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> >To: Michael Tobis
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> >Subject: Re: [Edu-sig] Properties use case
>> It has also not
> >been clear to me wheth
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> >Subject: Re: [Edu-sig] Properties use case
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> >It doesn't matter to me an
In a message of Sat, 25 Mar 2006 03:02:31 EST, Arthur writes:
>It doesn't matter to me any more than whether my tax calculations are
>consistently correct were my class the one you described a few posts back
>.
>
>I think I should perhaps appreciate that Kirby is the only one talking
>straight to
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> >From: Laura Creighton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >To: Arthur
> >Ok, so it does matter. Are you locking your complex number
> >before modifying it?
Just to generalize the issue, so that I know, realy, what we are tal
On Mar 25, 2006, at 8:33 AM, Arthur wrote:
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>>> To: Arthur
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>>> Ok, so it does matter. Are you locking your complex number
>>> before modifying it?
>
> Just to genera
Arthur (addressing you directly) does your code use any threading
library at all?
Did you bring up concurrency at all?
If not, what do you suppose these people are going on about?
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I think they are "going on" about a very fundamental CS issue: mutable
objects are not thread-safe. If threads are not an issue, then this
has all been hot air, but it came up, IIRC, because the discussion
mentioned the "mutable vs. immutable" issue, and this always leads one
to concurrency nowaday
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> >Subject: Re: [Edu-sig] Properties use case
> >
> >Arthur (addressing you directly) does your code use any
My response to something Grégoire sent me this off-list is below. My
off-list response to him bounced. I see no reason why he would mind me
posted it up so I take the liberty to do so. Apologies if Grégoire feels
otherwise. Not something I generally like to do, but see no reason in this
case wh
Arthur wrote:
> My response to something Grégoire sent me this off-list is below. My
> off-list response to him bounced. I see no reason why he would mind me
> posted it up so I take the liberty to do so. Apologies if Grégoire feels
> otherwise. Not something I generally like to do, but see no
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