Yeah, I don't understand why people fights over language when everybody should know that Turing Machines are the True Way and everything else shall be heresy.
PCI 2.1 cards must be able to share IRQs. W98 had problems with IRQs and plug & play but from Windows 2000 share IRQs seems to work allright. The problem usually are bad written and old drivers. I had problems until upgraded most drivers.
The open source communities have largely embraced java even though sun still imposes some restrictions through licensing. This has had a large negative effect on the spread of some java technologies (like JAI or java3D not being available on macOS).
And.Mono will be much more open, yes! And it will we as widespread as, like, GNUStep, and the next version will be more stable and feature-wise than Java 1.4.2 (because it's a second generation and Java just fourth). And it will be more portable than J2me and more scalable than J2ee. And will bring peace and love to mankind. And when.Net and.Mono will meet.Net will say "I am your father...It is pointless to resist, my son". And.Mono will answer "I will not fight you, Father. I've got to save you.".
"If you will not be turned. You will be destroyed. Young fool. Only now, at the end, do you understand." - Emperor to Luke
That never stoped Microsoft. They make marketing of products years ahead of actual release days. Like windows 95, NT, Longhorn, etc. When the products finally came people already know a lot about them.
If you have 100s of K per login it almost certainly isn't the platforms fault, and it probably isn't the developer's fault either - all that memory must be going to customize content for the user
Then throw the user away, that's the faulty component. Or give him fixed, ugly content so he doesn't come back. Oh wait, the user is paying the job...
I work with C and C++ a lot and know more of C than Perl. Python I know a lot less. Yes, you can do the same things, but C IS more complicated with strings. Memory handling issues, pointers, etc. This complexity sums to overall complexity, and for most applications you don't need so fined grain control over the bytes. Now look at the other side, larger proyects, with distributed transactions, sql to different databases, separate code from presentation. Java is there, C isn't.
I disagree. If you have to do more things than in language X it means more effort. I understand pointers all right, but almost any other language makes it easier to process text strings than C. I wrote a few small CGI some time ago, but when coming to large, complex sites C isn't the right tool.
My guess is that those of you who have read this whole thing are saying RTFM. Well, sure, I'd love to RTFM. Just give me a manual I can understand! Man pages are not good reading for the beginner...
I just unzipped the tomcat distribution in windows, linux and as/400. Only problem was to change two lines in the startup.sh script in as/400. Runs out the box. You may need a little more to customize settings but other than having to tweak a little with the mod_jk2 settings in apache it work as is. (not a programming problem, the documentation of mod_jk2 still isn't clear).
Yes and you can start a thermonuclear explosion with a lighters if you ignite a few atoms of hidrogen. Now that you know please don't ever light a fire again.
If I don't get winmine, pinball, sol and freecell in Java my customers won't be motivated to migrate. Linux is reaching the same usability levels of window by having solitaire...
dun't know but I'm against.
Yeah, I don't understand why people fights over language when everybody should know that Turing Machines are the True Way and everything else shall be heresy.
... darm name? Oh, I got it.
PCI 2.1 cards must be able to share IRQs. W98 had problems with IRQs and plug & play but from Windows 2000 share IRQs seems to work allright. The problem usually are bad written and old drivers. I had problems until upgraded most drivers.
That's hal9000.dll being corrupt.
"Dave, if you want the door open you have to pay me."
The open source communities have largely embraced java even though sun still imposes some restrictions through licensing. This has had a large negative effect on the spread of some java technologies (like JAI or java3D not being available on macOS).
.Mono will be much more open, yes! And it will we as widespread as, like, GNUStep, and the next version will be more stable and feature-wise than Java 1.4.2 (because it's a second generation and Java just fourth). And it will be more portable than J2me and more scalable than J2ee. And will bring peace and love to mankind. .Net and .Mono will meet .Net will say "I am your father...It is pointless to resist, my son". And .Mono will answer "I will not fight you, Father. I've got to save you.".
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And when
"If you will not be turned. You will be destroyed. Young fool. Only now, at the end, do you understand." - Emperor to Luke
You got with the first answer, until I read the second.
Mod above +3 Scary please.
Good idea! let's call it... er... Java?
I can make a dead gcc with zero knowledge of C.
That never stoped Microsoft. They make marketing of products years ahead of actual release days. Like windows 95, NT, Longhorn, etc. When the products finally came people already know a lot about them.
Why would you want a one-click-save-to-pdf when you can install ghostscript and ghostview and configure... ah, never mind.
If you have 100s of K per login it almost certainly isn't the platforms fault, and it probably isn't the developer's fault either - all that memory must be going to customize content for the user
Then throw the user away, that's the faulty component. Or give him fixed, ugly content so he doesn't come back. Oh wait, the user is paying the job...
Darwinism is what nature does when it has no inteligence to desing a project.
That's why I'm telling no one. It would affect my position as the secret ruler of mankind.
I work with C and C++ a lot and know more of C than Perl. Python I know a lot less. Yes, you can do the same things, but C IS more complicated with strings. Memory handling issues, pointers, etc. This complexity sums to overall complexity, and for most applications you don't need so fined grain control over the bytes.
Now look at the other side, larger proyects, with distributed transactions, sql to different databases, separate code from presentation. Java is there, C isn't.
I disagree. If you have to do more things than in language X it means more effort. I understand pointers all right, but almost any other language makes it easier to process text strings than C.
I wrote a few small CGI some time ago, but when coming to large, complex sites C isn't the right tool.
My guess is that those of you who have read this whole thing are saying RTFM. Well, sure, I'd love to RTFM. Just give me a manual I can understand! Man pages are not good reading for the beginner...
I totally agree with you.
C/C++ can be used to make web pages (like CGI) but I wouldn't use it for that purpose. Too much trouble, difficult to program, to debug and to secure.
Besides, there are ActiveX controls written in C/C++ that perform the same basic functionality of applets.
ActiveX have their own problems that make them suck, for different reasons than java applets.
I just unzipped the tomcat distribution in windows, linux and as/400. Only problem was to change two lines in the startup.sh script in as/400. Runs out the box.
You may need a little more to customize settings but other than having to tweak a little with the mod_jk2 settings in apache it work as is. (not a programming problem, the documentation of mod_jk2 still isn't clear).
You know that you can have many Java versions installed at the same time, didn't you? no? Oh...
Yes and you can start a thermonuclear explosion with a lighters if you ignite a few atoms of hidrogen. Now that you know please don't ever light a fire again.
and still doesn't answer the question!
Where really is the any key? shall we ask slashdot?
If I don't get winmine, pinball, sol and freecell in Java my customers won't be motivated to migrate. Linux is reaching the same usability levels of window by having solitaire...
That nothing. I built a doomsay machine and I'm going to turn it on right n@#$^&**....