Yep, in Java as long as there no longer exist references to an object, the Garbage collector will come along and clean it up.
Of course, remember that if the object you are trying to set to null is in a list, you must also make sure to remove it from that list - otherwise there will still be a reference to that object, therefore not letting the object be garbage collected.
Not to mention the inability to run on NVidia Geforce MX cards, a video card that I possess.
While definitely by any means anywhere near the top of the line, it has faithfully run any and all games I've thrown at it so far - including the latest demo for UT2004.
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Yes, a small binary that requires a 232 MB download from Windows Update to get the .NET framework required to run it.
How irritating.
Then the IT people are doing their jobs incorrectly.
At our college we have packetshaping as well - but it's used to limit bandwidth for P2P applications.
Thus, our gaming ping times are really high.
So either your college doesn't want you playing games...OR...your IT people are all idiots.
Yep, in Java as long as there no longer exist references to an object, the Garbage collector will come along and clean it up.
Of course, remember that if the object you are trying to set to null is in a list, you must also make sure to remove it from that list - otherwise there will still be a reference to that object, therefore not letting the object be garbage collected.
Both links you gave showed that Adobe and Intel are down around 2% vs. the 12% SCO is down.
I just think it's SCO's bad day.
They weren't nominated in that category, therefore they could not lose in that category!
Not to mention the inability to run on NVidia Geforce MX cards, a video card that I possess.
While definitely by any means anywhere near the top of the line, it has faithfully run any and all games I've thrown at it so far - including the latest demo for UT2004.
You are incorrect. CNN and multiple other news sources are reporting that LOTR : ROTK has won in all 11 nominations it recieved.
I would imagine either consequence would rather hurt.
I do feel I should point out that gravity is 9.8 m/s^2 or 32 ft/s^2 (if you lean towards non-standard measurements).
It's unbelievable that after the huge reaction against pop-ups on the web that they figure people WANT to see more annoying adds.
Good grief, I've already been driven to using multiple different programs to get rid of the stupid pop-up windows.
What makes them think I want to sit through a long ad just to access their content?
Apparently these people are TRYING to force their customers to their leading competitors that don't use the ads.
Hmm, don't know what language you're using, but it looks like Java...except that in Java this would be the correct way to do it:
int cent = 1;
double twocent = 0;
twocent = cent;
System.out.println(twocent);
Would return: 1.0