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by zeugma 12y ago
TIFF is a very versatile container format for various image-streams. It can encode multi-images(likes layers), with different compression (losseless, JPEG etc) and tiled images to read/write efficiently big images e.g. for astronomy,
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by zeugma 13y ago
It is, it's the Free and Open Source Developers European Meeting.
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by zeugma 13y ago
There is a C++ REPL called Cling: http://root.cern.ch/drupal/content/cling It is made by Cern and based on Clang
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by zeugma 13y ago
I doubt that it does in any EU country. In France it actually does not exceed 50% including VAT. ( http://www.revolution-fiscale.fr/le-systeme-actuel/des-impot... )
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by zeugma 14y ago
About evil preprocessor construct, there is a nice collection in the comment of this Jonh Regehr post : http://blog.regehr.org/archives/574
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by zeugma 14y ago
C++ Primer was updated to C++11. http://www.amazon.com/Primer-5th-Edition-Stanley-Lippman/dp/... The C++ FAQ is really helpful but doesn't seem to be updated to C++11 http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq/ Fortunately you can refer to Strous
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Most Citizens of the Star Wars Galaxy are Probably Totally Illiterate(tor.com)
3 points by zeugma 14y ago|0 comments
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by zeugma 14y ago
If you do static analysis on Step 2 (ie on the AST) then you only need the Front-end of your compiler. Clang/LLVM is much more modular, library oriented.(which is why the Google engineer wanted to switch to it). You can just link to the ne
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by zeugma 14y ago
Rust is inspired by C++ which use '::' to access names inside a namespace, here 'vec' and io are module/namespace not object, it's a static lookup. '.' is still used for object lookup which is dynamic.
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by zeugma 15y ago
Actually you can do it using template but it is quite convoluted. ( http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.130.... )
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by zeugma 15y ago
here : http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/reports/TR2011-705.pdf It is sad we have to dig for it, it should be the first link in the article.
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by zeugma 15y ago
> On the other hand the fact that people from anywhere in the EU can come here to live and work here in the UK is great and the fact I can work, live and travel where I want within the EU looks like a huge increase in liberty Unfortun
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by zeugma 15y ago
I won't take the eurovision to measure europe's culture. First it is not "European" anymore, neither politically (Swizerland) nor geographically (Algeria and Israel for example are participating). Secondly, France and Germany do not succeed
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by zeugma 15y ago
Lack of real string type. String manipulation is a pain and you have to allocate everything by yourself which result in inefficient and dangerous code.
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C++98 Support Costs Extra (or why we should switch to C++11 now)(marcmutz.wordpress.com)
34 points by zeugma 15y ago|27 comments
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by zeugma 15y ago
On the contrary, I see more and more pdf usage. Word is just a mediocre tool for editing documents and it is not supposed to be an exchange format.
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by zeugma 15y ago
I always sent a PDF file. You can only see that is was made by LaTeX with a trained eye(if their is not too heavy customization) or in the PDF meta-data. Designers would use pre-print tool like inDesign, which output PDF too. PDF document
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by zeugma 15y ago
The goal of LaTeX is to output a printable document, most of the time a pdf. I don't think sending the sources is polite nor very readable nevermind HR-compliant.
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New clang relase get a memory checker(lists.cs.uiuc.edu)
3 points by zeugma 15y ago|0 comments
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by zeugma 15y ago
If you read the story further, you will see it is not really the children version of the tale.
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Depixelizing pixel art (SIGGRAPH 2011 paper)(johanneskopf.de)
2 points by zeugma 15y ago|0 comments
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What Every C Programmer Should Know About Undefined Behavior #1/3(blog.llvm.org)
155 points by zeugma 15y ago|18 comments
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by zeugma 15y ago
What was the reason to do that ? Apart from rendering your own code completely unreadable ?
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by zeugma 15y ago
Maybe that what's the author wanted to pointed out: if you have garbage collection (at least the way it's implemented in C#/Java) you have to give away scope lifetime of object. This is annoying because you want determinism for some kind of
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by zeugma 15y ago
Indeed. To ship in the Netherland it would cost me $120 compared to $88 for a subscription. May be finding a printer in Europe would help ?
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Clang Completion Source for C++ completion in Emacs(mike.struct.cn)
7 points by zeugma 15y ago|0 comments
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by zeugma 16y ago
Isn't that strange ? I mean cable should be more easily broken than airwaves, no ? Is it because the landlines in Japan are designed to resist and the cell phone tower got power disruption ?
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Real cost of C++ exception vs error-code checking(lazarenko.me)
71 points by zeugma 16y ago|62 comments
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by zeugma 16y ago
you should give GUD a try (M-x gdb).
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by zeugma 16y ago
About constructor/destructor: in C++ you call allocate object on the stack, destructor will be called when you get outside the scope of the variable. That feature, dumbed RAII in C++ lingo, may be the simple GC your looking for : no explic

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