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Is there any tool or application for converting openmp to pthreads program? Please let me know.
There is Rose Compiler.
It works, but it is quite complicated to compile it.
I am not aware of any and I don't believe that is possible, as there are indefinite possibilities of what is necessary in order to produce a working and scaling parallel program.
As each programming model (as pthreads and OpenMP) has its special features and pitfalls, it is virtually impossible to automate this process.
Use the opportunity to enhance your program while converting it by hand!
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I'm trying to debug my iOS code on device and simulator. Every time i drop to LLDB I find it extremely frustrating to do even basic commands like "print". I find lldb to be poor at resolving return types.
You'd think something like p myView.bounds.size.height would just work, but it's actually much more complicated usually, involving casting multiple return types along the chain to finally get the value you're looking for.
Friends who i've watched code seem to just put up with it and spend a lot of time on LLDB semantics. Are there really no better debuggers (or plugins or something?) available?
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Closed 10 years ago.
What is a good source where such code is available (e.g., in GitHub).
A pretty good example video for iOS TDD is available here: http://qualitycoding.org/objective-c-tdd/
The source code from this example is not available online, but this won’t be too useful anyways. Test Driven Development is about the development process, not the final result. By looking at the finished code you can’t learn anything about TDD.
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I am looking for good and fast xml parser for ARM platform (I am using Beaglebone) . I have spent sometime searching in google, and got following parser libraries.
1.libxml2
2.ezxml
3.minixml
Can you please suggest a good parser for ARM platform.
These are all portable parsers - the platform really doesn't add any extra considerations beyond the usual: memory usage, performance, and whether you need a fully featured parser and DOM or something lighter weight using SAX.
I wouldn't expect the results to be substantially different from those when these libraries are used on x86.
libxml2 is fully featured. You'll probably want this one if doing heavy XPATH, schema validation or XSLT. It's almost certain to be included in any Linux distro.
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I want to learn Delphi, does anyone know of a good free program that would let me write code with Delphi?
I want to learn as many languages as I can, I already kinda know C#, some LUA, some VB and Java, but I want to know more. For the sake of knowing I guess.
You can use Lazarus FreePascal.
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I've been learning Erlang recently. Erlang is really powerful for implementing distributed applications.
I think the core advantages of Erlang are:
Concurrency-oriented, no locks needed
"Let it crash" design philosophy, avoids to do much defensive coding
Hot code swapping, application distribution becomes easy
Though there are some projects using Erlang, such as CouchDB, RabbitMQ, etc, but the influence of Erlang is still insignificant, compared with Java/Python. Most people will consider Hadoop/MapReduce when designing distributed application, not Erlang. What's the problem with Erlang?