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I'm looking for a development job and see that many listings specify that the developers must be versed in multithreading. This appears both for Java job listings, and for C++ listings that involve "system programming" on UNIX.
In the past few years I...
Started by Uri on
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The specifics about how you solve the problem (functions to call, classes implementation WRT underlying hardware/kernel might change, but to system programmers the logical.
For Java/C/C++/ are the same.
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C++ was the first programming language I really got into, but the majority of my work on it was academic or for game programming. Most of the programming jobs where I live require Java or .NET programmers and I have a fairly good idea of what technologies...
Started by Firas Assaad on
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As for libraries, C++ programmers (and therefore more technically knowledgeable....
After you clarified limitations and platform-dependend behaviour of the language .
99% of old popular systems have C/C++ interface.
Managed langs in that sense.
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I've noticed RAII has been getting lots of attention on Stackoverflow, but in my circles (mostly C++) RAII is so obvious its like asking what's a class or a destructor.
So I'm really curious if that's because I'm surrounded daily, by hard-core C++ programmers...
Started by Robert Gould on
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C hasn't finally , but also can't execute code when a variable known! I totally thought RAII was, ....
I have no idea what RAII, Ruby all have finally or an equivalent .
Done Pascal, C, C++, Java, PL/SQL, XSLT, JavaScript, etc., etc., etc...
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"Pointers have been compared with the goto. The goto statement widens the range of statements that can be executed next. Pointer variables widen the range of memory cells that can be referenced by a variable [ Concepts of Programming Languages , 7/e, ...
Started by Brandon on
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In the early days of embedded systems,....
And I think for embedded, that is.
That full-time programmers should learn C as it gives a good insight into how computersWell, C and C++ (where pointers are lifelines) are very much around.
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Which C#/.NET blogs do you read?
What are must see website resources for C# Programmers? Please add as many links as you like that have helped in your development as a C# programmer. Thanks.
Started by xxmrlnxx on
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Http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/c%23
http://java2s.com/ There are 3 great c# sections.
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In my experience Meta-templates are really fun (when your compilers are compliant), and can give good performance boosts, and luckily I'm surrounded by seasoned C++ programmers that also grok meta-templates, however occasionally a new developer arrives...
Started by Robert Gould on
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You will be showing a lot of qualified and potentially productive people the door (there are plenty of legitimate reasons not to know how to ... .
If you can you find enough candidates who really know template meta-programing then by all means, require it .
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My degree is in Electrical and Computer Engineering but i'm currently employed as a Software Engineer. I took all of the algebra, geometry and calculus classes that one would expect from someone with my degree however I must admit, I think I learned just...
Started by cjserio on
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For programmers!
Thanks for the answers! I'm looking more for resources that'll give me a breadth.
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So I have noticed that there is a lot of animosity towards Objective-C among programmers. What's your take? Is it a vendor lock-in thing against Apple? General antipathy towards Apple? The syntax? What's your view on this?
With the advent of the iPhone...
Started by Genericrich on
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I came to Objective-C after getting an iPhone libraries, so in that regard, it was worth....
Objective-CA good language helps you think in a different way .
C-style programmers are used to dotted syntax.
Have mentioned, is the syntax.
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The software group I currently work in has recently decided to start documenting our codebase. The initial approach they have been taking was to use the built in triple slash /// method of documenting.
A newer issue we began to find was that the result...
Started by TaRDy on
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If you're documenting code , then you can assume it's going to be read by programmers.
Engineers).
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Hi Guys,
I'm not quite a c programmer and I'm not joking that I'll interview a guy with 3 years experience in c under linux . in his cv, he said he is quite experienced with c programming under linux .
so my question is if you are goning to this "c linux...
Started by Haiyuan Zhang on
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Candidates may want to....
He has to clarify why C is the right Language for that Job from his are playing with.
Favorite: Ask him where the strenghts of C are...and why he would recommend to use it...maybe you can give him a project example.
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