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421.
by grogers 17y ago
This is because the default 'make(chan int)' creates a synchronous channel
422.
by grogers 17y ago
But is there any way to set the "very magic" option in your .vimrc so you don't have to type \v every time you want to avoid a barrage of backslashes?
423.
How to count to a zillion without falling off the end of the number line(americanscientist.org)
15 points by grogers 17y ago|1 comments
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by grogers 17y ago
The only problem is that in C++, overloading operator[] has to be a non-static member function. x[y] is treated as x.operator[](y) if x is of class type. So x[y] may not be the same as y[x] if they are class types. So maybe that has some us
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by grogers 17y ago
I wonder how this compares with valgrind's helgrind tool and Microsoft's CHESS tool. AFAIK both of those attempt to find bugs due to improper use of mutex'es around shared variables. I wonder if this tool can go beyond that to find (for exa
426.
by grogers 17y ago
Its a shame that the c++ pretty printers are packaged with libstdc++ (ie with gcc sources) not with gdb.
427.
by grogers 17y ago
The hardware itself automatically parallelizes execution of your program to some degree. When you say something like: int i = 0, j = 1, k = 2; The processor itself can execute these in parallel if there are available resources, because writ
428.
by grogers 17y ago
Unless you were planning on ray-tracing a scene near a black hole, what good would this be?
429.
by grogers 17y ago
"Also, the popular Linux/Mono apps hardly work on Windows." How can this possibly be a good thing? It either means mono is a poor .NET substitute, or the linux mono apps are less cross platform than apps written in other languages - also a
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by grogers 17y ago
Also, the audio is pretty far ahead of the text making it hard to follow.
431.
by grogers 17y ago
For that you can check out Project Archer: http://sourceware.org/gdb/wiki/ProjectArcher
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Reverse Execution in GDB 7 is imminent(gnu.org)
124 points by grogers 17y ago|40 comments
433.
by grogers 17y ago
Interesting that the statistics haven't changed a whole lot over the course of 2 years - except that the unknown category is way smaller.
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by grogers 17y ago
How is this better than any other threadpool library?
435.
by grogers 17y ago
I can understand that having a strict hard limit is pretty stupid - having to split a printf format string just makes grepping harder. But really, long lines do make code harder to read. 80 is the default width of basically all text editors
436.
by grogers 17y ago
Well the defacto standard for most corporate projects seems to be java... So it doesn't surprise me that even people not using java would still write java-like code.