his country has just experienced what still could become the worst nuclear accident ever.
Ever heard of Chernobyl, which nearly made the whole of Europe inhabitable, required 600,000 "liquidators" to be mobilised to build a cover on top of the reactor (most of which died of severe radiation poisoning less than 20 years later), bankrupted the USSR (it cost hundred of billions of modern dollars), and removed 10 million of acres of land from Belarus and Ukraine?
The Fukushima disaster is not close to being the worst nuclear accident at all.
C++ supports domain-specific embedded languages, which blur the distinction between libraries and compilers. DSELs in C++ are implemented through expression templates, Boost.Proto formalizes the way to define grammars and tree transformations for such things.
The domain-specific language should just be SQL itself, rather than some weird variant which is then used to generate some weird language with XML crap in it.
Embed SQL into the host language using a DSEL (domain specific embedded language), type-check it, then convert the AST to a the equivalent SQL string and send it to a server. That's the right thing to do.
And it's trivial to do in a language like Scala or C++ (which is personally think is ironically more suited for DSELs than Scala).
It's mutually beneficial, but it's the US that initially chose to do that to keep the countries in control, since they like to believe they're the world saviors and dispensers of justice, and that everyone should try to be more like them.
Nonsense. You spend more time on the mechanics of writing
It's supposed to be an automatism, you don't need to think at all. It's like playing the piano, without training you have to think of which key to press when and you're completely unable to do two different things at once with your two hands, but, once you're used to the mechanic, it doesn't require to focus your thoughts on what your hands are doing.
Are you disabled or something? Typing is at best 10 times faster than hand-writing. Plus hand-writing actually gives you time to think about what you're about to write, and is more flexible in terms of special characters or layouts (math with a keyboard is/way/ slower than by hand)
So you're using copy and paste to transfer data between virtual machines. This is ridiculous.
Plus you're likely to run into problems with line endings. You should use your versioning system to transfer your code between systems. Make a branch if need be.
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Uninhabitable, sorry.
For my defense, this word is kinda tricky.
Ever heard of Chernobyl, which nearly made the whole of Europe inhabitable, required 600,000 "liquidators" to be mobilised to build a cover on top of the reactor (most of which died of severe radiation poisoning less than 20 years later), bankrupted the USSR (it cost hundred of billions of modern dollars), and removed 10 million of acres of land from Belarus and Ukraine?
The Fukushima disaster is not close to being the worst nuclear accident at all.
Of course, it must be valid C++ syntax. But that's hardly a serious limitation.
select >> "*" >> from >> "t" >> where >> "foo" == "bar"
is a possible syntax. You could also use '.', '[]', or whatever you think is nice.
C++ supports domain-specific embedded languages, which blur the distinction between libraries and compilers.
DSELs in C++ are implemented through expression templates, Boost.Proto formalizes the way to define grammars and tree transformations for such things.
The domain-specific language should just be SQL itself, rather than some weird variant which is then used to generate some weird language with XML crap in it.
Embed SQL into the host language using a DSEL (domain specific embedded language), type-check it, then convert the AST to a the equivalent SQL string and send it to a server.
That's the right thing to do.
And it's trivial to do in a language like Scala or C++ (which is personally think is ironically more suited for DSELs than Scala).
Dofus.
They also use Flash-derived techniques to make anime.
Was it ever a problem?
It's just something you need to throw coding monkeys at.
I'm sure a lot would disagree that Americanism compares favourably to it.
A significant portion of muslims are in favour of Islamism.
That's merely one point of view.
I'm sure muslims would disagree.
It's mutually beneficial, but it's the US that initially chose to do that to keep the countries in control, since they like to believe they're the world saviors and dispensers of justice, and that everyone should try to be more like them.
SSD for a desktop computer is a waste of money.
It's the US that's forcing countries to accept its military bases, not the other way around.
It's supposed to be an automatism, you don't need to think at all.
It's like playing the piano, without training you have to think of which key to press when and you're completely unable to do two different things at once with your two hands, but, once you're used to the mechanic, it doesn't require to focus your thoughts on what your hands are doing.
You've forgotten the compiler books.
Mod parent up.
Are you disabled or something? Typing is at best 10 times faster than hand-writing. /way/ slower than by hand)
Plus hand-writing actually gives you time to think about what you're about to write, and is more flexible in terms of special characters or layouts (math with a keyboard is
Comeau, for example.
Why use a toy language?
Use a real language, compile it down to machine code, and link it with a DLL/so interface.
C++0x is not a published standard yet.
C++, in that context, refers to C++03.
There are fully conforming C++ compilers.
Is what IT will look like in 10 years.
70% of the apple computer sales are laptops.
At least that was like that in 2009, I expect it to be worse now, more like 80 or 90%.
This is essentially the same hardware as the iPad 2, but a bit better.
So you're using copy and paste to transfer data between virtual machines.
This is ridiculous.
Plus you're likely to run into problems with line endings.
You should use your versioning system to transfer your code between systems. Make a branch if need be.
Selection with the mouse (or with the mouse plus shift) is much more practical and easier to fine-tune.
Why would you even do this?
Either you use the right application directly, or you find a way to feed a text file to your application.