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I've recently encountered what I think is a false-sharing problem in my application, and I've looked up Sutter's article on how to align my data to cache lines. He suggests the following C++ code:
// C++ (using C++0x alignment syntax) template<typename...
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Imagine....
To fix this, you should probably use [[align(CACHE_LINE_SIZE), align(T)]] , which will ensure that a smaller alignment is never picked.
Note also that this code is ill-formed if CACHE_LINE_SIZE is smaller than alignof(T) .
Alignment.
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I got a Wikipedia-Article and I want to fetch the first z lines (or the first x chars, or the first y words, doesn't matter) from the article.
The problem: I can get either the source Wiki-Text (via API) or the parsed HTML (via direct HTTP-Request, eventually...
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This should strip out the wikipedia article with given name, parses it using BeautifulSoup and returns first few paragraphs the Albert Einstein article in....
That appears directly in the article text (so not nested in a table or so).
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Within an article-oriented page (such as a blog post), the <h1> element (level 1 heading) is commonly used to markup either:
the blog title (i.e. the often-large site title at the top of the page, not to the <title> element), or the article...
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On Wikipedia the....
This is a nice - Your Guide to Pets.
When entering a particular article, though, I would use H1 for the article title and an anchor for the site title.
Of the individual blog posts that are published on the front page .
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I'm posting because in no small measure various reports here that the CRPA had been "fixed," and was now working with CGF and others to be a bit more pro-gun than they had been in the past.
I was disappointed to read their article in the Firing Line, ...
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I would rather see no Firing Line than one which offers think there is room for improvement....
Last year there were numerous bill-related errors.
Jeff,
I agree that CRPA Firing Line and article selection/editing continues to be troubling.
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Chris Samuels to join staff as Offensive Line Grad Assistant He's coming back to get his degree: http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/...ikNQ_blog.html We have 45 men suited up. They're all supposed to be ready to play.
-Bill Belichick
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One of our Samuels to join staff as Offensive Line Grad Assistant Originally Posted by DiamondDust He's coming Chris take the steps to finish what he....
Re: Chris Samuels to join staff as Offensive Line Grad Assistant This is great to hear.
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When you read a "howto"-style article with a code sample, which do you prefer:
All the code off to the side with very few comments, and a complete line-by-line breakdown in the article OR
All the code off to the side with LOTS of comments, and a complete...
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That way, the newbie gets the hand-holding they need in the body... .
I often find it hard to follow line-by-line-by-line step-through of the code in the article body.
If the article is describing what the code is doing.
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Http://espn.go.com/sports/soccer/blo...e-us-back-line is titled "Hope for the U.S.'s back line."
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This article's premise however L&I claim
Bottom line the kid wins....
This article's premise however, is that the backline in the player pool, especially a problem position like central defense.
A problem position like central defense.
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Down On The Farm With LA Kings Blue Line Prospects Deslauriers, Hickey, Muzzin
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Anyone else think that Deslauriers sounds almost exactly like Jack Johnson... .
Great article.
Be nice to see Hickey get a look somehow this season, but I doubt on to Hickey, he could replace Scuderi down the road .
Well done.
Good article Frozen.
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The Merlot Line's Bear Blog
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Make him a long-term Bruin.
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Straight to business
Package 1: Article Creation/Submission Package - $40
3 Articles, Copyscape Passed and will be submitted to 4 HIGH PR sites each! The 3 articles will be spun and manually submitted to 30 sites 1000+ Mass Submission (All Spun to PR ...
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The Spinning : Best spun jobs I've....
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