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Is moq 4.0 stable enough or should I just use 3.1?
Started by mrblah on
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And sanity, and have no compelling reason to move forward, then the stable line is the appropriate path..
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Is the sorting algorithm used by .NET's Array.Sort() method a stable algorithm?
Started by Pop Catalin on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
However, the LINQ OrderBy methods (and OrderByDescending etc) are stable, which can be very and Enumerable.ThenBy , is a ....
In contrast, a stable sort stable.
That is, if two elements are equal, their order might not be preserved .
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What's the best stable C++ IDE with a GUI that runs on linux?
Started by alsadk on
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From the stability point of view, i've....
It is the most advanced and stable IDE i have worked with so far (in a Linux.
You should go for GCC 4 or later for better C++ should go for KDevelop .
And it's a very powerful and stable one, too.
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On the page:
http://rubyforge.org/frs/?group%5Fid=167
There are stable versions (1.8.6 p26 being the latest), and there are some "Previews" for 1.9.1. Are the "Previews" stable versions or are they Beta?
It seems that otherwise, the most recent stable...
Started by Jian Lin on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
It's more difficult the safe road, install the stable 1.8.7 or 1.9.1 (depending whether you need 1.9 - there is still and should pass before release, so it should....
The most recent stable I would recommend is 1.8.7 patchlevel 72 for windows.
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Is NTFS support stable enough to use safely?
I believe you have to install an additional package to make it work.
Started by Casebash on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Yes,NTFS is perfectly stable on Ubuntu since i started using it back; NTFS driver for Linux
And yes, it's stable....
It won't let you mount that in read only mode .
No, it works out of the box in Ubuntu 9.04 and it is considered stable.
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What is your opinion on Infragistics controls (both Web and Win)? Is this a stable library? What do you feel about the learning curve?
Started by Agnel Kurian on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Since the 2006 they have been much more stable) the tools have been stable and i've not had....
However in the last few years they have become much more stable looking and the grid is especially nice .
To keep on top of the hot fixes.
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In your experience, is one version of Delphi significantly faster and more stable then the rest of the versions. Provide specific examples when possible.
Started by RRUZ on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Besides, the new language features like records compile with older Delphi versions... .
It's stable, and it's not any slower than D7 was back then.
Hopelfully the next version greatly.
But I'm beginning to like 2009.
Most stable still is version 7.
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I couldn't find any definitive answer to this question.
I suppose most implementation use merge sort that is stable but, is the stability a requirement or a side effect?
Started by Edouard A. on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
C++ Standard ISO/IEC 14882:2003 says:
23.2.2.4/31
Notes: Stable: the relative order.
See http://www.sgi.com/tech/stl/List.html is stable.
Yes, std::list<>::sort is guaranteed to be stable.
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I have just found out about MySql 5.4 –
How stable is this version?
Where can I find more information on this version?
Started by Charles Faiga on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
They say that the most important change in 5.4 was to introduce MySQL Optimizer which makes some of the queries run 90% faster... .
As a test release is not intend to be used on a production stations .
MySQL 5.4 is a preview/test release, first one under Oracle .
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I am currently reading Pro LINQ c# 2008, and in page 87 the guy says OrderBy and OrderByDescending are stable. But he says exactly the opposite in page 96. It looks to me as he is referring to exactly the same functions, so I don't get it. Are they stable...
Started by devoured elysium on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
My book was....
Initially it was unstable, and was later changed to be stable but I was told it would to be stable.
Joe responded to be stable.
I picked up the same error in my review of the book .
Yes, they're definitely stable.
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