I hate to depart from the group think, but there's another explanation aside from a smart engineer getting carried away with their own brilliance: They remarked how they spent a couple of days looking over the system…
No they're not that good, if the arrests are correct then they're actually pretty bad. For the little value that they are worth, they're worth far more as an example to be made for others.
It's actually not a bad suggestion #define BUF_INITIAL 1024 char buf[BUF_INITIAL]; int main(int argc, char** argv) { char* p; ... p = len > BUF_INITIAL ? malloc(len) : buf; ... write(1, p, len); ... }
So one of the first languages with closures to get huge mainstream popularity hasn't helped? right...
I've just ordered a beagleboard-xm, and though I was initially looking for an ARM computer purely for the sake of owning one, it now seems like the perfect device for use as a personal 24/7 internet server. Should only…
I used to mv the old files, but now I just rm. Host- specific files I handle by doing if [ -f ~/.host-bashrc ]; then . ~/.host-bashrc; fi I also use proper extensions on my files like bashrc.sh and emacs.el for…
#define FALSE 0 is the common one
I hate to depart from the group think, but there's another explanation aside from a smart engineer getting carried away with their own brilliance: They remarked how they spent a couple of days looking over the system…
No they're not that good, if the arrests are correct then they're actually pretty bad. For the little value that they are worth, they're worth far more as an example to be made for others.
It's actually not a bad suggestion #define BUF_INITIAL 1024 char buf[BUF_INITIAL]; int main(int argc, char** argv) { char* p; ... p = len > BUF_INITIAL ? malloc(len) : buf; ... write(1, p, len); ... }
So one of the first languages with closures to get huge mainstream popularity hasn't helped? right...
I've just ordered a beagleboard-xm, and though I was initially looking for an ARM computer purely for the sake of owning one, it now seems like the perfect device for use as a personal 24/7 internet server. Should only…
I used to mv the old files, but now I just rm. Host- specific files I handle by doing if [ -f ~/.host-bashrc ]; then . ~/.host-bashrc; fi I also use proper extensions on my files like bashrc.sh and emacs.el for…
#define FALSE 0 is the common one