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Git Pristine: How to Pristine Clean Your Dirty Git Repository
I found this command useful and I love this alias! git pristine, a command that will wipe any dirt on your local git copy, any untracked files, and the cache will be removed to make it pristine clean as the remote origin.
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QEMU: How to Enable Plugin Build
By default, QEMU does not enable the plugins. So you need to enable it on configure step by using –enable-plugins.
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This Makes My RISC-V Trap Handler Does Not Work
I was working on a RISCV assembly when suddenly I got a weird issue. The exception does not get caught in the trap handler. I thought this was a QEMU bug on the RISCV target because the trap handler works on my other code. Then after a day of digging, I figured out that it…
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The RISCV ISA Documentation Is Better than RISCV Green Card
I hosted the RISCV ISA Documentation. This is really helpful if you want to learn about the assembly syntax or learning the RISCV itself. As a beginner, this documentation is more effective instead of constantly checking at the green card. 🙂
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My Quick Ways to Auto Format Code in VSCode
I don’t have much time to format my code to looks neat in VSCode (Ctrl + Shift + I), but the default formatting from Visual Code is not efficient for me. It makes the first bracket on function placed alone in one line. This makes my code longer!
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Stuck at Debugging RISCV on Arty A7 using J-Link
Running the RISCV Processor I got an Arty A7 board coming to my desk, and I’m curious to try running a RISCV processor on it. Not long after following the tutorial from Digilent, I was able to program the RISCV processor on this board just by using a MicroUSB cable. Running the Program on RISCV…
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How to Install Xilinx using Command Line in Four Steps
I just got some problem with Xilinx 2020.1 installation on my Pop OS. The installer was stuck and gives me an error message: This seems like the GUI problem on the installer. So let’s just continue using batch mode.
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How to View .dot Files in Ubuntu
I was working with LLVM recently to create a callgraph using opt -view-cfg. But unfortunately it doesn’t work. Here is what I got instead: This means there is no application registered for handling .dot files. Even if I already installed graphviz. Solution is, install xdot. sudo apt install xdot Now you can opt -view-cfg to…
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GIT Tutorial: How to Push to a New Repository
Set up your global git configuration first. git config –global user.name “Your Name” git config –global user.email “id@your.site” If you want to create a new repository:
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How to View Pointer as Array in Visual Studio Code
It is irritating when you have to write and memorize this syntax in the middle of debugging, but let me just put it in here for future use: *mypointer@10 Replace mypointer with your pointer name, and replace 10 with how much array you want to view.
