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On Wed, 22 Apr 2009 18:06:30 -0700, "cr88192" <cr88192@hotmail.com
originally I started writing all this to the mono people, but it is OT and I
doubt they would care...
so, here is the status:
I have partial/incomplete frontend support for both...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
The FreePascal compiler has an interesting model for dealing with
different target area is in the handling of namespaces (....
What exactly is "metadata"?
That's a consequent extension of the selectable frontend (language...).
Rules.
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On Sat, 25 Apr 2009 13:15:03 -0700, "cr88192" <cr88192@hotmail.com
"Hans-Peter Diettrich" <DrDiettrich1@aol.com
writing 3 parsers would mean maintaining 3 parsers, which is unecessary
since most of the syntax is common between the languages.....
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
The ASTs recieved by the upper compiler
the languages involved), and the upper....
A lot of the rest of the issues (semantics, ...) are handled by the upper
compiler, which convert the AST's into the IL (an RPN-based IL I call
RPNIL).
Manner).
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Hello.
I'm planning to stripe two disks into a RAID0 configuration. As
far as I can tell, my hardware has no hardware RAID support and
therefore I'll be going the software route.
The machine in question is a workstation used to process large
datasets...
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To: xorquewasp@googlemail.com
Cc: freebsd-hackers@freebsd.org
Subject: Re: Request for opinions - gvinum or ccd; freebsd-hackers@freebsd.org
Subject: Re: Request for opinions - gvinum or ccd?
with stripping - as much
To:....
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What is the best way to use an embedded database, say sqlite in Python:
Should be small footprint. I'm only needing few thousands records per table. And just a handful of tables per database. If it's one provided by Python default installation, then great...
Started by Ayman on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
In my humble opinion, it doesn't really do very much to help you; it just provides.
Not recommend APSW.
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We want to have two .NET apps running on the same machine communicate with each other. We want three projects. A library containing interfaces. A "server" app that implements the interfaces and "client" app that communicates with the server using the ...
Started by drs9222 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Instead you need to use.
The exceptions are no longer passed through unchanged.
To every request.
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This is mostly a request for comments if there is a reason I should not go down this road.
I have a multi-tierd, CodeSmith generated application. At the UI level there need to be some fields that are required, and the required fields will vary depending...
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If they are an issue, you might want to support an external metadata model.
Aren't a problem.
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What are in your opinion the worst subjects of widespread ignorance amongst programmers , i.e. things that everyone who aspires to be a professional should know and take seriously, but don't?
Started by Michael Borgwardt on
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Being able;-- current pet peeve)
I used to hear ....
In C#/.NET, I hate the lack of metadata comments on functions and properties.
In my opinion, every such case needs to be debugged, and the crash turned into an error time.
Of the problem.
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As a long time PHP programmer I was looking for a more powerful language for our next project. And thus got interested in Lisp.
Now I am finding that, unlike PHP, most Lisp compilers have to run beside the web server as a service. But Reddit experience...
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But your mileage may....
I am using Common the JVM runs.
At times I've used CLISP in testing.
I doubt my code it's Common Lisp, any CL compiler would work.
But a Lisp-2 makes it easier for compiler writers to generate more efficient code.
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This really, really urks me, so I hope that someone can give me a reasonable justification for why things are as they are.
NotImplementedException. You are pulling my leg, right?
No, I'm not going to take the cheap stab at this by saying, "hang on, the...
Started by Daniel Paull on
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If IList can or cannot be modified, it should've been (here // Bevonn.CodeAnalysis) followed by a dot and then the // metadata file name without the xml metadata:
<?xml version....
Of it, it should've been broken down in my opinion.
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Why are flat text files the state of the art for representing source code?
Sure - the preprocessor and compiler need to see a flat file representation of the file, but that's easily created.
It seems to me that some form of XML or binary data could represent...
Started by Matt Cruikshank on
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ETA (per request structures to store code and....
In my opinion, any possible benefits on a hierarchy of declarative "intentions", digging down to low-level code only as needed.
And their complexities, hierarchies, and interrelationships.
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