common sense to use the available OS codecs, thats what they are there for. Not doing it is rather poor propaganda, especially since WebM was little more than a PR Stunt for google.
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common sense to use the available OS codecs, thats what they are there for. Not doing it is rather poor propaganda, especially since WebM was little more than a PR Stunt for google.
people with higher/other standards than you?
what likely happens is that the constructors are called in this sequence:
a.entity(); // accesses uninitialized entity::vec -> size = 1
b.entity(); // accesses uninitialized entity::vec -> size = 2...
lose the (10), if you want to initialize for 10 elements you need to write an constructor
#include <valarray>
#include <string>
struct myvec {
std::string name;
...
Well, have you considered not starting from scratch but using gcc or llvm. That way you only have to do the "language part" (overly simplified) and get all supported architectures from their...
32bit ops are plain alot faster on current CPUs than fractional (8/16bit ones).
The reason is that a 32bit ops sets all bits, while a fractional leaves some untouched and the ISA requires them to...
im not sure how segmentation faults are handled with Linux, but I guess it just sends a signal to the process.
unless gcc does some complicated magic, you wont catch this kind of lowlevel error with...
its opera 12, and appart from some graphic demos running faster I dont see much difference, except regular stuttering with scrolling and such.
its also subject to the same crash-the-whole-OS issues,...
this is a thing that will be interesting for servers and mobiles.
More transistors equals more heat, and heat is already the primary concern for CPUs.
This tech will help putting more CPUs in small...
node is not a fully defined type when you declare "next". means its size is not know (amongst other things).
now say node has size k. the definition of node says.
sizeof (node) = sizeof(int) +...
they have specialized hardware for decoding. 500MHz should be enough for SD-Material still.
New TVs play media files fine, from usb or network. for old ones you can get the "lg smart tv", "WDTV live" or similar... not that expensive.
Oh, and LGs have a 500MHz MIPS Cpu, newer ones...
why would you want to connect a computer to a TV, if you could just run your stuff directly there?
(Probably because you would be on your own figuring it out, its complicated and your HDMI ports...
translate it into chinese, you will end up with 1 letter per word.
Yeah, I am sure a browser-app where you cant even save your stuff offline is a valid comparison to these office suits :roll:
its a guess at best that it eats into desktop-share (as in replacing...
on android (and I believe ios too) you dont even have a good equivalent for word/openoffice so far.
smartphones, tablets might replace a slew of other devices (navigational devices and portable...
whats "community supported authority"?
Either one entity is giving out certificates (for free or paid) or there is really no sense in doing it.
And if certificates are just given out to anyone,...
I wonder why it matters?
Most of the food and goods I buy are transported by trucks or trains. Does this mean I`m more likely to drive one? or that I want to get transported between packaged meat...
More than just a doubt, if not he can prove me wrong, quote my post and say something thats more fitting than random fortune cookies for IT personal
Hes is more than an expert, he is a script himself (look at his location). None of his posts take anything said in the thread in context, even if it sometimes fits the topic.
dunno, either the universe explodes or it just works fine.
Depends on what you do in this function, if you arent writing static or global (atleast shared between the threads) data then everything is...
There is a common concept below Explorer and the Media Players - and thats the Windows Shell. The basic idea is that you arent limited to one Media Player (from MS) handling your music, you can use...
there currently is nothing in C/C++ that allows you to guarantee atomic operation, next versions of those standards will define it. It will look like this:
atomic_int b = ATOMIC_VAR_INIT(1000);...
you shouldnt use dynamic allocation when you can use stack variables. However you shouldnt treat stack like a big resource either.
Big or potentially big allocations should be done dynamically, even...