Recursion explained visually.
Via [WayBack] Wenn mehrere Generationen in den Feiertag / Vatertag starten.
[WayBack] Original picture at [WayBack] Bug Life | Chickie’s Rides | Pinterest | Vw, Volkswagen and Cars.
–jeroen
Archive for September 9th, 2020
Recursive loop, see loop, recursive
Posted by jpluimers on 2020/09/09
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CppCon 2015: Niall Douglas “Racing The File System” – YouTube
Posted by jpluimers on 2020/09/09
Cool presentation on avoiding data races and race conditions when doing file system operations. It includes lots of conceptual and API suggestions on many operating systems (explaining what works where and why not), plus locking tips.
Biggest takeaway for me: always use handles to any object, and avoid static paths like a bad flue.
Well worth watching!
The slides are at [WayBack] CppCon2015/Racing the Filesystem – Niall Douglas – CppCon 2015.pdf at master · CppCon/CppCon2015 · GitHub
More talks from the same conference at [WayBack] GitHub – CppCon/CppCon2015: Presentation Materials from CppCon 2015
Via [WayBack] I asked this in the ADUG list, but didn’t think to ask here … CppCon 2015: Niall Douglas “Racing The File System” – Paul McGee – Google+
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Delphi – tools to generate class diagrams/hierarchy from source code
Posted by jpluimers on 2020/09/09
I know ModelMaker Tools could do this: [WayBack] Quick Question … are there any good tools available to generate class diagrams / hierarchy from existing code? Or doesn’t anyone do that anymore ? – Stefaan Lesage – Google+
But I didn’t know the other tools from the thread had options as well:
- [WayBack] PasDoc (through GraphViz which is also used as PlantUML rendering engine)
- [WayBack] GExperts Class Browser
- [WayBack] ESS-Model (though the parser is from 2003)
–jeroen
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