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by pm215 14y ago
Yes, I skipped the detail that Japanese addresses in Latin scripts are written the other way around. SCSL's address in native script as quoted on their webpage is 東京都品川区東五反田3-14-13 高輪ミューズビル (ie Tokyou-to Shinagawa-ku Higashigotanda 3-14-3 T
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by pm215 14y ago
However, that's not the only convention for postal addresses. In Japan they write them the other way around, starting with the prefecture and working down through city, subarea, block/building number and finally the addressee's name. I do
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by pm215 14y ago
The problem with the C preprocessor is that it's sat in a "sour spot" where it's often possible to use it for a task but only by bending it so far that the result is pretty ugly and not very comprehensible. If the preprocessor were less pow
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by pm215 15y ago
The trouble with this sort of C coroutine library in my experience is portability. Lthread seems to have taken the "write a bit of inline asm" approach, which means it's x86/x86-64 only. If you avoid the assembly and try to do things only w
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by pm215 15y ago
There's some similar statistics for Japanese novels here: http://pomax.nihongoresources.com/index.php?entry=1223045359 which I think show that the problem is not at the "most common" end of the distribution but at the "least common" end.
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by pm215 15y ago
As well as the practical details of barrel shifter implementation design that psykotic points out, older CPUs couldn't afford the space for a barrel shifter and implemented shifts as a sequence of one-bit shifts. So for instance the 8086 to
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by pm215 15y ago
For public open source projects there are lots of reasons to review and send an acked-by/reviewed-by line, at least some of which I think would carry across into a company-internal equivalent: * if you review other peoples' patches they're