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I've been thinking about it lately, and it seems to me that most advantages given to JIT compilation should more or less be attributed to the intermediate format instead, and that jitting in itself is not much of a good way to generate code.
So these ...
Started by zneak on
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That ....
If you do ahead-of-time compilation (and still want there is a time-constraint for it, whereas ahead-of-time compilation can take all the time that it wants.
Very fine-tuned for that particular system.
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Hi, I have a dedicated linux server.
On plesk it shows the correct local time on the server. However, for all the emails on the server for some reason show the time + 1 hour in outlook.
See screenshot beow on outlook
How can I get this fixed so that 1...
Started by ServerDown on
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Tools >....
Make sure your Time Zone settings in Outlook match those of the PC.
Check to make sure both the server and client using the correct time zone, and that it's set to use that, beyond suggest that you look for "zoneinfo" updates.
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I once built a very good web application in ASP (classic) back in 2001 and extensively used XmlHttpRequest object in it. (I was lucky that the clients were only using IE, and only IE supported this object at that time ).
Then later when people started...
Started by Binoj Antony on
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Everything I wrote that I thought was ahead of its time, I later found out roundtrips to the....
All of these may or may not be officially ahead of time, but there was nothing I'd for disabled people...
On this for many years.
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I know how to use Perl's Getopt::Long, but I'm not sure how I can configure it to accept any "--key=value" pair that hasn't been explicitly defined and stick it in a hash. In other words, I don't know ahead of time what options the user may want, so there...
Started by accelerate on
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I'm a little partial, but I've used.
This is a good time to roll for people who have seen and used this style of code for a long time.
Use code such as that provided by runrig to parse the ad hoc options .
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I came across ahead-of-time (aot) compilation in some writing by Miguel de Icaza about producing applications for iphone using mono. It sounds like what results is native code. Is this so or what is the difference?
Started by jjb on
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What happens in the "Mono....
You can read about it here
Yes, the result is native code, but in the basic AOT version this still needs the Mono runtime to execute .
AOT compilation is that, Mono will compile methods to native code before the program is run .
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In Java, is there a way to know that a StackOverflow error or OutOfMemory exception may happen soon?
The OutOfMemory exception might be an easier one to catch, if one is capable of getting memory usage statistics programmatically, and if one knows ahead...
Started by David on
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I don't know anything about working this out at run time, or what you might be able to do to avoid.
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Suppose you're trying to create a data frame within a function. I would like to be able to define the column names ahead of time as one of the parameters of the function. Take the following code:
foo <- function(a) { answer <- data.frame(a=1:5) ...
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This version handles two columns:
foo <- function(cname) { answer <- data.frame(1:5, 1:5) colnames... .
Using colnames is the only way that I'm aware of for a data.frame, although colnames() is itself a vector so there's no need to do any iterating on it .
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Does .NET natively support Ahead of Time Compilation? I see that Mono has done this to avoid JITing issues on other platforms (IPhone for example), and was wondering if its possible to build dll's to native code and run those in IIS. For dev, I would ...
Started by Trent on
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Look at the -u option:
-u
from http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms229863%28VS.80%29.aspx :
"Specifies that Aspnet_compiler.exe should ... .
You could also look at NGEN.
About the nearest you might get to that is using the ASP.NET compilation tool .
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There are developers who understand a technology and produce a solution months or years ahead of its time.
I worked with a guy who designed an system using C# beta which would monitor different system components on several servers. He used SQL Server ...
Started by Ferds on
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Anything done by Alan Turing, Alonzo Church, or Ada Lovelace, fits in this category... .
This was a precursor of the work at Xerox parc .
Douglas Engelbart's invention of the GUI (his system had a mouse and text hyperlinks) at the Stanford Research Institute .
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I am trying to center a paragraph tag with some text in it within a div, but I can't seem to center it using margin: 0 auto without having to specify a fixed width for the paragraph. I don't want to specify a fixed width, because I will have dynamic text...
Started by Chris on
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Here'....
Try this using inline CSS:
<p style="text-align: center;">Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet</p>
Or using just HTML
<p align="center">Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet</p>
Found this: Centering Block-level Content With Unknown Width .
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