Destroys java.lang.String

[Editor’s note] This article shows how to exploit a bug in Java to make some weird strings, including conditions for string equality, methods for creating corrupted strings, and an example of exploiting the bug to remotely corrupt strings in another class . And put forward a challenge, asking readers to create a damaged empty string […]

[Data structure] double linked list (definition create insert delete destroy find) complete code

Article directory 3.2 Double linked list 3.2.1 Definition 3.2.2 Insertion 3.2.3 Delete 3.2.4 Destruction 3.2.5 Search * Double linked list complete code 3.2 Double Linked List 3.2.1 Definition effect It is convenient to find a node. typedef struct DNode {<!– –> ElemType data; struct DNode* prior, * next;//Point to the previous and next node }DNode,*DLinklist; […]

[linux kernel] slub memory management analysis (6) destroy slab

Article directory background save flow Previous situation review Describe method conventions Overview of kmem_cache destruction operations Introduction call stack Detailed analysis kmem_cache_destroy->shutdown_cache __kmem_cache_shutdown flush_all flush_slab unfreeze_partials free_partial discard_slab slab_kmem_cache_release __kmem_cache_release kmem_cache_free Summary of kmem_cache destruction operation Background Stream saving If you are not interested in the code details, you can directly jump to the bottom […]

[C implements data structure] Realization of two-way leading circular linked list (add, delete, check, modify, judge empty, destroy)

Article directory 1. The role of two-way (leading) circular linked list 2. Basic implementation 1. Basic function declaration (DList.h) 2. Creation of table header/node 3. Determine whether the linked list is empty 4. Insertion (head plug, tail plug, front plug, rear plug) 5. Delete (head delete, tail delete, universal delete) 6. Find and modify 7. […]