 1

/** compatibility header for endian.h
 * This is a simple compatibility shim to convert
 * BSD/Linux endian macros to the Mac OS X equivalents.
 * It is public domain.
 * */

#ifndef __APPLE__