So I am trying to find it out. The size of the file is 2GB. Thus there are a couple of disadvantages to read the whole file at a time with a fixed datatype. Thanks for the suggestion. I was trying to use struct package. But no result. I am reading 4 bytes at a time and comparing. Do you have a documentation reference for your. Total header size is 16 bytes. First, I have to find out 80 which I am trying to do.
My question is , np. May be i am doing somethig wrong which i am not getting. If we can assume that the header is word aligned it can only occur at an even address then the search code is simple:.
If the header might not be word aligned, then you have to be a bit more careful. Each time you read a new buffer, you can prepend it with the last byte from the previous buffer.
Depending on the endianness of your file, you might need to look for any combination of sixteen bits:. Either of those could, possibly, count as 80 in bits, depending on the endianness of your file. The real issue is the first line:. Looking at links from there, it seems like there have been multiple problems with building Go apps on Bash on Windows, and it's not clear whether they are all fixed yet.
Sorry, something went wrong. You get the read 0: interrupted system call message on Debian 8? I'll see if I can reproduce it. I get the same error about Python-dev but not sure what the previous errors were. I will check in a few minutes on Debian. They looked like same error. I'm guessing they are different issues.
We just print the Python-dev message for any build failure because it's a common problem. But it's misleading in cases like this. We might be better off removing it. I am running. I already tried that, but nothing. I am running anaconda3. Is there anything actually in that directory? No it's not the correct directory for my anaconda installation. That all looks reasonable. Is that right?
I checked, all headers are under the directory you mentioned. It's looking in the wrong place. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. The Overflow Blog. Podcast Helping communities build their own LTE networks. Podcast Making Agile work for data science. Featured on Meta. New post summary designs on greatest hits now, everywhere else eventually. Linked 6.
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