This is the introductory course for computer science at UNSW. This lecture deals with Style, clarity, hackers vs elite programmers, simple c programming, side effects, compiler options, segmentation faults.
This is the introductory course for computer science at UNSW. This lecture deals with strings, elements and layout of a c program. using gcc, comments, ints, printf, scanf, main, #include, printing newlines.
Whenever unit-tests are written, chances are good that the code is not isolated. Many tests run against a given class/interface/function. The design didn’t consider isolating the dependencies of this function, which makes tests slower, larger, less focused, and likely depending on external dependencies (e.g. database access) which decreases the reliability. …
Tutorial on how to inherit from a form in Visual Studio
The advent of multicore processors has generated profound debate on the merits of writing parallel programs with threads and locks. Nonetheless, for many application domains, this remains the standard paradigm for writing parallel programs, and at the moment, there is no apparent universal replacement. And it is the focus of …
The C++ language has started the formal approval process with the recent release of its Committee Draft, i.e. Beta. This talk outlines the process, the new features, some features left out, and the procedures for formal comments. Speakers: Matt Austern & Lawrence Crowl