Tonight I read how Meta.SO's up and down voting is entirely repurposed ... despite functionally and visually identical... and is fully emotional/opinion/subjective based, rather than merit based.
No, fortunately the question I posted an hour or two ago was subsequently upvoted a few times.
@TomPace oh, one downvote is just noise. Personally I suspect we have a downvote troll roaming around and just downvotes everything. So always ignore first downvote.
But if it becomes a rain/flood, well, it's a different story. :)
Two pigeons in a town decide to meet the next day at noon in the town park. First arrives 30 min early and waits. 12. 12:30. 1. An hour and a half pass, no sign of his friend. At long last, he shows up. When asked what took so long, he said "it was such a nice day out, I thought I'd walk."
I need to exchange binary structured data over a stream (TCP socket or
pipe) between C++, Java and Python programs and I do not want to
reinvent the wheel. Therefore my question:
Is there a library / project out there which I can use?
My first thought was using Google Protocol Buffers, but thi...
Danvil has answered your query Just to add more into theory part:
strict weak ordering
This is a mathematical term to define a relationship between two objects.
Its definition is:
Two objects x and y are equivalent if both f(x, y) and f(y, x) are false. Note that an object is always (by the...
I have used curl as well as get_file_content function to extract the contents of a site but I could not store it within my database i.e. mysql I request you all to help me out to solve this problem.
I don't think it's clear that this question is off topic. Asking "is there a" is different from asking "please recommend a", as the former admits the possibility that there may be no magical solution and one might have to do more of the coding for oneself. — Warren Dew30 secs ago
IDESCRIPTION : This program determines how many times each letter of alphabet occurs in a line of text. */
need an input that looks something like:
a=4
b=5
c=2
....
I can not get it to count a-z, A-Z and 0-9. Please look at code and help.
`
#include<stdio.h>
#include<iostream>
see there my three comment Please don't add "thank you" as an answer. Once you have sufficient reputation, you will be able to vote up questions and answers that you found helpful.
I clicked first time on "Recommend Deletion" then worked then meanwhile my internet connectivity down then I did same two times and I was able to do, why seems here buggy
Explanation
I need to exchange binary structured data over a stream (TCP socket or
pipe) between C++, Java and Python programs.
Therefore my question:
How to exchange binary structured data over a stream for C++, Java and Python?
There is no way to create the complete object to be serializ...
Is it true that a Node.js platform (as a server-side JS platform) is more susceptible to DoS attacks than traditional platforms (Java/ASP/PHP/Python)?
Could you give an example on this.
Thanks.
Note.
This is a repost of Node.js and DoS attacks which was closed (by a bunch of retards egos) wit...
I would have reviewed exactly like you did @rene. It's just that in this case I knew where to find the reviewers. So rather that providing my guessed reasoning, you guys could provide it yourself.
@Jan, @TGMCians, @Bart OK, valid point, but in such case we should choose "Other" and explain with custom reason. By rejecting what appears to be valid edit we send bad signal.
@o_weisman: it is true that it is a basic question with relatively trivial answer, but instead of replying so, you could just explain the issue. That would be more productive, wouldn't it? — Laszlo Papp45 secs ago
Well, looking at the code the OP is just trying random things he picked up somewhere. So a good book will definitely help him. Whether it should be phrased like that ... I don't think it should be.
I want to implement a scheduler that takes as input the system configuration and the processes, to simulate any given scheduling algorithm for Linux using c++. It will be based on Round robin,first come first server(FCFS),shortest job first(sjf),but i don't know from where i should start it and h...
Reading the following resource it says the size of an int/pointer can vary depending on the compiler:
http://www.c4learn.com/c-programming/c-size-of-pointer-variable/
Why is this? Surely shouldn't this be something that remains consistent based on processor architecture instead?
So, in Norway it is soon illegal to publicize webpages that do not follow government rules on accessibility. Does anyone know if other countries does the same?
It is kind of tragicomic. Bad design becomes a punishable offence.
