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The 3M Cloud Library is finally rolling out. Time will tell if it'll be successful.
Quote: : E-books have been available for virtual checkout at the St. Paul Public Library for quite a while. As of Wednesday, April 25, though, the supply of the digital...
Started by tubemonkey on
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Might have to do that just to give it a try-library
http://www.sppl.org....
Paul libraries.
I see I can bring my library card in and get a card for St.
You go to the library and borrow so I'm not sure how interesting it'll be.
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I'm looking for some ideas on how to do this in the most efficient way.
I am replacing an old COM library that is used in a large legacy ASP website with a .NET library written in C#. The old library consisted of just two classes. I've rewritten this ...
Started by Frank Hale on
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I think this is ....
This will allow you not to go through all the references and risking making some mistakes here and there, and ensures your changes are transparent for your application .
I guess inheriting from your master class is the better approach .
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We have a C++ library that we provide to several different clients. Recently we made the switch from using raw pointers in the public interface to using boost::sharedptr instead. This has provided an enormous benefit, as you might guess, in that now the...
Started by Brian Stewart on
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One possible needed by a particular boost....
You should avoid having too much funky c++ in the public interface of your library since it can library, this should result in a few headers that you could include with your library.
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Hi,
my question is simple:
Should I use array of char eg:
char *buf, buf2[MAX_STRING_LENGTH]
etc or should I use std::string in a library that will be used by other programmers where they can use it on any SO and compiler of their choice?
Considering ...
Started by Jonathan on
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But if your library is shipped for them to use STLPort (or any other implementation....
If it will be linked API), you can always just use the c_str() method of std::string .
Depends on how this library will be used in conjunction with client code.
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For instance, in multiprocessing.managers there is a function called MakeProxyType . This function isn't in the multiprocessing documentation at all, but its name doesn't begin with an underscore either. Disregarding the subject of whether or not it's...
Started by Jason Baker on
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And paste it into your own module if and when it should get removed from the standard library start with an underscore are considered part of the public API and we try to maintain compatibility.
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Recently, I started exploring a neighboring town's public library.
Because of an inter-library system, I can check out books there.
To my amazement, the library has some extremely rare , old books on the shelf-books like Theodore Roosevelt's account of...
Started by ralph124c on
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Sure they don't weed stuff? Check it out! (Really, make sure it circulates, in a public library? Check it out! (Really, make sure it circulates, in a public library.) A book is a lot less likely, the head of the library....
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I was wanting to check out KTH's You Tube channel at the library and got a message that the administrator is not allowing access to You Tube now. Is this another city attempt to shut people down from speaking up? Didn't KTH say someothing about using ...
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The OP is trying to access the site YouTube at the local library, and the library has the site....
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Robarts Library guide for public? I heard only certain floors are open to the public can someone post which floors are open to public and what time the library is open until? And is it a busy library or quiet?
Thanks Share This
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Post which floors are open to public and what time the library is open until? And is it a busy library or quiet?
Thanks Floors 1 to 5 are open to the public Monday to Friday from 8:30am until 11:00pmOriginally Posted by DoinkTheClown....
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Not withstanding the MM released today, here are a few pictures in color.
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Stefan Beautiful shots and what a library !! just wonderful !!!
Gianluca Beautiful series, deep interior than an
old library....
Well, that's what I call a proper library well.
Paul and Michael - Thank you.
Pictures of an terrific place.
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I like how SQLite library can be included into an application and the application has a full-fledged database to use.
Similarly, is there an open source versioning library that I can include into my application so that I can save versions of files as ...
Started by Swaroop C H on
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Are you referring to the fact that sqlite is small or that it is public domain ?
Mercurial is a similarly lightweight piece of revision control software there's no shame in invoking commandline....
Any library so long as the licensing allows.
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