Dockerized build environments for C/C++ projects
In this post, I will share how to create a docker-based build environment for C and C++ projects targeted for Linux.
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Terminating with panic! in Rust
The Rust programming language provides a few ways to terminate a program when it reaches an unrecoverable state by calling the macro std::panic! - a reference to kernel panic that I have found quite amusing. It comes in handy when an assert needs to used within code, such as for...
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Configuring core dumps in docker
The purpose of this post is to provide general guidance on enabling and collecting core dumps for applications running
in a docker container.
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How to overwrite a file in Rust
Recently, I took an interest in the Rust programming language due to its performance and safety. I chose Rust because of its RAII-based memory model, high-level abstractions which do not compromise perfomance, and the ability to disable its standard library and develop for bare metal. As a bonus, it comes...
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How signals are handled in a docker container
In my previous post, I provided insight on the importance of running docker with the
--init flag to ensure the proper exit code is returned when an application calls the abort function.
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