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• What is the slowest compile time you have had to work with? What coping mechanisms do you recommend

  - by Benju

  Does anybody have tips for working with projects with very, very long compile times? The longest I have had to deal with is 20 minutes to compile and 5 to deploy. If anybody can suggest "coping mechanisms" for such an environment (e.g.: multiple workstations) I would be interested to hear.

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• Is there a good GUI SVN app for Mac (better than XCode)

  - by Lawrence Johnston

  Hey everybody, I'm looking for a more robust and fully featured GUI SVN manager for Mac than what is built into XCode (which works, but only as long as you don't need anything beyond the bare basics and doesn't work for versioning scripts and such created in other editors). I can use the terminal commands, but I'd really like the option of using a GUI. On windows I use TortoiseSVN and Visual SVN, which do pretty much everything I need, but as far as I'm aware there's nothing even remotely resembling those on the Mac side.

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• Are there any good Continuous Testing plugins for Eclipse out right now?

  - by awied

  I've used the MIT Continuous testing plugin in the past, but it has long since passed out of date and is no longer compatible with anything approaching a modern release of Eclipse. Does anyone have a good replacement? Free, naturally, is preferred.

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• how to find 2 to the power of n . n ranges from 0 to 200

  - by mousey

  Assume my system as 32 bit machine. Considering this if I use long int for n63 I will get my value as 0. How to solve it?

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• Can someone explain what does <? super T> mean and when should it be used and how this construction

  - by Roman

  I'm using generics rather long time but I've never used construction like List<? super T>. What does it mean? How to use it? How does it look after erasure? I also wonder: is it something standard in generic programming (template programming?) or it's just a java 'invention'? Does c#, for example, allow similar constructions?

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• Is it possible to unpage all memory in Windows?

  - by Hack59

  I have plenty of RAM, however, after starting and finishing a large number of processes, it seems that most of the applications' virtual memory has been paged to disk, and switching to any of the older processes requires a very long time to load the memory back into RAM. Is there a way, either via Windows API or via kernel call, to get Windows to unpage all (or as much as possible) memory? Maybe by stepping through the list of running processes and get the memory manager to unpage each process's memory?

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• Embedding script with timeout in case server goes down

  - by vsync

  I need a way to make sure my script won't block the viewed page, if the server serving the script is down (port 80 is blocked for some reason). Currently when I test it and take down the server (Apache), or close the firewall, I see in the browser that it is trying to load the resource (script in that case), without success for long seconds, until it aborts. Is there a nice way to get past this issue?

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• what is the code for the following?

  - by kkol

  a difficult one.. using classes of primitive types in java, like Integer, Float, Long, etc, write a code fragment using a method to double the value of a variable passed as an argument

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• does mysql undo changes if you kill thread?

  - by every_answer_gets_a_point

  i ran a delete rows query. it was taking too long so i killed the thread from administration. did it undo the changes to the table/?

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• Get Degrees (0-360) from One LatLng to Another in JavaScript

  - by Kirk

  Can someone help me fill in the blanks with native JavaScript? function getHeading(lat1, lon1, lat2, lon2) { // Do cool things with math here return heading; // Should be a number between 0 and 360 } I've been messing around with this for a long time and can't seem to get my code to work right.

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• which algorithm will be appropriately used for contact intimacy? [closed]

  - by bigjava

  i need to implement a project with visual intimacy between persons,can anyone recommends an algorithm for person's intimacy in phone contact? intimacy attenuate over time(the intimacy attenuates automatically if you havnt click/dial it for a long time). Assume in my address book: Person Intimacy(0-100%) A 40% B 80% C 10% A's intimacy needs raise after i call A ,like this Person Intimacy(0-100%) A 42% B 80% C 10% nothing happens after follow 5 days, A,B,C's intimacy need decline,like this Person Intimacy(0-100%) A 37% B 78% C 8% thanks for everyone's answer

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• HTML/CSS Design for Report

  - by Kevin Brown

  I'm looking for some resources that demonstrate good graphic design for generated (PHP/HTML/CSS) reports. The website I'm designing is essentially a long test. Everything is finished except the report generation, and this part needs to look good! I'd appreciate any advice/resources you can point me to! I know this isn't directly programming related, but my purposes do encompass coding and output.

