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I aim to create a call queue to schedule work for another thread.
I'm using a virtual base class for type erasure and placement new for reducing the number of allocations, but, as far as I know, reinterpret_cast<Base*>(raw_ptr) is UB.
Is there any other way to implement it?
class FuncWrapperInter...
I'm trying to implement a Subscriber/Publisher or Producer/Consumers kind of a pattern using C# TPL DataFlow blocks. The idea is to let user subscribe to a Symbol for data and if he subscribes again the same symbol, instead of creating a new subscription return same subscription we already have. ...
Introduction
This is a queue that allows many producers to simultaneously write their items and many consumers to simultaneously read theirs. It's useful when construction and/or consumption could be a slow operation. Strictly speaking, I shouldn't call it a "queue" since it doesn't necessarily...
Please take a look at my method for parsing a CSV string.
I am looking for a simple approach without using an external library.
Is throwing a RuntimeException (inside the stream) a common way?
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.List;
public class MyCsvParser {
...
Intro
I have never had the patience or the free time to really read a python book from cover to cover. I just starting coding, looking up things and pasting stuff. That was ok because I was the sole consumer of my ugly hacks. But, a few days ago, I ran into an issue and hacked my way out throu...
Introduction
This is a queue that allows many producers to simultaneously write their items and many consumers to simultaneously read theirs. It's useful when construction and/or consumption could be a slow operation. Strictly speaking, I shouldn't call it a "queue" since it doesn't necessarily...
Intro
I have never had the patience or the free time to really read a python book from cover to cover. I just starting coding, looking up things and pasting stuff. That was ok because I was the sole consumer of my ugly hacks. But, a few days ago, I ran into an issue and hacked my way out throu...
