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Some time ago I saw a XML library for C++ which heavily utilized operator overloading, allowing for cute syntax similar to the following:
#include <iostream> #include <some_xml_library/some_header.hpp> using namespace some_xml_library; int...
Started by dalle on
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Maybe this ?.
I think you're probably looking for Arabica.
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I'm looking to introduce some database denormalization to a heavily normalized system.
I have a large set of databases that have evolved over ten years and are under increasing amounts of load so I'm looking to improve PERFORMANCE and possibly reduce ...
Started by Ryu on
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Try to use indexed views.
Try to index heavily and wisely.
Your denormalized tables) using views.
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I wish to send an email from my localhost machine (using PHPs mail function) but I can not do this since I don't have a mail server. In addition, I need to be able to send emails through a network that is heavily firewalled (to what extent I do not know...
Started by Abs on
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Maybe there is a (good?) reason which explain why the network where you are is heavily firewalled.
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I have an application written in C++ (makes heavy use of templates) that I need to take to the Java ME platform.
I have two questions:
Are there any good tools to convert C++ code to Java - do some basic stuff so I have a platform to start with. I found...
Started by Neha on
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If your original code is heavily templatized - J2ME.
Regardless of whether that was a good idea, it limits what automated translation can do with heavily?
I don't think it's going to be possible, esp.
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I am trying to figure out a way to display an archive of email newsletters on my client's site. The issue is that the newsletters are full of a zillion inline styles, which is great for seeing them in Outlook or wherever, but they're not looking too hot...
Started by Eileen on
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Of course, it ....
Is there a reason why you can't use a modal? That would allow you to force a new request and make the page render how you'd want it to by not applying your general stylesheet while at the same time keeping your user on the desired page .
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I have two hex strings, accompanied by masks, that I would like to merge into a single string value/mask pair. The strings may have bytes that overlap but after applying masks, no overlapping bits should contradict what the value of that bit must be, ...
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But other than that it should be like this:
outcome = (value1 & mask1) | (value2 & mask2);
const size_t prefix = 2; // "0x" const size_t bytes = 2; const char* value1 = "0x0A"... .
It sounds like |, & and ~ would work?
I don't know what a hexstring is.. .
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This happens in two situations so far: when I use sabnzbd, after it's done downloading a file and is using par2.exe to stitch it together, and just now, when I'm defragmenting a hard drive from a VM I'm running.
Such use of the hard drive causes XP to...
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MD5 seems to have well documented vulnerabilities and yet it remains widespread in its usage. Does anyone have any reasons for it remaining a viable option when other alternatives (e.g. SHA-2) seem to be more robust?
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Recall that it's still....
A MD5 hash is "good enough" for most menial tasks .
And security can be improved with salting it.
It is widespread - great interoperability with other systems It is usual - everyone is just used to it .
It is short - easier to read.
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I mean, aside from its obligating name (the Standard Template Library)...
C++ initially intended to present OOP concepts into C. That is: you could tell what a specific entity could and couldn't do (regardless of how it does it) based on its class and...
Started by OB OB on
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It can be programmed using OOP principles, it can be programmed procedurally... .
C++ is a multi-paradigm language.
The most direct answer to what I think you're asking/complaining about is this: The assumption that C++ is an OOP language is a false assumption .
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Is Australia heavily Religious? It looks like such a lovely place, I just worry as it seems like quite a religious nation.
Started by Jam on
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90 odd per cent....
( after new zealand
thank darwin !! Source(s): aussie I reckon if Aussie was more religious it might not be so hot and wasted like it is .
Second highest atheist / capita country in the world...
Atheist prime minister ...
Not at all....
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