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• Trouble with wstringstream

  - by Rosarch

  I have a wstringstream: wstringstream sstream; AlterSstream(sstream); sstream << "foo"; MessageBoxW( NULL, sstream.str().c_str(), L"subject", MB_OK ); This outputs a long string that looks nothing like what I put in it in AlterSstream(): 00000000002CEC58foo AlterSstream: void AlterSstream(wstringstream& outStream) { outStream << "odp"; } Why is this happening?

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• How would i write this in F# or another functional language

  - by acidzombie24

  I know in F# you declare variables when you assign them. I'm sure you can declare vars in a C way but how might i write this long id=0 using (SQLiteDataReader r = command.ExecuteReader()) { while (r.Read()) { id = r.GetInt64(0); //... break; } } //use id in sqlite now that it isnt locked

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• Organize address cache

  - by Orsol

  Hi, I need to organize cache in mySql database for address - coordinates. What is the best practice to store address? Do i need to compress address string or use it as is? edit: Ok, let's I reassert my question. How to store long (up to 512) string in database if I need to search by exactly this string in future.

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• Better way to write this method with this pattern?

  - by Slorthe

  I have written a lot of methods and I want to time how long it takes for them to run. public void myMethod(){ startTiming(); doLotsOfStuff(); stopTiming(); } I am not only timing, I am also doing some other stuff before AND after the doLotsOfStuff() method. I was wondering if there is a better/smarter way to do this in C# to achieve lesser amount of lines/coding needed for this particular pattern.

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• Check string for link

  - by Mike

  I have rather long entries being submitted to a database. How can I create a function to see if this entry has a link within it? Can someone get me started? Pretty much, I want the function to find any I'd prefer not to throw the entry into an array. Are there any other ways to accomplish this?

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• quickest way of deleting data from mysql

  - by every_answer_gets_a_point

  i am doing this: delete from calibration_2009 where rowid in (SELECT rowid FROM `qcvalues`.`batchinfo_2009` where reporttime like "%2010%"); i need to have about 250k rows deleted. why does it take such a long time? is there a quicker way to do this?

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• iphone threading question - looping?

  - by Brodie4598

  i want to have a background thread in my app that changes an image every 5 seconds for as long as the app is being run. Can someone point me in the direction of how this works? I am new to threads.

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• Using query to change table mapping

  - by crapbag

  I have a table mytable( id, key, value). I realize that key is generating a lot of data redundancy since my key is a string. (my keys are really long, but repetititve) How do I build a separate table out that has (key, keyID) and then alternate my table to be mytable( id, keyID, value) and keyTable(keyID, key) ?

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• p=malloc()!=null.......

  - by gcc

  char *p,*p1,*p2,*p3,*p4; for(;;) { if((p=malloc(10))!=NULL && (p1=malloc(20))!=NULL ......) break; } Writing if(........) is too boring and long, are there any ways to make it simpler?

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• explorer.exe opens slowly [closed]

  - by d9k

  explorer.exe opens veeeery slow when I press [Win+R] key or type "explorer ." in command prompt etc. But it opens with normal speed when I just click on the shortcut to any folder. When I click on the URL in IM like ICQ, already openned browser (firefox) takes too long to process link too. I have this problem for some months and I'm very tired of this. OS: WinXP SP3.

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• Android App Building

  - by user345526

  So, I'm new to developing apps (altogether) and I thought that it would be fun to start out on the Android. I did the test with "HelloAndroid" app, but I have no clue on how to run the app on my phone via Eclipse. I remember reading about it a long time ago (sometime in February) but I have no idea where to find it. Any help, here?

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• Not initializing ints in C++

  - by guest

  If I have a block of code in a for loop that looks like total1 += i * i;, I get a weird, long value in total1 even if i increments from 1 to 10. However, this only happens if I don't do int total1 = 0;. This makes me wonder, what happens if I don't do that and why do I get a number in the 2 billions instead? (Though it's not the max value in an int either).

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• Not initilizaing ints in C++

  - by guest

  If I have a block of code in a for loop that looks like total1+= i*i;, I get a weird, long value in total1 even if i increments from 1 to 10. However, this only happens if I don't do int total1=0;. This makes me wonder, what happens if I don't do that and why do I get a number in the 2 billions instead? (Though it's not the max value in an int either).

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