as all bits set too.
CORBA's representation is true only over the
wire. When unmarshalled, the proxy or stub
should normalize the value. When
marshalling, true values should be sent as 1,
and only 1.
If your IDL compiler doesn't ensure this,
then it's technically broken, and should have
a bug report filed against it.
Mon Jun 11 2012 15:57:16 EDT from kc5tja @ UncensoredIt fails with languages that represent true
as all bits set too.
CORBA's representation is true only over the
wire. When unmarshalled, the proxy or stub
should normalize the value. When
marshalling, true values should be sent as 1,
and only 1.
If your IDL compiler doesn't ensure this,
then it's technically broken, and should have
a bug report filed against it.
the idl compiler doesn't have to be in the game here; since c doesn't specify a type for boolean, while corba does.
so if you call your corba stub with a value > 255 (and all 8 lower bits 0) the c-compilers "convert" the int to the byte and throw away wats not there.
And who said I'm working in C ? This is a PHP program.
you're posting in the programming room, not the scripting room ;-P
Tue Jun 12 2012 16:47:51 EDT from dothebart @ Uncensoredyou're posting in the programming room, not the scripting room ;-P
and the last time I did php, it hat $ in them.
you're posting in the programming room, not the scripting room ;-P
PHP compiles into bytecode at runtime so it's not a scripting language. That's why comments don't slow the system down like they do in BASIC. :)
PHP? Well, all bets are off then.
Tue Jun 12 2012 01:54:05 PM EDT from IGnatius T Foobar @ UncensoredDamn buncha pedants. Yes I'm talking about a variable within a single function that has a variable that toggles back and forth between 1 and 0.
And who said I'm working in C ? This is a PHP program.
Lua, and Perl aren't scripting languages
either. Who'd'a thunk it? :)
Damn buncha pedants. Yes I'm talking about a variable within a
single function that has a variable that toggles back and forth
between 1 and 0.
You posted in the Pedantry> room, are you surprised? ;) But it *is* an "overly clever" trick, of the sort that hurts readability for future maintainers/victims.
remember xamarian introducing the java to see-carpet transpiler that can convert the whole android userland?
now you can test whether they were doing it right.
difference between the suits as far as value.
I have no idea why I think this question has been asked before, I am not writing a game I am just wondering what others would do.
Wed Jul 25 2012 11:14:05 EDT from IGnatius T Foobar @ UncensoredLovely. I'm sure Miguel de Idiot has a Vista Phone in his pocket and is heaping praise upon its innovative and wonderful experience.
http://fossforce.com/2012/07/walled-garden-approach-work-microsoft/
I like his rant about them selling the Nokia Lumnia 900 (the top notch product) for 20$ which imho is next to we don't want to pay the costs for disposal of the unsold units.
Microsoft cutting the upgrade path to windows 8 was probably as good to windows 7 phones as the (to early) anouncement of the Apple Macintosh to the Apple Lisa.
btw, mdidiot is developing/trying to sell see-carpet for android and i-something, so you can easily port your app for the vista fon to them ;-)
I guess developing a toolkit to run objective c-code on android more easily sounds like a more clever business idea to me. Or... maybe transpile the java stuff to objective c.
hm, from the online samples, IGs gonna like using this in webcit:
https://github.com/emberjs/ember.js