I heard a while back that they were planning to have the compiler working as a daemon. The internal representation of the code could be available to external tools, like the editor, allowing what you suggested and much more.
Also, this data is keeped between compilations, potentially speeding-up.
"But sloppy work by the contractors running the site saw all kinds of chemical and radioactive waste indiscriminately buried in pits underground over the 40 years Hanford was operational, earning it the accolade of the dirtiest place on Earth." Oh, great.:)
I see.. but to get all the advantages you need a costly rewrite of all files:
"All your existing files will continue using the old indirect mapping to map all the blocks of data. The online defrag tool will be able to migrate each one of those files to a extent format (using a ioctl that tells the filesystem to rewrite the file with the extent format; you can use it safely while you're using the filesystem normally)."
Converting an ext2 file system to ext3 takes a simple command, that runs instantly. It basically just add a flag that enable journaling.
Will ext4 be so different that it will not be possible to convert without reformatting? That's would be a pain for the half-terabytes partitions we have today.
The right way to do it, at the photo editing side, is to keep the original photo and define a file format for the edits. *Then* VCS would make sense for them.
you're not using the body anymore, so who cares what happens to it. But its gotta suck for your family.
I must be genetically defective, or something.
I care zero about a body of a dead person, even if it's a loved one. That, and I just can't manage to understand those who do. To me, a dead body is just meat and bones.
more people die from football injuries every year than climbing
Yeah, and more people die from crossing a street than from being electrocuted.
That's a common mistake while manipulating numbers for statistics. There are A LOT more people playing football than climbing. The number is only relevant as a percentage.
the biggest problem is not copying from external sources, but moving your own code around.
of course the final code should get the right indentation anyway, but it's annoying to force the indentation when you just want to do a quick test.
and I don't write messy code. on the contrary, I'm a perfectionist zealot when it comes to the details of code aesthetics. it's just that forcing it is a bad design decision.
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Isn't 9.10 the next LTS? IIRC, it's every 18 months, or three releases.
I heard a while back that they were planning to have the compiler working as a daemon. The internal representation of the code could be available to external tools, like the editor, allowing what you suggested and much more.
Also, this data is keeped between compilations, potentially speeding-up.
I'm a XTreeGold orfan, but I recently came across vifm, and I'm loving it.
what's the difference from a tmpfs then?
"But sloppy work by the contractors running the site saw all kinds of chemical and radioactive waste indiscriminately buried in pits underground over the 40 years Hanford was operational, earning it the accolade of the dirtiest place on Earth." :)
Oh, great.
should it be "Mysery Pits" then?
first (post from space) != (first post) from space.
so, the price is expected to rise?
I see.. but to get all the advantages you need a costly rewrite of all files:
"All your existing files will continue using the old indirect mapping to map all the blocks of data. The online defrag tool will be able to migrate each one of those files to a extent format (using a ioctl that tells the filesystem to rewrite the file with the extent format; you can use it safely while you're using the filesystem normally)."
source: http://kernelnewbies.org/Ext4
Converting an ext2 file system to ext3 takes a simple command, that runs instantly. It basically just add a flag that enable journaling.
Will ext4 be so different that it will not be possible to convert without reformatting?
That's would be a pain for the half-terabytes partitions we have today.
Having never done LSD (or any other drug, for that matter....)
so you never drank coffee? or beer? or smoked a cigarette? you never ate sugar? you never used a pain-killer?
Or an motor to automatically follow the Sun position, not only through the year, but also through the day.
Extreme Tech, and they still can't put the article in a single page.
Sun goes under every day... .. just to rise again the next day.
It won't. Don't worry.
The right way to do it, at the photo editing side, is to keep the original photo and define a file format for the edits. *Then* VCS would make sense for them.
...at "DirectX".
s/save/commit to your vcs/
NVIDIA, fix your linux drivers please.
NVIDIA, open your linux drivers please.
with Fidel?
you're not using the body anymore, so who cares what happens to it. But its gotta suck for your family.
I must be genetically defective, or something.
I care zero about a body of a dead person, even if it's a loved one. That, and I just can't manage to understand those who do. To me, a dead body is just meat and bones.
more people die from football injuries every year than climbing
Yeah, and more people die from crossing a street than from being electrocuted.
That's a common mistake while manipulating numbers for statistics. There are A LOT more people playing football than climbing. The number is only relevant as a percentage.
We should by Patrick a 64-bit machine.
as a language, postscrit is ok for this purpose.
but the lack of interactiveness kills most fun.
WINE 1.0 is out. Only GNU HURD, a Mac Pro Mini, and Duke Nukem Forever to go !
You forgot Perl 6.
the biggest problem is not copying from external sources, but moving your own code around.
of course the final code should get the right indentation anyway, but it's annoying to force the indentation when you just want to do a quick test.
and I don't write messy code. on the contrary, I'm a perfectionist zealot when it comes to the details of code aesthetics. it's just that forcing it is a bad design decision.