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In XCode, I saw the template for Java but I could not get the output of my program written in one of the Java templates (Java Application). Does Xcode supports Java compilation? If it supports it, should I add any thing to my program to run? It is just...
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The iPhone only supports program development in Objective-C - to get a Java program to run on the iPhone you'd have....
I'm not sure if you're question.
XCode does support Java development .
Be used to create iPhone apps though.
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Which widely used programming languages were designed ground-up with Unicode support?
A lot of programming languages have added Unicode support as an afterthought in later versions, but which widely used languages were released with Unicode support from...
Started by knorv on
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Java uses characters://docs.python.org/dev/3.0/whatsnew/3.0.html
It really is difficult to design Unicode support that had this designed into the language specification....
Was probably the first popular language to have ground-up Unicode support.
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What programming languages support arbitrary precision arithmetic and could you give a short example of how to print an arbitrary number of digits?
Started by Matt Gregory on
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Virtually all decent and....
For example in C#:
using java.math; namespace MyNamespace { class Program { static void Main.
For example, take a look at java.math.BigDecimal in Java, or decimal.Decimal in Python language .
This support built in.
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What is the difference between multiprocessor programming and multicore programming? preferably show examples in python how to write a small program for multiprogramming & multicore programming
Started by gath on
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Python 2.6 has gotten multiprocess (process, as in program running advantage of a multicore (or multiprocessor....
Multicore to involve the bus between the cpus more.
The main difference is how you organize and distribute data .
support for multicores.
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I'm new to PHP. I am familiar with ASP.NET which support asynchronous programming. That is, if one request needs to do some I/O job. It is suggested to program the web page with BeginProcess/EndProcess way. The asynchronous programming is key to improve...
Started by Morgan Cheng on
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PHP modules are written in pure C.
Better off writing a separate program that does the heavy lifting.
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Should my program support IA64, or should it only support x64?
I haven't been able to easily find IA64 computers myself. Is IA64 dead?
MS seems to have a wide support for IA64, but it took me a long time to be able to find an IA64, and I had to end up...
Started by Brian R. Bondy on
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Is, you don't say what makes your program "need to know" about the underlying architecture to test it yourself on all platforms you "support"?
What kind of software do you develop to ask if you should support it, you probably don....
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I would like to know how you can support i386 and ppc architectures for programs at /bin.
I run for instance
bin $ file amber
I get
amber: setgid Mach-O universal binary with 2 architectures amber (for architecture i386): Mach-O executable i386 amber ...
Started by Masi on
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The binary format and the operating system have to support it, so it can.
Architectures in the binary.
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Hi.
I'm looking for a programming language. It should be an easy language to learn, and should have a Garbage Collector. It should be a basic language with features like basic types (integer, boolean), arrays and etc, and I should write the framework....
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C will compile to native....
The languages you described all owe their syntax to C .
Well, that's a fairly broad question and without more specific requirements it is difficult to give a focused answer, but it sounds like C (or C++) would fit the bill for you .
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UnrealScript has always impressed me, somewhat, with it its intrinsic support for states (and latent functions) by grouping/overloading functions and fields into blocks like:
state() SomeState { ... function void Foo() { GotoState('SomeOtherState'); }...
Started by Cecil Has a Name on
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The languages I know of with intrinsic support for state and state machines generally fall into two.
That supports first-class functions / lambda?
None that I know of, but language that support easy writing.
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Hello, I would like to write a web based MMO game that will allow users to write AI and run it as part of the game. I plan to use Html5 for graphics and want this to be web based so it can be accessed from smartphones. I need to find a programming language...
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I don't think Stackless has sandboxing support either, so that's probably also off the list.
Erlang does not support sandboxing, so you probably don't want to use that, at least for your experience.
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