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I have a background python script that gets ran several thousand times a day. I\'m simply running it with python foo.py. The script itself does some imports (a parsing library and sqlalchemy) and then
See the code below. a) Does, in this case (simple inheritance, no virtual members), the static cast in B::df() have any overhead (whatsoever)? I found some conflicting answers to similar questions, t
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I just faced,that in order to use specific annotations for Spring Security, I should explicitely allow them in my config(applicationContext.xml)
Very simple question this time, basically I have a group of folders and some of them contain files that I would like to autoload whenever I run my sites script. However I do not want to have to specif