it's a lot more concise than opening a window, going to that directory, sorting by file type, selecting those files, ctrl+X and then going out to the other directory..
I'm a huge fan of command line programs. Most of my programs are command line ones, they're relatively easier to use and implement without any GUI overhead. The problem is, I want my output to be perfectly aligned in the terminal. Specifically, long lines are really hard to track from the command...
I have the following query:
SELECT *
INTO ##TempStaffT
FROM Staff HF
WHERE HF.[businessline_id]='T'
AND HF.[offices_id] IN (SELECT * FROM ##TempParamOffice)
AND HF.[specialism_id]IN (SELECT * FROM ##TempParamSpecialism)
AND HF.[onetouch]IN (SELECT * FROM ##TempParamConsultant)
SET @sql4 = N...
This script updates a settings in ssl config file for Nginx. I generate DHEC key and then update the Nginx SSL file to that location. I also give an option for the user through arguments if they want to change the bit size of the key and if they want more conservative or hardened SSL cipher suit...
Alright guys, I've been stuck on this problem for a while now and have not been able to get past it. This is for Java. I'd appreciate any help at this point. Here are the details: Please note, we must do this in O(n) running time. We are given an array of numbers and must go through it to determine if there are any 3 numbers that sum to a specific number. HOWEVER, we …
Great, I got into a new language fight: In C do I use malloc or do I let the caller supply the array; if the latter, do I then also return the array or do I return a void?
But I also saw people talking about how a malloc is evil, as now the caller needs to implicitly take care of the returned array; while when the caller needs to supply the array by himself, he knows he needs to delete it
int main (int argc, char * argv[])
{
if (argc != 1)
{
fprintf (stderr, "%s: invalid arguments\n", argv[0]);
}
output_init ();
pid_t children_IDs[NROF_WORKERS];
fork_children(children_IDs, NROF_WORKERS);
kill_children(children_IDs, NROF_WORKERS);
// TODO:
// * create the message queues & the children
// * do the farming (use output_draw_pixel() for the coloring
// * wait until the children have been stopped
// * clean up the message queues
@SimonAndréForsberg Yeah, you're right
Do I now need to free it or not?
The rule of thumb is that every malloc should go with a free
Ah I maybe cheated because I have a constant?
is pid_t children_IDs[variable] even possible?
Nvm that's also possible
Question still stands
I want to put this on CR, but I don't think it's allowed with the fraud rule
It is allowed to put the source online as long as you are the only one to commit to it
Oh right, a pid_t children_IDs[NROF_WORKERS] is only a declaration, it is not an allocation
Alright guys, I've been stuck on this problem for a while now and have not been able to get past it. This is for Java. I'd appreciate any help at this point.
I need it to sum to 225. Here are the details: Must do this in at least O(n^2) running time. We are given an array of numbers and must go ...
I am designing a web application and a windows service and want to use the unit of work + repository layer in conjunction with a service layer, and I am having some trouble putting it all together so that the client apps control the transaction of data with the unit of work.
The unit of work has...
I have created a java program that should take a list of conversions and be able to convert one unit to another. My main goals are maintainability and readability, but speed would be nice as well.
Example input.in
1 meters = 100 centimeters
10 millimeters = 1 centimeters
1 meters = 0.001 kilome...
I have the following query:
SELECT *
INTO ##TempStaffT
FROM Staff HF
WHERE HF.[businessline_id]='T'
AND HF.[offices_id] IN (SELECT * FROM ##TempParamOffice)
AND HF.[specialism_id]IN (SELECT * FROM ##TempParamSpecialism)
AND HF.[onetouch]IN (SELECT * FROM ##TempParamConsultant)
SET @sql4 = N...
I have created a java program that should take a list of conversions and be able to convert one unit to another. My main goals are maintainability and readability, but speed would be nice as well.
Example input.in
1 meters = 100 centimeters
10 millimeters = 1 centimeters
1 meters = 0.001 kilome...
