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I would like to write a ADA.Real_TIme.Time in a file,
How can I do that ?
Thanks
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I was experimenting with basic VB.Net file read/write and encountered this problem. I don't know whether it has something to do with the File IO or the String splitting.
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I am on MacOSX.
I am writing a multi threaded program.
One thread does logging.
The non-logging threads may crash at any time.
What conventions should I adopt in the logger / what guarantees can I have?
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