What is the output of following C++ code and how is it working
#define SQ(a) (a*a )
int answer SQ(2 + 3 );
Output is 11 for this case
and for
int answer SQ(2 + 4);
is 14 I donot know what is going on.
@user13500 It at least appears to not apply to personal web sites.
It's kind of odd though, no? The "unofficial translation of the regulation" isn't really clear on how the rules relate to whether or not the site is actually hosted in Norway.
@user13500 we have similar guidelines in the Netherlands it is not by law regulated yet but on the project I was involved with last year did require to follow and implement the guidelines...
@JasonC: Yes. Have tried to find out that myself, but no luck.
I've seen arguments that it also apply to private webpages where the information is of public interest. E.g. a project page on WWII, fishing etc.
I get that they do it for official pages like municipal portals, government sites, transportation, automats etc. but if one have say a webshop you can get fines if the design does not follow the rules. The fines are said to be above the cost it would be to change the website to adhere to the set of rules.
@user13500 What if you're, like, a small furniture repair shop, or a plumber or something and you have some cheesy little site for your business? Does it still apply?
Ok, I thought that I repaired my graphics driver. After bringing my computer out of sleep, my screen was flickering and it did not stop. Then I restarted my computer and got a bluescreen and I had to do a Start Repair. And now my new graphics driver is gone :-(. Fortunately, I have two graphics drivers.
I can't see to find the answer to this, so sorry in advance if there is a duplicate.
Is there a more elegent way of creating a vector<char> from a string.
std::string s("I'm afraid. I'm afraid, Dave.");
std::vector<char> temp;
for (size_t x = 0; x < s.size(); x++) ...
Here in this program my distructor is not getting called, but if I delete the this pointer it is calling the dtor. Is this because I am storing my object in the register? Am I actually storing my object to a register here? Please share your thought on this.
#include <iostream>
using namespace st...
@BlueIce I can see how too-broad might work. I prefer to use "too broad" when I definitely know enough details about the problem to say answers are going to be too long or there are going to be too many answers. Before getting the details, it feels "unclear" to me.
I need to exchange binary structured data over a stream (TCP socket or
pipe) between C++, Java and Python programs and I do not want to
reinvent the wheel. Therefore my question:
Is there a library / project out there which I can use?
My first thought was using Google Protocol Buffers, but thi...
Danvil has answered your query Just to add more into theory part:
strict weak ordering
This is a mathematical term to define a relationship between two objects.
Its definition is:
Two objects x and y are equivalent if both f(x, y) and f(y, x) are false. Note that an object is always (by the...
I have used curl as well as get_file_content function to extract the contents of a site but I could not store it within my database i.e. mysql I request you all to help me out to solve this problem.
IDESCRIPTION : This program determines how many times each letter of alphabet occurs in a line of text. */
need an input that looks something like:
a=4
b=5
c=2
....
I can not get it to count a-z, A-Z and 0-9. Please look at code and help.
`
#include<stdio.h>
#include<iostream>
Can someone tell my why this edit was rejected?
http://stackoverflow.com/review/suggested-edits/4511257
Is it true that a Node.js platform (as a server-side JS platform) is more susceptible to DoS attacks than traditional platforms (Java/ASP/PHP/Python)?
Could you give an example on this.
Thanks.
Note.
This is a repost of Node.js and DoS attacks which was closed (by a bunch of retards egos) wit...
Reading the following resource it says the size of an int/pointer can vary depending on the compiler:
http://www.c4learn.com/c-programming/c-size-of-pointer-variable/
Why is this? Surely shouldn't this be something that remains consistent based on processor architecture instead?
What is the output of following C++ code and how is it working
#define SQ(a) (a*a )
int answer SQ(2 + 3 );
Output is 11 for this case
and for
int answer SQ(2 + 4);
is 14 I donot know what is going on.
I can't see to find the answer to this, so sorry in advance if there is a duplicate.
Is there a more elegent way of creating a vector<char> from a string.
std::string s("I'm afraid. I'm afraid, Dave.");
std::vector<char> temp;
for (size_t x = 0; x < s.size(); x++) ...
