Try this to make an existing repository in repodir work for users in group foo: chgrp -R foo repodir # set the group chmod -R g+rw repodir # allow the group to read/write chmod g+s `find repodir -type d` # new files get group id of directory git init –bare –shared=all repodir # sets some … Read more
To add to @unutbu’s (not available anymore) and @Henry Gomersall’s answers. You could use shared_arr.get_lock() to synchronize access when needed: shared_arr = mp.Array(ctypes.c_double, N) # … def f(i): # could be anything numpy accepts as an index such another numpy array with shared_arr.get_lock(): # synchronize access arr = np.frombuffer(shared_arr.get_obj()) # no data copying arr[i] = … Read more
Yes, it’s moderately easy. Just use two “add_library” commands: add_library(MyLib SHARED source1.c source2.c) add_library(MyLibStatic STATIC source1.c source2.c) Even if you have many source files, you can place the list of sources in a Cmake variable, so it’s still easy to do. On Windows you should probably give each library a different name, since there is … Read more