“Overriding”can only occur if something is part of the base-classinterface. That is, you must be able to upcast an object to its base type and call the same method. If a method isprivate, it isn’t part of the base-classinterface. It is just some code that’s hidden away inside ...
a computer need not have such devices. Moreover, a computer can be embedded in another device, e.g., a mobile telephone, a personal digital assistant (PDA), a mobile audio player, a Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver, to name just a few. Computer-readable media suitable for storing...
should be noted that provisioning manager is just one example of this approach being used by a product. This approach would be followed by any other product having a web-based interface, or by a browser plug-in that could do this across any web interface the user is accessing in the ...
Just fyi, as the list of affected versions indicates, this is a day one G1 bug. 15-01-2016 Additional note to above analysis: This problem can only occur when a thread A reuses the PRT of thread B and the buckets in the hash set where they are stored of the from-regions of the ...
--> 213 raise captured_error214finally:215#We want to avoid creating a reference cycle here. Python does216#collect cycles just fine, so it wouldn't be the end of the world(...)225#methods frame, we avoid the 'captured_error' object's226#__traceback__ from indirectly referencing 'capt...
I really like this idea, although I'm not sure it's working well for dzsave. I just ran it with/out threadpool-reuse on a c5 EC2 instance with these results: 472MB SVS image 8.10.0-rc1 bash-4.2# time vips dzsave $FILE $imageid --vips-progress vips temp-1: 51792 x 40706 pixel...
Just so I understand clearly ... 1. If you have CVF6.6 and IVF installed, then the above example is a way to link the older IMSL library that was a part of CVF6.6 with a code being run in IVF, with the major change being the declaration of both the IMSL routine and ...
The ordinary method can just compile the expression, ideally only once. A straightforward solution can look like the following code sample (it's possible to encapsulate / organize this stuff however sophisticated it seems fit, NeinLinq has no specific requirements; feel free to use the build-in...