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In a project I'm working on at the office, when we compile a release build (with -Os) we get hundreds of warnings from g++ saying that inlining has failed. Most of these warnings seem to come from boost, however some come from our own library headers ...
Started by Grant Limberg on
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G++ is alerting at what's essentially, strictly a PERFORMANCE problem -- you're requesting inline... .
It should be save if you not
hit a bug in gcc anticipate inlined functions in your code try to do nasty things You should try to minimize warnings though .
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Hi,
I want to buy a new monitor. I'm thinking of something like a Dell U2410 or HP 2475w - a decent size, but not too big. And a decent quality.
This will be mainly for development, web browsing and a bit of photo editing.
I've read that these monitors...
Started by A_M on
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I would simply use and image such as this and adjust the contrast and brightness until ... .
Long answer, unless you are doing very intensive photo/video work or a huge videophile you will never see the benefits of a detailed calibrating .
Short answer, No.
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I have a desktop box with both a regular ethernet NIC and a "wireless PCI express card LAN Adapter". The NIC is plugged into a wired router (which I use to split my internet connection between this and another PC).
So as far as I'm concerned, I'm not ...
Started by not my real name on
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If you have ....
It could just be listening in to check what APs are there- on the other hand the stock windows wireless manager has been known to connect to unsecure APs - i tend to think, if you want to be sure, try deactivating it from device manager .
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For the last month, when starting up or shutting down my laptop under Linux, I would get graphical corruption. Startup has an colour inverted, grainy rendition of what should be displayed while shutdown has a red background with all the text replaced ...
Started by Macha on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
In my case it solves the flicker and graphic madness ;)
Here my complete... .
Try the nomodeset kernel parameter.
This fix from the Ubuntu Forums might work for you .
I haven't had any data loss or anything like that .
I get flickering on startup sometimes.
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I am a .NET developer now and have come from Foxpro /VB6/COM background.
Over the time, I think we have changed to worry too much about languages/tools to do the work. If you look at what a developer in the .NET space would use, the list is ever growing...
Started by shahkalpesh on
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The internet certainly makes it a lot easier to find other people who've had the same ... .
There have always been issues with APIs not working the way they're expected to etc .
I think it's a good question, but possibly with a rose-tinted look at the past .
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I'm kinda anxious to see naruto's kyuubi mode in animation, I mean I'm excited but I'm also worried if it will look good. What do you think ? Anyone worried?
Started by Gaarafan12 on
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I think.
Wait maybe 1-2 more episodes till we get to see it looking forward to it Not worried yet..
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Hi,
it may seems silly, but I just realised... I am doing a check-up of all my ClearCase server logs on a weekly basis, using the ClearCase Log Browser.
I generally only look for errors, so I don't pay much attention to empty logs.
But maybe, the fact...
Started by Thomas Corriol on
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So to answer my own question: No I should not be worried ^_^ , the whole thing seems quite useless.
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I'm sure many readers on SO have used Lutz Roeder's .NET reflector to decompile their .NET code. I was amazed just how accurately our source code could be recontructed from our compiled assemblies.
I'd be interested in hearing how many of you use obfuscation...
Started by John Sibly on
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Having had some discussions with my manager at work, he said he doesn't obfuscate... .
I think to some extent we should ALL be worrying about our IP :)
Good question though as its something I am keen to know more about (I currently do not obfuscate).
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I am a newbie to PInvoke calls. I have googled this as it seems like a simple enough question but no joy.
I am making muliple Windows Mobile API calls in a row (to detect if my app is already running and then re-activate it). Everything works fine and...
Started by J M on
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See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms682489(VS.85).aspx
You expect GetLastError() to return 0 after each successful call ... .
You shouldn't be calling GetLastWin32Error (GetLastError) unless CreateToolhelp32Snapshot returns INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE .
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In SQL Server 2005, I have a Product search that looks like:
select ProductID, Name, Email from Product where Name = @Name
I've been asked to ignore a couple "special" characters in Product.Name, so that a search for "Potatoes" returns "Po-ta-toes" as...
Started by dnord on
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Select ProductID, Name, Email from Product where REPLACE(Name, '-', '') = @Name And Name Like Left(@Name, 1) + '%'
If the name column... .
You will likely get better performance if you are willing to force the first character to be alphabetic, like this.. .
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