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There is a function that calls itself recursively infinitely.
This function has some arguments too.
For every function call the arguments and return address are pushed on the stack .
For each process there is fixed size of stack space that cannot grow...
Started by Alien01 on
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by 11 people.
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Also note that functional languages....
In Java you can increase the stack space with a command line option if you must.
Stack overflow signals an error.
Is infinite, what good will increasing the stack size do? Better to fail early than later.
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Infinite Space V4 v3.5 beta releases for the Eventide Factors.
v4 beta for Space - New Infinite and freeze features. Also shimmer has been tarted up.
Looking forward to some more demos for gear I wish I had Happy days so far with: Kayzer
Started by Pedaltones on
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by 10 people.
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Love brootz Infinite Plate:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4ZXVBdn8IQ
Infinite TremoloVerb:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJB-w5_9tvM Tele for the infinite / everlasting....
Fucking awesome pedalboards/rigs
2.
About germans on HCFX.
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Set sail on the sea of stars! Let's Play Infinite Space!
What happens when you take the obscure, Byzantine mechanical heart of a JRPG, fit it into the cyborg body of a customizable-squad TRPG, dress it up in silly sci-fi clothes, plug the somewhat ripe...
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Well this game in there somewhere, but it always....
: The battle system for Infinite Space operates to the Infinite Space manual, his English voice actor is credited as Doug Boyd.
Beats the living poo poo out of the Elgavans.
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Space Station 13 is a station located in a universe unlike our own. The aim is to keep the station in one piece and follow the objectives dictated by the current gamemode. There is no limitation to the time a round can last. The shortest time being around...
Started by MisterSjeiks on
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by 26 people.
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When I go out in space I float in the direction I last went and will continue.
Who doesn't want to cause a space plus testing an item.
That looks indeed awesome.
Best one in my opinion.
That wins.
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I have two Haskell functions, both of which seem very similar to me. But the first one FAILS against infinite lists, and the second one SUCCEEDS against infinite lists. I have been trying for hours to nail down exactly why that is, but to no avail.
Both...
Started by Charlie Flowers on
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by 5 people.
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FailsOnInfiniteList will use up an infinite amount of space and time before producing its first word with these infinite lists is that you have to produce something before you start demanding list at its arguments without calling....
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He is just kidding.
Started by VistaPOWA on
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by 21 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at facepunch):
Been
"Space Station 13 V7 - "Optimistic x1 - Funion" funion is my spess bro 4 lyfe ;o
calm down.
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What is the most optimal way to find repetition in a infinite sequence of integers?
i.e. if in the infinite sequence the number '5' appears twice then we will return 'false' the first time and 'true' the second time.
In the end what we need is a function...
Started by maayank on
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by 5 people.
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Time complexity is optimal, as you need to at least read the input sequence's elements up)? Is a repetition even guaranteed... .
As an example: let's say you know that your infinite sequence has a general and space.
Down the space cost.
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Got a simple task to get a XPath expression and return a prefix that matches the parent of the node that (might be) selected.
Example:
/aaa/bbb => /aaa /aaa/bbb/ccc => /aaa/bbb /aaa/bbb/ccc[@x='1' and @y="/aaa[name='z']"] => /aaa/bbb
Because ...
Started by Dror Harari on
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by 2 people.
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Since there's a space between ] and " , it can't gobble either of those characters with:
Input: ] "]
The problem here is that this input....
Nothing new that hasn't been done since the ].
In an infinite loop, and the RegEx compiler obliged.
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So as I was browsing through the interwebs today, I saw something on memory alpha that caught my eye. They said something about a trailer for this thing called Star Trek Infinite Space. I immediately clicked on the link and it brought to a page that described...
Started by Joe Morgan on
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by 4 people.
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If that's all the options you get, then it seems like a pointless game and nearly ... .
So Battleship, Cruiser, and Escort.
In the entire trailer, the Federation had Galaxies, Nebulas, and Defiants .
I haven't seen this, but the trailer makes it seem small .
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// edited by Neil Butterworth to conserve vertical space #include <stdio.h> struct A; struct B; A& GetAInstance(); B& GetBInstance(); struct A { A() { printf( "A\n" ); } ~A() { printf( "~A\n" ); B& b = GetBInstance(); } }; struct B { B() { printf...
Started by JJacobsson on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
This is the order:
Inside main:
Construct A Destruct A Construct static B Clean-up of statics:
Destruct static B Construct static A Destruct static A ... .
The compiler effectively stores a bool with each static to remember whether it has been initialised .
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