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OT: Dynamic-CC, GC, Dynamic Types, and Prototype OO in C 59 21 (10/10/2007 6:55:04 AM) comp.lang.c for my own dynamic C compiler effort, I have been specifying, and have already largely implemented, a mass of library functionality offering Garbage Collection (conservative), Dynamic Typing (through the "mag... cr88192

misc idea: Mini-LZ 4 29 (9/12/2007 12:22:29 PM) comp.compression well, this idea was mentioned some recently. namely, my ability to actually code stuff, recently, is somewhat reduced by having resumed classes, and thus having less time for coding. however, a recent idea th... cr88192

OT: compilers, interpreters, and VMs 57 27 (5/29/2007 6:09:54 AM) comp.lang.misc well, all this is my personal opinion, and vaguely a rant, but I figured it may be interesting for anyone wanting to know my current thoughts or project motivations. --- The Compiler, Interpreter, and VM ... cr88192

misc: BZip2 bitstream 3 91 (5/20/2007 10:00:28 PM) comp.compression by any chance does and one have much of any real good info on the BZip2 bitstream? I, personally, have never really found any real documentation (even an informal spec). reason: the vague possibility of do... cr88192

OT/ANN: some crap now online 2 54 (4/6/2007 11:23:06 PM) comp.lang.misc I have a server up and running, and now, after a great long time, I actually have a few more recent things online (errm, on a server running on my main computer). http://cr88192.dyndns.org:8080/ in case any... cr88192

early JIT tests 21 57 (2/3/2007 4:37:16 AM) comp.lang.misc people can comment if there is anything interesting/noteworthy here. well, for my project I have gotten around to getting the JIT actually implemented and working (to a limited extent). oddly enough, in a f... cr88192

procedural assembler 0 56 (1/17/2007 7:11:59 AM) comp.lang.misc well, after starting to get to working on my JIT compiler again (after a good long time), I am presented with a PITA issue: using a large number of function calls for generating instructions is a horrible has... cr88192

MB, MeB, MaB 2 49 (1/10/2007 3:39:02 AM) comp.compression you know, for so long there has been this issue: some people declare 1MB=2^20 bytes, others 10^6 bytes. and so, someone or another in some distant land declares: there will be the MebiByte (or MeB), and it wil... cr88192

misc, possible promise: MDCT and image compression 18 37 (1/7/2007 2:56:48 PM) comp.compression so, here is what I have been doing the last few hours: I have taken the MDCT transform, and beat together something sort-of resembling a JPEG encoder/decoder (but, in some ways, not really...). dunno if there... cr88192

2007-01-01T12:00:00GMT+1000 1 114 (12/31/2006 2:47:06 PM) comp.compression ok, a bit late, but I was off writing other sentimental emails and such... hope everyone has a good and productive New Year. (also, I am now 23, as of 2006-12-31, in case anyone cares). all there is to say ... cr88192

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Sound programming 17 44 (6/7/2009 8:42:55 PM) comp.lang.c Hello I've got interested in learning some basic sound programming bits in C... mainly I want to know how to go about accessing the sound devices - reading from them mainly - in windows and linux... I'd kind o... spamtrap7 (71)

Whats your favorite language and why? (LINUX) 140 48 (9/28/2008 11:09:21 PM) comp.programming So, I have learned to use C in Linux using Linux Programming By Example and The C Programming Language as my only learning material (not that one would need any more than that these books are both great) howeve... ljhffmn (3)

good c compiler #2 167 45 (9/23/2008 10:33:17 PM) comp.lang.c howdy! please recommend a good c compiler. - should be small - should be fast - should come with a good ide - should be inexpensive i am using windows os. awaiting replies. ... nospam59 (9742)

Best hash function with a two byte input. 14 25 (9/15/2008 2:48:44 AM) comp.programming I need to know of a good hash function that will only encounter two byte input values. The input will be evenly distributed throughout all combinations. Speed is an issue, so minimizing collisions and having a ... british0zzy (5)

win32api 15 19 (9/11/2008 8:05:16 PM) comp.programming I have been rading lately MS's massive win32 API. I would rather work with linux system calls myself but with windows there's no option. In the winmain function like so many other functions in the API you... nospam268 (588)

parser #3 216 64 (9/9/2008 7:15:31 PM) comp.programming What would be an example of a very simple parser? I have read about parsers and that they come in 2 steps lexical and syntactic. Basically how are they designed is my question; in a tree design. Bill ... nospam268 (588)

A group about programming languages 19 22 (9/5/2008 9:04:03 PM) comp.programming Sorry for disturbing members of this group, but do you know what is the group for discussing about programming languages in general (not about any specified ones)? Thanks in advance. ... nguyenminhhai2209 (5)

diffrence? 30 24 (8/31/2008 3:22:47 AM) comp.lang.c what is the diffrence between typedef void (__cdecl *PyClean)(void); void (__cdecl *PyClean)(void); ... raashidbhatt (53)

Procedural landscape generating algorithm. 11 20 (8/27/2008 11:34:58 PM) comp.programming Hi. I was trying to figure out a method to solve the following problem. I wanted to build a program, like a game (although not with any objective), where you could explore a whole virtual "galaxy" of planets a... mike4ty4 (405)

Preprocessing #2 5 38 (8/27/2008 4:21:27 PM) comp.programming Hi, I've a question about preprocessing of code. Let's say I've these three files: // File: b.h #ifndef __MY_B_H #define __MY_B_H typedef int int_least8_t; typedef unsigned int uint_least8_t; #endif ///////... plfriko (499)