Simplified C++ inspired by AWK: http://github.com/lvv/scc
# --- print second column ls -al | awk '{print $2}' ls -al | pru 'split(" ")[1]' ls -al | scc -n 'F(1)' # --- count and average of all integers on second position ls -al | awk '{ s += $2; } END {print "average"…
Similar project for C++: http://github.com/lvv/scc
Yet another gcc wrapper: http://github.com/lvv/scc
I like them too. Cheap and simple.
I am the author. You are right. I've updated the page.
> Note that the worst case of complexity for this algorithm is much, much worse than the worst case complexity for Boyer Moore. Can you explain your thought process for why worst case complexity is worse than other?…
You can make static-PNG charts with http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net or http://volnitsky.com/project/mplw
Another happy customer of prgmr. I am 4yr with them. You kind of forget about them because there was not a single issues or outage during all this time.
"you ignored us, but the FTC said we were right, nah nah nah" That how I read their open letter. And my interpretation of "you should have worked with us" is as "you should have hired us as consultants"
Simplified C++ inspired by AWK: http://github.com/lvv/scc
# --- print second column ls -al | awk '{print $2}' ls -al | pru 'split(" ")[1]' ls -al | scc -n 'F(1)' # --- count and average of all integers on second position ls -al | awk '{ s += $2; } END {print "average"…
Similar project for C++: http://github.com/lvv/scc
Yet another gcc wrapper: http://github.com/lvv/scc
I like them too. Cheap and simple.
I am the author. You are right. I've updated the page.
> Note that the worst case of complexity for this algorithm is much, much worse than the worst case complexity for Boyer Moore. Can you explain your thought process for why worst case complexity is worse than other?…
You can make static-PNG charts with http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net or http://volnitsky.com/project/mplw
Another happy customer of prgmr. I am 4yr with them. You kind of forget about them because there was not a single issues or outage during all this time.
"you ignored us, but the FTC said we were right, nah nah nah" That how I read their open letter. And my interpretation of "you should have worked with us" is as "you should have hired us as consultants"