Get system info from C program?
I’m writing a little program in C that I want to use to output some system stats to my HD44780 16×2 character display. The system I’ll be working with is a Debian ARM system and, although irrelevant, the display is on the GPIO header.(The system is a Raspberry Pi).
Is there a ‘design pattern’ type listing of common algorithms? [closed]
Closed 11 years ago.
Are there any algorithms for resource scheduling of courses-teachers-classes?
I’m developing an application to help school principals in dedicating teachers to classes and courses over the hours of a week (scheduling). The scenario is roughly something like this:
Building a string translation database for multiple (in-house) projects
At our company we have an existing translation ms-sql table wich stores strings like this:
Building a string translation database for multiple (in-house) projects
At our company we have an existing translation ms-sql table wich stores strings like this:
Is memory management in programming becoming an irrelevant concern?
Background
I revisited an old (but great) site I had not been to for ages – the Alioth Language Shootout (http://benchmarksgame.alioth.debian.org/).
Object Orientation done right with PHP [closed]
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How to convince boss to buy Visual Studio 2012 Professional [closed]
Closed 11 years ago.
How to migrate my thinking from C++ to C#
I am an experienced C++ developer, I know the language in great details and have used some of its specific features intensively. Also, I know principles of OOD and design patterns. I am now learning C# but I cannot stop the feeling not being able to get rid of C++ mindset. I tied myself so hard to the strengths of C++ that I cannot live without some of the features. And I cannot find any good workarounds or replacements for them in C#.
How to migrate my thinking from C++ to C#
I am an experienced C++ developer, I know the language in great details and have used some of its specific features intensively. Also, I know principles of OOD and design patterns. I am now learning C# but I cannot stop the feeling not being able to get rid of C++ mindset. I tied myself so hard to the strengths of C++ that I cannot live without some of the features. And I cannot find any good workarounds or replacements for them in C#.