@rolfl good point if we'd be splitting hairs. However, AOT implies a separate compilation step (javac is an AOT-bytecode-compiler), whereas JIT happens immediately before, during, or between the execution.
I have a PHP web app that manages contacts. It has four main functions that display: contacts with upcoming birthdays; the 20 most viewed contacts; all contacts (200 limit) plus their phone number and; a contact's full details.
I started off with just people as the contact and all was working fi...
Please post your Contact, Person and Company table structure, at least the relevant fields (PK's & FK's) - you'll get an answer in less time than it takes to say "INNER JOIN" ;) — Mat's Mug16 secs ago
@amon I can inform that my Game of Life / Cellular Automata project is going along well. My game logic is fine, but my UI could have been better. I just have some basic Game of Life and Rule functionality included for now. I'd love any feature-requests and any other feedback.
Anyways, I'll have to say good night for now. At least I've put up the first official "playable" version of my Cellular Automata project. That was my goal for today. Mission Accomplished.
@user2180125 in all fairness, it's really vals' answer that caught the performance issue. If you're accepting my answer for the code review, I'll take it; but if you're accepting my answer for the advice about taking instantiation out of the loop, vals' answer should have the checkmark ;) — Mat's Mug8 mins ago
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@Jamal it looks like this user edited their question to fix what a reviewer reviewed and then got rejected trying to edit the code in the answer. will you look at this please? codereview.stackexchange.com/revisions/42708/4
As request of Simon's comment:
Direction.java
package net.woopa.dungeon.datatypes;
import java.util.Random;
public enum Direction {
NORTH, EAST, SOUTH, WEST;
private static Random rnd = new Random();
static public Direction randomDirection() {
return Direction.values()[rnd.nextInt...
You could begin refactoring the code by moving all the queries to the models.
In models/job.rb:
class Job < ActiveRecord::Model
scope :with_cities, ->(city) { includes(:cities).where(cities: { id: @city }) if city }
scope :with_positions, ->(position) { includes(:positions).where(positions...
^ Answer was edited: reconsider your vote if you down-voted it.
If you still don't like the answer at least there's something to comment on now.
@Malachi: You're right; that was mentioned in the answer. I must've read through it hastily at first. I have rolled back, added a comment, and cleared your flag.
I've just finished writing my first game, it's a clone of the classic pong game for Linux and Mac only. You will need SDL 2.0, SDL_ttf 2.0 and SDL_Mixer 2.0 to compile it. The complete project can be found here: https://github.com/chaficnajjar/pong
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And good work to you, too! I'd really like to crack down on invalidating edits (due to ignorance or refusal), and I don't have to be the only one looking for them.
^^ the guy retracted their downvote. Still, 9 votes on the "performance-specific" answer, 2 on the accepted "code-review" answer. Does the community really get what this site is all about?
(and I have no way of knowing the rep score of whoever that was)
@Jamal you can see deleted comments, I'd like to know if that user is > 200... please?
I don't know python so I'll focus on the c# code.
Your program is coded upside down. One would expect void Main at the top, with the more specialized code below.
Method names in C# are expected to consistently follow PascalCasing convention. Only your Main method does that, and if you were to a...
I'd like to know if that user is <200 or >200 rep score.
I was driving when I got the notification so I couldn't click it right away, and the comment was removed and the DV retracted before I could see anything
Like, if it's a >200 user, that person needs a refresher on what constitutes an answer on CR. ..Or maybe I'm just over-reacting.
Global variables
You have many global variables, which is very bad. In general, global variables should be avoided as they can be modified anywhere in the program and at any time. This especially makes debugging difficult as you won't be able to keep track of where these variables could have b...
@Mat'sMug: To be fair, there was at least one moment when I said that, but never posted anything. There were answers after that, it it no longer mattered.
It looks like it, yes. I don't know RoR so I can't won't up-vote it (in case it's wrong). But people who down-voted it and/or who know RoR should consider it.
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As request of Simon's comment:
Direction.java
package net.woopa.dungeon.datatypes;
import java.util.Random;
public enum Direction {
NORTH, EAST, SOUTH, WEST;
private static Random rnd = new Random();
static public Direction randomDirection() {
return Direction.values()[rnd.nextInt...
You could begin refactoring the code by moving all the queries to the models.
In models/job.rb:
class Job < ActiveRecord::Model
scope :with_cities, ->(city) { includes(:cities).where(cities: { id: @city }) if city }
scope :with_positions, ->(position) { includes(:positions).where(positions...
I don't know python so I'll focus on the c# code.
Your program is coded upside down. One would expect void Main at the top, with the more specialized code below.
Method names in C# are expected to consistently follow PascalCasing convention. Only your Main method does that, and if you were to a...
Global variables
You have many global variables, which is very bad. In general, global variables should be avoided as they can be modified anywhere in the program and at any time. This especially makes debugging difficult as you won't be able to keep track of where these variables could have b...
