It has a small button below the wheel that you can program as the middle button. It's a decent mouse. I'm a happy with it.
http://www.logitech.com/en-us/...
It seems to me (not having any experience in numerical analysis at all) that the crux of this whole discussion shouldn't be about 80bit float precision, but rather that D requires implementations to have the 'real' type map to the highest supported precision in the hardware.
I find it interesting that C++ is supposed to be dying with all those developers using it.
The top 3 programming languages on SourceForge (based on number of projects using it):
1. Java (17457 projects)
2. C++ (17281 projects)
3. C (16363 projects)
I think this indicates that C++ is quite healthy... I'll definitely stick to for yet a while.
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It has a small button below the wheel that you can program as the middle button. It's a decent mouse. I'm a happy with it. http://www.logitech.com/en-us/...
It seems to me (not having any experience in numerical analysis at all) that the crux of this whole discussion shouldn't be about 80bit float precision, but rather that D requires implementations to have the 'real' type map to the highest supported precision in the hardware.
I second this. Learning ASM was a major enlightenment for my programming
Indeed I do, and Firefox delivers :)
sounds like I'm not getting this update then. Thanx for the heads up!
What do you mean it turns off Visual Studio? That would seem a pretty stupid thing to do...
Unfortunately that will probably not happen again in your lifetime...
And you consider the US a stable regime?
Clippy is certainly not proactive. Rather it bugs you when things are already going wrong.
Last line of TFA: "Now I guess we will have to wait and see if this will in fact happen."
Yeah, thats exactly how standards get done...
I find it interesting that C++ is supposed to be dying with all those developers using it. The top 3 programming languages on SourceForge (based on number of projects using it): 1. Java (17457 projects) 2. C++ (17281 projects) 3. C (16363 projects) I think this indicates that C++ is quite healthy... I'll definitely stick to for yet a while.