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My Android application needs to react differently to different Mobile Country Codes. It seems like it is hardcoded to mcc310 (US) . I can read this value from TelephonyManager.getSimCountryIso() or by using a resource folder like res/values-mcc123/ but how do I set this value in the emulator? To change what TelephonyManager.getSimCountryIso() returns, simply execute adb shell setprop gsm.sim.operator.iso-country no and it now returns no (Norway). If you want to change what TelephonyManager.getSimOperator() returns (MCC+MNC) then execute adb shell setprop gsm.sim.operator.numeric 24201 and you

Following my previous question regarding the rationale behind extremely long functions, I would like to present a specific question regarding a piece of code I am studying for my research. It's a function from the Linux Kernel which is quite long (412 lines) and complicated (an MCC index of 133). Basically, it's a long and nested switch statement Frankly, I can't think of any way to improve this mess. A dispatch table seems both huge and inefficient, and any subroutine call would require an inconceivable number of arguments in order to cover a large-enough segment of code. Do you think of any

I am trying to create an executable using Matlab 2013a in Ubuntu 14.04, and after some research, I understood the following command, creates the executable mcc -mv matlabfile.m However, when I run this command, I get following error No command 'mcc' found, but there are 33 similar ones mcc: command not found Is this an error due to Matlab installation or should I include the compiler into any path variable, so that I can access it using the command mcc.? How do I solve this? UPDATE 1 I ran the ver command in my matlab and am showing the partial output, just to prove it includes Maltab Compiler