I\'m newbie in Erlang and i\'m trying to understand why recursion working faster than using list (that can even got an error \"can\'t allocate memory in heap\").
Ok so I\'m playing around with a nested comments system on rails using Awesome nested set. I\'m currently implementing a recursive function to get the nesting working (I know for performance this is t
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Forgive me for the (probably) stupid question, but I\'m messing around with this code (actually a model of something in a larger program), and something is throwing me off:
Basically just looking to see if a particular txt file exists on the server, and if so, do further processing; however, I don\'t think my recursion is correct, so can someone offer a few pointers - he
Can I do this in C? Valgrind complains that realloc produces an invalid free? int main(){ void* mem; // Do stuff
In my FileProc class, I have four functions: ReadFile(TemplateList<char> &ReadList){} ReadFile(TemplateListAdv<char> &ReadList){}
I found that I ca开发者_Go百科n use xcopy /s to copy all files that match a wildcard combination in a folder to another location. But this command re-creates the folder structure. I do not want the tr
We\'re getting StackOverflowErrors from Java\'s serialization library.The problem is that the default serialization implementation is recursive, the depth of which is bounded only by the longest path
Consider the following function in VBA (note that it\'s been edited based on the answers given so now it\'s working - see the edit history for the original version):
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