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• Looking for industry numbers on source code management

  - by Dave Duchene

  I'm looking for statistics on SCM usage, in particular I'm trying to find out what percentage of their time developers spend on SCM-related tasks. The more detailed the breakdown, the better. Online and offline resources would both be tremendously useful to me. Can anyone point me towards some industry studies? Preferably recent ones?

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• How computer multiplies 2 numbers?

  - by ckv

  How does a computer perform a multiplication on 2 numbers say 100 * 55. My guess was that the computer did repeated addition to achieve multiplication. Of course this could be the case for integer numbers. However for floating point numbers there must be some other logic. Note: This was asked in an interview.

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• CSS Print Style Sheets - Examples

  - by bsreekanth

  Trying to learn about how to effectively use print.css, so that graphical and navigational elements are not shown in print preview/print. Read some articles, and part of print css of html5 boilerplate. Two sites, which was quite impressive the way they change the look during print are http://css-tricks.com/ http://bottlerocketcreative.com/ But I cannot see the css related to print. Can you please point to the css they use to learn how to do similar transformation. thanks.

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• CS Majors: Hardest concept(s) you learned in school?

  - by Mark Lubin

  For the CS majors out there what were the hardest CS classes or concepts that you learned in your undergraduate schooling? Did you find once you learned the basics,(data structs, OOP fundamentals, discrete math, pointers, recursion, etc) the rest followed naturally or did you hit a wall at any point in your higher classes like OS'es and Compilers? Thanks for the input!

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• the "new" operator in c++, pointer question

  - by Crystal

  Dumb question, but whenever you call new, do you always have a pointer? SomeClass *person = new SomeClass(); And is that because you need a pointer to point to that new space of memory that was allocated for the SomeClass variable person? Thanks!

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• how do I print a #defined constant in GDB?

  - by Charles Ma

  As per subject. I have some constants hash defined like so: #define CONST 40 I've set a break point in my program. How do I print the value of that constant? (I know I can just look at the source code, but I want to be sure of it)

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• sha1sum duplicate files .

  - by Andrei Ciobanu

  Can sha1sum return the same results for two files that are different ? I am asking this both from a theoretical and practical point of view.

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• Erlang: What are the pros and cons of different methods for avoiding intermediate variables?

  - by erlacher

  At one point while traveling the web, I came across a great page which contrasted the clarity and terseness of different methods of doing a sequence of operations without having to make a bunch of throwaway variables, e.g., Var1, Var2, Var3. It tried list comprehensions, folds, maps, etc. For some reason, now matter what I google, I can't find it again. Anyone have any idea what I'm talking about? Or want to explore the topic anyway?

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• doubt regarding sequence points

  - by tushar

  i recently came across a question about sequence points in c++ at this site what the code will output: int c=0; cout<<c++<<c; it was answered that the output is undefined and << is not a sequence point but still i want to know why does it that even if i compile it 25 times it still prints 01

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• Google Maps API v3 show local businesses/points of interest

  - by julio

  I know at some point I'd come across a Google service built into their API that would provide local information as markers on the viewport (schools, hospitals, etc.)-- I believe this was a simple control that could be added just like the normal map controls, to allow users to turn it on or off with a checkbox or button. I can't seem to find this feature documented anywhere in the v3.0 API docs. Can anyone provide some information on this, or let me know if it was deprecated? Thanks

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• How to debug iPhone project crash when there is no error message

  - by teepusink

  Hi, I am doing this iPhone app that works fine on the simulator. However, when I run it on a device in debug mode, it just crash without any error messages. How can I debug that? I heard about a flag we can set to help with this kind of situation but not sure what that flag is and how to set it. If I'm not mistaken I think what that flag does is put a break point automatically prior to crash. Thanks, Tee

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• How to call an action method of a UICommand Component which was rendered conditionally?

  - by gurupriyan.e

  action method is not called Please refer to this question - , One of my UICommand Component is rendered conditionally , it was said in the answer of the linked question - point 5 - that if the Component's or any of its parents rendered or disabled attributes are false - then the action method will not be called ? If thats the case- How do i achieve the same functionality? Is there a work around ? or a trick ? or any other approach ? Thanks!

