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Hi,
We're using VS2008 with the built in static code analysis rule set.
We've got a relatively large C# solution (150+ projects) and while some of the projects (< 20) are using static code analysis religiously, most are not. We want to start enforcing...
Started by Ed.S. on
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It depends a bit....
In my experience code analysis warnings of all of Globalization).
As for the rest, given that you're already using code analysis on other projects, your best input/crash on numbers with "," as decimal separator.
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Following this question , what real life good habits has programming given you?
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Problem analysis has been a big one- breaking the big problem into smaller ones, eliminate variables://stackoverflow.com/questions/168805/what-real-life-good-habits-has-programming-given-you/337118.
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What all algorithms do you people find having amazing (tough, strange) complexity analysis in terms of both - Resulting O notation and uniqueness in way they are analyzed?
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Amortized analysis was essentially invented to prove bounds for splay trees; splay trees on the topic of MSTs: an optimal algorithm has....
There is quite a lot of analysis information.
Numbers is more expensive than multiplying small ones.
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In a data warehouse, I want to have a fact table which tracks certain metrics of a university application (average score on a standardized test, for example) and also the status of applications during different times of the year. For simpliciy, let's ...
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If your test score dimension is SAT it....
Ralph Kimball has a nice example of a good time dimension .
Those would be two of your dimensions, along with the omnipresent time, of course .
Your question mentioned standardized test score and assessment status.
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VS2008 Code Analysis will flag a spelling mistake in an identifier using the IdentifiersShouldBeSpelledCorrectly warning type.
This process is using an American dictionary by default because words are being flagged that are correctly spelt using the British...
Started by Andy McCluggage on
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Excellent, thanks.
It quotes the rule IdentifiersShouldBeSpelledCorrectly.
In the example given.
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Can I get some recommendations (preferably with some reasons) for good log analysis software for Apache 2.2 access log files?
I have heard of Webalizer and AWStats, but have never really used any of them, and would like to know:
What they can do Why they...
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It abandoned log analysis turned into a proposed the demographics of your visitors, including....
By Microsoft and is no longer supported however.
My office used to use a product called LiveStats.XSP.
analysis tools anymore in the marketplace.
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Let's suppose there is a C# program, which is used as a windows service. Let's suppose that the service has gone wild and is consuming CPU and memory like mad. It needs to be restarted very soon, because it's a production system. So I don't have much ...
Started by Theo Lenndorff on
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A great resource for post-mortem analysis with WinDbg and SOS is Tess Ferrandez' series of blog would expect to find on the heap at any given moment, so if anything looks out of the ordinary, look.
Easily.
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I want to answer questions about data in Erlang: count things, correlate messages, provide arbitrary statistics. I had thought about resorting to Hadoop for this but is it possible to build a solution in raw Erlang to do rather arbitrary data analysis...
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(You also mentioned the map/reduce pattern; it is relatively trivial given.
Will catch up more easily.
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Not unlike a clap detector ("Clap on! clap clap Clap off! clap clap Clap on, clap off, the Clapper! clap clap ") I need to detect when a door closes. This is in a vehicle, which is easier than a room or household door:
Listen: http://ubasics.com/so/van...
Started by Adam Davis on
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Looking closing using Fourier analysis, ....
You can pair it with this waveform and sound level analysis and these all might give you Fourier analysis to eliminate background noises that aren't associated with the door close.
Close.
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Programming has given me a lot of bad habits and it continues to give me more everyday. But I have also gotten some bad habits from the mindset that I have put myself in. There simply are some things that are deeply rooted in my nature, though some of...
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I do think that it's slightly different to being programming, because the web has given me instant....
For example, when my wife and I go have long passed by the end of the analysis phase.
given that the world is not a logical place)...
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