When building advanced JS-interfaces and games I\'ve found that I have to dig deeper in to how browsers handles memory for JS. My experience with memory and JavaS开发者_JAVA百科cript is that the memor
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I am using a hardware interface to send data that requires me to set up a DMA buffer, which needs to be ali开发者_运维百科gned on 64 bits boundaries.
I want to use a temporary MEMORY table to store some intermediate data, but I need/want it to support TEXT columns. I had found a workaround involving casting the TEXT to a VARCHAR or something, but l
Reading a few threads (common concurrency pro开发者_StackOverflow社区blems, volatile keyword, memory model) I\'m confused about concurrency issues in Java.
I have BlazeDS running in an instance of Coldfusion 8. A flex chat app that acts as both a producer and consumer with 70 long polling requests allowed, moving to client polling with a polling interval
I know that a 32-bit OS cannot see more than 4 GB of RAM. So if I were to install, say, 6 GB of RAM on a machine running 32-bit OS, is there any way to identify that?
On a production environment, how can one discover which Asp.Net http requests, whether aspx or asmx or custom, are causing the most memory pressure within a w3wp.exe process?
I have a relatively large (in terms of memory use开发者_StackOverflow中文版 and code size) JS function (running in IE/FF) that I use only occassionally (like, a couple of times per day). I think I can
I want to pass a big char* from cpp to .Net (preferably using COM). What is the best way (in terms 开发者_运维问答of memory)?
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