yonilevy

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by yonilevy 15y ago
It sounds like you're referring to C++98 while the article specifically talks about C++0x. C++0x adds closures to the mix so it's now very possible to implement something similar to .NET LINQ in C++.
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by yonilevy 15y ago
C++0x introduces a bunch of smart pointers to the standard library (and boost provides them externally for previous versions). What are the advantages of garbage collection over these?
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by yonilevy 15y ago
The majority of the comments seem to be negative, yet many of them reflect a misunderstanding of RAII. I've argued the exact argument the author does many times before and got similar responses, it seems to be hard to convey the power of RA
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by yonilevy 16y ago
I actually find it to be really bad, and I'm not the only one - http://www.informit.com/guides/content.aspx?g=cplusplus&...
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by yonilevy 16y ago
Audio streaming applications don't need the the voip setting. The somewhat tricky idea is that as long as a background-audio-marked application keeps playing audio its process won't get suspended and so it will be able to do whatever networ
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by yonilevy 16y ago
The template error messages part has been improved quite a bit in clang (LLVM's standard front-end) in comparison to gcc. If you haven't already, give it a try.
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by yonilevy 16y ago
Thank you for bringing that up. It's called RAII and it's one of my favorite features of C++. The fun thing about it is that it can also be used to manage other resources such as files, sockets, locks or what not.
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by yonilevy 16y ago
How do I get a pre-beta password? I've always been a fan of IRC as a Q/A platform, this should be interesting.
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Open-source hardware standards formally issued(news.cnet.com)
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by yonilevy 16y ago
Native client, as the name implies, runs native code.
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by yonilevy 16y ago
Well, he did create git. Not that your point isn't valid, just pointing out Linus is actively helping forward progress.
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by yonilevy 16y ago
There's not much "Linus vs C++" in there (except for several random bashes with nothing to back them up). It's mostly Linus sharing his POV as the maintainer of the kernel as to why C++ would be harder to work with in a project that has man
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by yonilevy 16y ago
Do you have statistics to show the effectiveness of this method? It would be interesting to see the percentage of IE6 visitors over this 6 months period.
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by yonilevy 16y ago
The big issue with client side decryption (which sounds like a must if you don't trust all the nodes) is that brute force password guessing turns from almost impossible to extremely simple since it's done offline.