Ok, guys, super easy question (it seems weird that Google didn\'t help me with this one): import IO --.... yadda, yadda, yadda
I have an application that consolidates all of its logging into a single-instance class in order to facilitate selective debug printing etc. The class has been around for a year or so working smoothly
I need to read a large开发者_JAVA技巧 text file of around 5-6 GB line by line using Java. How can I do this quickly?A common pattern is to use
My program does a lot of file processing, and as the files are large I prefer to write them as GZIP.One challenge is that I often need to read files as they are being written.This is not a problem wit
Id like an OutputStream that performs many of the functions found in the RollingXXXAppender classes in log4j.
I have a Java program which depends on a native library that crashes randomly (and therefore bring down the whole JVM).
I\'m confusing w开发者_如何转开发ith some stuff in haskell.First I\'ll explain my problem clearly,
hey i have been doing haskell and with one of my sheets i was asked to do a buildList i got buildList :: [String] -> IO ()
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