it.slashdot.org/story/22/06/25/1745219/… — Sam Varshavchik 24 secs ago

Unless somebody can quote a reference in the standard that says shared_ptr are thread safe you must assume they are not. The main C++ axiom holds, You should not pay for something you don't need. So single thread programs should not need to pay an extra burden required by multi thread programmers. — Martin York 51 secs ago

Thanks! Do you mind to clarify how different programmers implement floating-point arithmetic differently? @EricPostpischil — liukatkat 21 secs ago

"What is the most efficient way" - This is opinion based. Aside from that, you did not present us with any code at all. I understand that you're new to Javascript, but Stack Overflow is not the place to ask for tutorials or find free programmers to do your job for you. Your question should be: "This is what I tried. It didn't work. What did I do wrong?". Hopefully this helps you in learning how Stack Overflow works :) — icecub 45 secs ago

Relevant reading: Falsehoods Programmers Believe About Names — Larnu 32 secs ago

@SimonMourier 1) thanks for your helpful comment, 2) screenshots i pasted illustrates the issue i faced, 2) power bi indicated that the reason it doesn't work properly is related with COM like on the third screenshot, 3) stackoverflow is not only for programmers but also for data analysts who use programming languages: dax is a language developped by micorsoft to work with data related for example with sql. That's why the question is here. — agas0077 8 secs ago

@SimonMourier 1) screenshots illustrated the issue, 2) i don't see why is should switch languages in the program just to make a screenshot, as it is obvious and contain the word COM, 3) power bi indicated that it didn't work properly due to COM like on the 3d screenshot, 3) the site isn't only for programmers but also for data analysts using programming languages: dax is a language developped by micorsoft for working with data and it is related i.e. with sql. That's why the question is here. Next time please keep your opinion to yourself if it can't help solving the issue =) — agas0077 48 secs ago

@PresidentJamesK.Polk Yes, we have the add-on installed. Not sure if the license permits to share, will check this. This is called Email This Issue for JIRA, created by META-INF (com.metainf.jira.* Java class namespace). And yes, we consider reverse engineering the crypto layer, unfortunately it's gonna be costly (we have no Java programmers in our team, I only consulted externally but no success). I'm no expert in cryptography and I asked here in hope the algorithm is some kind of a "modern industry standard", and may require much less effort to figure out this way than rev.eng. — sam_pan_mariusz 11 secs ago

See Software Recommendations because software recommendations are off-topic for StackOverflow. — Thomas Matthews 15 secs ago

OP is asking about control flow, not error handling. They are often related and used in tandem, but having abstractions that conflate them is commonly-regarded as an anti-pattern: softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/189222/… — Kache 12 secs ago

Please see: Why is “Is it possible to…” a poorly worded question?. — Progman 27 secs ago

Welcome to Stack Overflow.! Questions that ask for general guidance regarding a problem approach are typically too broad and are not a good fit for this site. People have their own method for approaching the problem and because of this there cannot be a correct answer. Give a good read over Where to Start, and Minimal Reproducible Example then edit your post. — itprorh66 19 secs ago

Please read How do I ask and answer homework questions? and Open letter to students with homework problems. — 0x5453 34 secs ago

Sorry, nobody is going to do your homework for you. Open letter to students with homework problems and How to ask homework questions. It would also be unethical to submit someone else's work as your own. — kaylum 47 secs ago

Thanks. Will post on Software Engineering. Reason behind the question is the environment is intended to dynamically load multiple source code modules from 3rd party sources, after deployment, as a running system. The modules are loaded from a database, and can be added to dynamically, with no oversight. The modules call across to each other using a level of indirection APIs such that they are not aware of each other, and can cross back and forth continually. If each was in a separate process, would be too cumbersome. Very specific need, Guess wrong forum. — user2962207 40 secs ago

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