Comment by BobbyShaftoe on Is there programming language which can tolerate...
I'm not sure people understand what the questioner is asking. It's not about if try/catch exception handling exists. It's about whether there is a language that will, without any other constructs,...
View ArticleComment by BobbyShaftoe on Linker error LNK2038: mismatch detected in Release...
Have you don a "clean" first?
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@Jeremy-Petzold, that's not very productive.
View ArticleComment by BobbyShaftoe on C: Error opening file from string name
Do a perror("fopen"); in your NULL check.
View ArticleComment by BobbyShaftoe on Heard of a deconstructed kernel project?
Are you talking about a microkernel?
View ArticleComment by BobbyShaftoe on At what rate are the number of cores per CPU...
That's a pretty long time. Out of curiousity, why can't you make it arbitrarily parallel?
View ArticleComment by BobbyShaftoe on Better way for storing database IDs and lookup names
Why don't you store all of this data, including the groups, in a database?
View ArticleComment by BobbyShaftoe on Get time from database and compare
What database server are you using?
View ArticleComment by BobbyShaftoe on Best practice: best database naming convention for...
I'm not sure I really agree that that very angry looking naming convention is considered "best practice" in the "SQL world." Just sayin ...
View ArticleComment by BobbyShaftoe on Not giving proper message, when my .ini file's...
@HassanNisar, I agree that File.Exists returns false in this case but really it will always return false given that the result of ReadValue, as I can tell, in this case, will never be a valid file path...
View ArticleComment by BobbyShaftoe on Copy string in constructor
Yes, they are automatic properties. In C# there is this notion of properties. You can make the "get;" have special code in the body, in C# 3.5, this shortcut was added so that you could have properties...
View ArticleComment by BobbyShaftoe on C: Sorting Big Data; Not in Memory
To everyone commenting about this: There are cases where you need a disk aware sorting method. What if the file was 1TB? Even though 10,000,000 ints may not be a lot for many systems, the user may be...
View ArticleComment by BobbyShaftoe on php output to javascript array with json
Similar to: stackoverflow.com/questions/13272406/…
View ArticleComment by BobbyShaftoe on How could I get square root of a symbol in python?
This should not be closed. The user is using a library called sympy. I suggest the user should update the question to make it clear that Symbol() is coming from this library; this will clear up the...
View ArticleComment by BobbyShaftoe on how to find the sum of all acolumn and row in 2d arry
It would be helpful as @Shubham discusses to show to declaration / initialization of summ. If this does not solve the issue, it would also be good to explain what is not working exactly, what values do...
View ArticleAnswer by BobbyShaftoe for How do you generate SQL using LINQ?
So, you should download LinqPad:http://www.linqpad.net/This will give you some nice information about what LINQ is doing.
View ArticleAnswer by BobbyShaftoe for Effcient method for ajax autocomplete query on big...
Well, you shouldn't be querying. This should be cached. Think about it like this. Let's say there are 28,000 tags on SO. Let's say each tag is 128 bytes (it's not). That's just 3,584,000 bytes...
View ArticleAnswer by BobbyShaftoe for Help creating the necessary TSQL for this basic...
There are so many ways to do this and depends heavily on your schema. This is one way. Obviously, this is not a complete schema.ProductCategory(Id, CategoryName)Product(Id, ProductCategoryId,...
View ArticleAnswer by BobbyShaftoe for Is my simple quiz database with topics & subtopics...
Sure, this is normalized and looks fine given your requirements. However, you may have left off the subtopic_id on the question table.
View ArticleAnswer by BobbyShaftoe for Which Java web framework closely resembles ASP.NET...
Have you considered the Play! Framework? Are other options are things like Spring MVC. Play is pretty lightweight but gives you some features you might be accustomed to already.
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