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Should C Programmers learn C++, Go or Rust?(ds9a.nl)
4 points by ahubert 8y ago|2 comments
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by ahubert 8y ago
(author here), it is true, try it. Sample code is on https://github.com/ahupowerdns/hello-cpp/blob/master/move.cc
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Modern C++ for C Programmers: part 5(ds9a.nl)
235 points by ahubert 8y ago|80 comments
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Modern C++ for C programmers: part 2 (classes, smart ptrs, exceptions, threads)(ds9a.nl)
4 points by ahubert 8y ago|0 comments
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by ahubert 8y ago
hi colanderman, that is exactly the plan! I have a section on classes already done as something that most C projects eventually do by hand (ie, bunch of functions that accept a pointer to a struct as first parameter, which is actually &quot
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by ahubert 8y ago
author here, comments are welcome btw!
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by ahubert 9y ago
I did a talk on that at OHM2013 but sadly the recordings got lost. Will blog it up one day. You can be a "good" open source company and still make money! It does require a lot of planning though.
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by ahubert 9y ago
blush - the PowerDNS team :-)
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by ahubert 9y ago
Hi! Author of that page here. Let me know your thoughts, or express your feelings in a pull request! https://github.com/ahupowerdns/hello-dns/ - you might also appreciate the DNS RFC viewer on https://p
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by ahubert 9y ago
Another viewer is https://powerdns.org/dns-camel - where you can select obsoleted, informational, experimental, historic, and standards (track) RFCs. And drafts!
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by ahubert 9y ago
By all means read up about $GENERATE for example, and multi-line statements etc, or all the fields you can omit or reorder. It is no fun.
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by ahubert 9y ago
Hi Muks! The rest of the content is still appearing, but https://powerdns.org/hello-dns/optional.md.html now talks about EDNS.
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(Don’t) drop the hint: communicating with technical people(medium.com)
3 points by ahubert 9y ago|0 comments
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by ahubert 10y ago
What you describe (the shutdown technique) is exactly what my linked blogpost describes, by the way. If this is the fault of BSD, or the sockets API definition is indeed an interesting question. Is RFC 1122 TCP/IP or a BSD document? An
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by ahubert 12y ago
I suggest actually _reading_ the post. It notes the tradeoff. It also notes we offer near infinite support for people asking politely and making their problems known. We also note that it isn't just a matter of scale.
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by ahubert 13y ago
author here. Turns out I am a bioinformatician these days, ten years after writing this page. I work in an actual lab, with biologists, getting results. http://bertusbeaumontlab.tudelft.nl/ is what I do. DNA is not a progra