The application that I would like to revamp is pretty well organized. UI is separated into a module. UI controllers implement the interface PropertyChangeListener. When other modules want to have some
I am porting a legacy C++ system from VC6 to VC9. The application (<APP A>) statically links to an internal application <APP B> ( developed in house but by a separate team).
I am porting some C++ code from Unix to Linux (Red Hat). I have run into the following pattern: ostream& myfunction(ostream& os)
Recently I\'ve migrated to Arch Linux, after ~4 years being loyal to Ubuntu. Everything works like a charm, it\'s noticeably faster than Ubuntu, IMHO it\'s easier to customise, but when it is to do wi
The software team in our graduation project asked for increasing the heap size per process in Android. They said that the default is \"16MB\" which isn\'t sufficient for them.
I recently wrote a sudoku solver in C to practice programming. After completing it I decided to write an equivalent program in Python for a comparison between the languages and more practice and this
Edit: My bad, I meant objective-c, not c#. Some reason I got it into my head it was c# the iphone used. So the answers for c# were great, thanks, but theyre a bit irrelevant, sorry about that.
I\'ve got a C++/CLI application which has a background thread. Every so often I\'d like it to post it\'s results to the main GUI. I\'ve read elsewhere on SO that MethodInvoker could work for this, but
I don\'t really know if this is a StackOverflow-type question or a Python-dev question. I\'d like to host sprints at my place for converting python2.0 libraries to Python3 ; currently I am working on
Does developing applications for SPARC, IBM PowerPC require separate compliers, other than x86 and x86-64 targets?
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