Well Sun's marketing being what it's been - not very many but there are production systems out there using it. I was planning on using it for my goldbox reboot.
I wished Windows or Linux had a feature to allow you to specify application sets in a special profile. When you logged in you could which machine configuration you wanted to log into. Then it would only run the apps specified in that profile (minus all the extra services etc from other software).
So I would have a Game profile which would have most extras turned off. AV scanners, Printer driver etc.. And a Work profile (SQL, Visual Studio, IntelliJ) etc...
These are 2 different issues. PermGen is the amount of memory given to the JVM. So you restart the JVM with more memory and your fine. The JVM is cleaning up memory while running. The issue pointed to by,NET is there are cases where this doesn't occur leading to operating system out of memory errors.
I know I'm going to be modded down for this but why bother with MySQL at all? There are other better free databases out there. MySQL is still not even ANSI 92 compliant yet.
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Exactly. That's why he needs a reboot. Back to the original comics where he didn't have all those extra bat-utility-belt powers.
Then have a look at forgotten world. A remake of the old gold box styled Never Winter Nights game.
Effective Java by Joshua Bloch. Will give you some deep insights into the workings of the language.
Is this supported? The link from wikipedia points to the web archive.
http://web.archive.org/web/20071224141002/www.sgi.com/products/software/performer/
Now I've heard everything. Mission critical and PHP in the same sentence.
mea culpa
And Oracle doesn't?
Not to be confused with 'free as in freedom'.
Why?
Well yeah - Wonderland runs on Darkstar so it looks like it's all going to be gone.
True but there are also a dozen client implementations in other languages so this can benefit any client side game development platform.
That would be great because this is could/should be the centerpoint for on-line open source MMOs.
Well Sun's marketing being what it's been - not very many but there are production systems out there using it. I was planning on using it for my goldbox reboot.
You could just spend $20 on a regular Scrabble board game.
Er no. User accounts don't control services and many resident applications that get installed.
I wished Windows or Linux had a feature to allow you to specify application sets in a special profile. When you logged in you could which machine configuration you wanted to log into. Then it would only run the apps specified in that profile (minus all the extra services etc from other software).
So I would have a Game profile which would have most extras turned off. AV scanners, Printer driver etc.. And a Work profile (SQL, Visual Studio, IntelliJ) etc...
Well this is giving a lot of space to PostgreSQL which is a superior DB so I don't mind so much.
Seriously? You never have done any real development in Java on the desktop then right?
http://www.amazon.ca/Filthy-Rich-Clients-Developing-Applications/dp/0132413930
BTW Java comes out of the box on Mac and looks perfect on that platform. It also looks just like other Windows applications by setting 1 line of code.
(Unlike QT applications which look like shit).
These are 2 different issues. PermGen is the amount of memory given to the JVM. So you restart the JVM with more memory and your fine. The JVM is cleaning up memory while running. The issue pointed to by ,NET is there are cases where this doesn't occur leading to operating system out of memory errors.
Big diff.
I wish I had mod points for you.
Bruce you know I love you but that's seriously f*cked.
Therefore it's OK for M$ to have had a totally non standard IE since "It makes sense that CLOSED Source could trump an Open Standard."
It's an 18 year old standard! How hard could this really be?
I know I'm going to be modded down for this but why bother with MySQL at all? There are other better free databases out there. MySQL is still not even ANSI 92 compliant yet.
Evil type coercion is a bonus? WTF?
Huh?
var a = "false";
if (a) {
alert("a is true?");
}
Evil type coercion is a foundation principle of this shitty language.
Wish I could mod you up. Good question.