I was wondering if it is possible to implement reference counting-based GC in languages which allow pointer arithmetic. For example (this is pseudo-C),
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I had this crazy idea and was wondering if such a thing exists: Usually, in a strongly typed language, types are mainly concerned with memory layout, or membership to an abstract \'class\'.So class F
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i have a reference table that stores various columns with values for each record such as LPAD( pl_sql_variablex
I am producing a piece numerical software in C++ and want to add a GUI (mainly for Windows). I know how to produce GUIs using comfortable editors in modern languages like Java or .NET. Now my question
i have a bunch of data collection , example : 1.00 3 4 1.00 0 1 51.00 1 4 84.00 3 4 95.00 0 2 110.00 2 4
In the following java code, NetBeans complains with or without the @Override statement. If the Override is not present I get an error that the return types Pair<Interval, Interval> and Pair<
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