Dummy float values to force floating-point operations
It is common to use idioms such as:
Object oriented wrapper around a dll
So, I’m writing a C# managed wrapper around a native dll. The dll contains several hundred functions. In most cases, the first argument to each function is an opaque handle to a type internal to the dll.
Coding style for chained function calls
A common thing you need to do is to take a value, do something with it by passing it to a function, and then do some more with the return value, in a chain. Whenever I run into this type of scenario, I get unsure about how best to write the code.
Coding style for chained function calls
A common thing you need to do is to take a value, do something with it by passing it to a function, and then do some more with the return value, in a chain. Whenever I run into this type of scenario, I get unsure about how best to write the code.
Intersection of geometric entities
I was trying to design a small C++ geometric API for learning purposes, but came across a problem when dealing with intersections of geometric entities. For example, the intersection of a line and a sphere can have three different types: a couple of points, a point or nothing at all. I found several ways to deal with this problem, but I don’t know which of them seems to be the best:
help me understand Rails and attributes as class methods
This is from the Hartl Rails tutorial. We are automatically logging in a user in the process of creating that user with a callback to #create_remember_token. It works great but there are some things, I am not clear on. Please bear with me as I’m thoroughly confused to the point that I don’t even know how to ask my question.
help me understand Rails and attributes as class methods
This is from the Hartl Rails tutorial. We are automatically logging in a user in the process of creating that user with a callback to #create_remember_token. It works great but there are some things, I am not clear on. Please bear with me as I’m thoroughly confused to the point that I don’t even know how to ask my question.
help me understand Rails and attributes as class methods
This is from the Hartl Rails tutorial. We are automatically logging in a user in the process of creating that user with a callback to #create_remember_token. It works great but there are some things, I am not clear on. Please bear with me as I’m thoroughly confused to the point that I don’t even know how to ask my question.
help me understand Rails and attributes as class methods
This is from the Hartl Rails tutorial. We are automatically logging in a user in the process of creating that user with a callback to #create_remember_token. It works great but there are some things, I am not clear on. Please bear with me as I’m thoroughly confused to the point that I don’t even know how to ask my question.
help me understand Rails and attributes as class methods
This is from the Hartl Rails tutorial. We are automatically logging in a user in the process of creating that user with a callback to #create_remember_token. It works great but there are some things, I am not clear on. Please bear with me as I’m thoroughly confused to the point that I don’t even know how to ask my question.