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• How to build a widget for my website

  - by Gublooo

  Hey guys I'm very new to the whole programming - so far I only have experience with building websites, database etc. I currently have a website where users can share their online purchases. I want to build a widget that other websites can integrate on their site. Users should be able to insert their purchases directly through this widget without having to come to my website. Thats the idea but I have no idea how to go about it - can anyone point me in the right direction. Thanks

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• Is there a programmatic way to determine whether the file is being used?

  - by AngryHacker

  Case and point: I need to open an Excel file via Interop and it would help a lot to avoid ugly COM errors if I knew that the file was in use. Other than trying to open the file and catching the exception, is there a programmatic way to determine whether the file is in use?

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• ADO.net - how do I reload database data into an existing & filled DataTable?

  - by Greg

  Hi, If I have an existing DataTable (already filled) but then I want to refresh/reload the data from the database directly (as I know there was a non-ADO.net process that changed data without going through the DataTable), however do I do this "refresh". Note the database data at that point can overwrite whatever is in the DataTable. thanks

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• CLIM tutorial, where?

  - by krzysz00

  I am thinking of using McClim for an application, where can I find a tutorial that covers buttons, keyboard/mouse I/O, drawing images, etc. STFW for mcclim tutorial and clim tutorial didn't help much. Any pointers? If such a tutorial doesn't exist, please point that out and I';; try to RTFM (maybe eventually write such a tutoriial)

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• Web Service SOAP Message Routing

  - by anon

  I have a case where i need to route a Web Service SOAP message through an intermediary server. Can anyone point me in the direction of some good resources on how to accomplish this?

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• Tutorial how to create a CXF web service from existing Java code and embed it in Tomcat

  - by EugeneP

  Do you know a tutorial how to create a CXF web service from existing Java code and embed it in Tomcat, and also generate a wsdl file so that any .NET system would be able to generate client code easily? I miss that WSDL creation point in, for example this http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/ws-pojo-springcxf/ tutorial. No wsdl file is generated. But still it should be present in my case to provide system interoperability.

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• Sorting a 2 dimensional array on multiple columns

  - by Anon

  I need to sort a 2 dimensional array of doubles on multiple columns using either C or C++. Could someone point me to the algorithm that I should use or an existing library (perhaps boost?) that has this functionality? I have a feeling that writing a recursive function may be the way to go but I am too lazy to write out the algorithm or implement it myself if it has been done elsewhere. :-) Thanks

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• PHP Magento templates

  - by yoda

  Hi, Can anyone point me out a simple and fairly understandable tutorial (or more) regarding template building for Magento E-Commerce? Thanks!

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• graphing amplitude

  - by John

  I was wondering if someone could point me to a good tutorial or show me how to graph the amplitude from a bytearray. The audio format I am using is: ULAW 8000.0 Hz, 8 bit, mono, 1 bytes/frame.

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• Eclipse/PyDev + Django debug

  - by dynback.com

  Eclipse/PyDev, Python 2.6, Django 1.1 All is working in run mode. If I put debug point inside manage.py file, breakpoint worked. But when I putted it in any action method, it causes nothing :(

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• How to execute machine language from memory?

  - by Mike Curry

  I wrote a program to compile a simple text program to a compiled executable... Is it possible that I can load an executable to memory an some how point a pc counter to the memory space at will? Here is what I made that I would like to store the programs to memory for execution on demand... Kind of wanting to make a little web language like php but compile it... Just for learning. http://spiceycurry.blogspot.com/2010/05/simple-compilable-programming-language.html

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• Are fragments of hashes collision-resistent?

  - by Mark

  Let me see if someone would mind clearing up this elementary point about md5 and hashing. If you only use the first 4 bytes of an md5 hash, would that mean theoretically only 1 in 255^4 chance of collision. iow is that the intention with it (and other hash algorithms) - that you only have to use a small portion of the returned hash (say the hash is of a file of some size).

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• CSS: content:"\00a0"

  - by SteD

  Today I came across a new CSS syntax that I have never seen before content:"\00a0"; Checking it on w3schools, it explains: Definition and Usage The content property is used with the :before and :after pseudo-elements, to insert generated content. My question is, can you point out to me in real world example, how do we use this 'content' syntax? And what does the \00a0 mean in this case?

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