Yes, the operating system is responsible for scheduling thread execution. However, remember that each of those threads shares the global data and object references in the process, and without some...
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Yes, the operating system is responsible for scheduling thread execution. However, remember that each of those threads shares the global data and object references in the process, and without some...
Not to worry, you gave us Monty Python, so you're more than even as far as I'm concerned. ;)
As I see it, the problem with context-free information is that you have (many) people who listen to it, don't research what's claimed and don't ignore it -- they repeat it as fact to other people....
Oh, come on now. You're obviously an intelligent man. Why in the world would you even consider giving that nonsense the time of day? I mean seriously, that's the same show that was having Nancy...
For fun, I compiled this using Visual Studio 2010 Profesisonal (release build, which is optimized), elapsed time was 2.652 seconds.
Edit: By the way, you have an unreferenced variable (j) in main,...
I'm sure they're hoping this will do for Android what Visual Basic did for Windows back in the day. It should be interesting to see how it all plays out. Personally, I'm rooting for them (and hoping...
The concept of closures can seem pretty strange if you've never worked with them; I compare it to how people can struggle with the concept of pointers if they've never used a language that required...
A closure would be better defined as an outer function that returns an inner function (typically an anonymous function) where the outer function's local variables are preserved. It's called a closure...
I think the answer to that really depends on the context of "complicated". These constructs can significantly simplify coding and make it easier to maintain if they're used appropriately (for...
I likely wouldn't make a good programming teacher, that's really the simplest way that I could think of demonstrating the idea. In actual programs, an example of where closures can be useful in...
The specific benefit of anonymous functions is that you can use them inline for things like callback functions, and you concisely use closures and currying; of course, in the case of closures, you...
For named parameters, and ease-of-parsing, you may want to consider handling it in the same way that Visual Basic does, which is the ":=" assignment operator. So, using Charles' example, it would...
I think the idea of being able to parse C header files is a good one, it would certainly save folks a lot of time when incorporating other libraries into their projects. COM integration, some basic...
You might want to submit them to VirusTotal who will scan them with a collection of all of the major AV engines out there and give you a detailed report of who gives you a pass, and who has any...
From a project management perspective, before you actually do any work on the help, you might want to go through it all and prioritize the sections, and then the individual topics in those sections....
I suspect that he may be referring to chunks of the documentation that basically just has very little information beyond a simple description, with no remarks, examples or links to related functions....
Particularly since she never said that and the general, historical opinion is that it's a myth.
Languages are kind of like clothing, the "best" is often what you're most comfortable wearing. That said, I'd point out that there's no need to build an application in Visual C++ that requires any...
I'm running 1.8.0.0 on Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit, with the path to the TB executables being "C:\Program Files (x86)\thinBasic". It works just fine when the option is set to "yes", the problem only...
I'm not sure if you'd classify this as a bug or feature request, but it would be nice if thinBasic didn't choke on the "STDCALL" or "SDECL" keywords in function declarations, for example:
DECLARE...
I've been taking a look at the current version, and if the "close console window after script" option is set to false in thinAir, and you then attempt to run a console script from the IDE, you get...
I think a lot of developers tend to over-estimate the rate of adoption of technology. If you break down the various versions of Windows being used, right now about 65-70% is the 32-bit version of...
Yeah, I'm wondering if it's going to be a case of "too much information" for folks there. There's a segment of the PB developer community that you know are (or will be) just struggling with basic OOP...
Looks great to me; thanks for adding that, it's a small thing, but I think it'll be useful.
Have you guys reached out to any of the third-party folks like Chris Boss (EZGUI) or Paul Squires (Firefly) about contributing a UI designer for thinBasic? The fact that syntatically it's similar to...