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Frequently-used commands echo, @, call, pause, and REM (TIPS: Use: instead of REM) are the most frequently-used commands for batch file processing. We started from them. First, @ is not a command, but a special identifier for DOS batch processing.

Write a Hello World: Filename:main.c#include int Main (void) {printf ("Hello wolrd!\n");   Return (-1); } Compile execution: gcc main.c &&./a.out Now let's see what is the return value of the previous execution in the current shell, which is "1"?

DICOM medical image processing: C-Echo and C-Store, dicomfo-dicomBackground: In the previous blog, we introduced the network transmission in DICOM, mainly referring to the original English text in DCMTK Wiki. By comparing the implementation of the

The Linux shell can be user-defined functions and can be called casually in shell scripts. The functions in the shell are defined in the following format: [Function] funname [()] { action; [return int;] } Description 1, can be with function fun

@echo off : Main Cls Echo. Echo. echo 1. Generate automatic configuration computer name, DNS, Gateway, IP script, IPX internal network number Echo. Echo 2, automatic network engraving server configuration Echo. Echo 3. Telecom netcom line switch

Read a lot of Chinese blog posts, most of the article is about the use of echo color, I really do not love to die, trace back, really look at the escape sequence is what?Escape characters, children who have studied C are aware that some control

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GD library image output and echo problem Header ("Content-type:image/png"); Notifies the browser that an image formatted as PNG will be output $im = Imagecreatetruecolor (400, 30); Create a 400x300 pixel-sized canvas $white = Imagecolorallocate ($