How hard would it be to implement a resource which showed the inverse of the "Linked" questions in the search tool? For example, I search for the url of the question in the search tool; and the results I get are all of the other questions that link to it including the question itself.
Similar to Visual Studio's "Find All References"
It is possible to do this with a google search and some finagling, but it would be nice if it were available in-site. Would that be too much? It seems like it would only take a little bit of c# in the tool to return this information. Currently nothing is returned.
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"Comments are small addendum to each question or answer, intentionally limited in size and formatting. Comments are second-class citizens." Why did they have to put that in the tag wiki?
Due to the advances in x86 C compilers (namely GCC and Clang), many coding practices that were believed to improve efficiency are no longer used since the compilers can do a better job optimizing the code than humans (e.g. bit shift vs. multiplication).
Which specific practices are these?
@bjb568 you have to change the avatar plus something else in the profile on one site and click the "Save And Copy Profile To All Stack Exchange Accounts" button
Due to the advances in x86 C compilers (namely GCC and Clang), many coding practices that were believed to improve efficiency are no longer used since the compilers can do a better job optimizing the code than humans (e.g. bit shift vs. multiplication).
Which specific practices are these?
