I have processed force data (Float type), The number of data is around 2M -10M of data.
which is the best way to store the data?
should I use std::vector ?
void Calculateforce(uint16 f){
std::vector <float> Forces;
/* Do the calculation*/
Forces.push_back(f);
}
or is there a better way?
I need to call some synchronization function and need they running in background and canbe canceled. So I write this:
private static async Task WaitSyncFunction(Action syncFunction, int timeoutMilliseconds, CancellationToken token)
{
var syncFunctionTask = Task.Run(syncFunction);
var time...
I have a class ParentIdResolver which returns the parent id of the product based on the type.
The class looks like this:
<?php
namespace App\Model;
use App\Model\Product\Bundle;
use App\Model\Product\Configurable;
use App\Model\Product\Downloadable;
class ParentIdResolver
{
/**
* @var...
I've found some ressources about php performance optimization here and there but I don't know how to start. I send 130k csv rows in approximatively 7min. My script read csv file and send $batch_size row per query, while doing some string operations such as changing date to the right format or rep...
We're a bit late to the working-from-home party, but making an effort.
I got the following situation:
RDP
Hyper-V
SSL VPN
RDP
RDP
Ordinarily I connect from my workstation (bottom left) to the server (bottom right) by RDP. There are more servers involved, but all those are taken care of by the ...
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I may have accidentally gotten a little sidetracked during homeschooling, and wrote a JSON4 parser in Typescript during the down-time. This project started as an idea that I got while discussing something actually school-related and over the past few days grew into something that is somew...
I have a worker class that catches uncaught exceptions and logs them for tracking purposes. However, I do NOT want to swallow those exceptions, nor do I want to abstract them (i.e. losing the stack trace). I believe the best practice in the industry is to throw a new exception and set the inner e...
I am trying to write a system where the focus is trapped inside the elements of a container, so that pressing tab or shift + tab just cycles through instead of going outside it. The following is my code:
var trapElems = [];
var trapActive = false; // Set to true after the initial tabbing
var ...
