Yes,
The Queue seems to manage that.
I will use Python to check all the processes and see if one is
going wild to nice it.
Solved I think :)
Thanks
The more I use D, the more I like it.
Is there a way to get cpu usage to dynamically set the parallel
options ?
E.g : I have a dual core, if cpu usage is superior than x, then
blah.
It would be interesting to :
- to be able to set the execution logic based on the cpu
capability
- as a con
Being one of the pioneers won't make me cry.
I had a look at it. This project seems like it deserves a bit
more work :
http://forum.rejectedsoftware.com/groups/rejectedsoftware.vibed/thread/7556/
This is particularly annoying and a show stopper for me.
I will definitely look for its evolution
Thanks a lot !
You are all wonderful and helpful
Now,
I assume that it is very fast. But there are no benchmarks under
heavy loads.
It seems very good but not really commonly used.
Thanks !
Now, the next question : are those implementations robust ?
Do they bite (are they reliable )?
Do many people use it ?
Remember, I am coming from python where everything is easy and am
already learning D and decided to give it a jump.
Ok,
thanks you answered while I was typing :)
Let me add a bit more of context : I currently use UWSGI but I
would like to accelerate python replacing it with D.
Less memory consumption and so on..
I need something as robust as uwsgi.
If there is none, then, no go. :)
Thanks !
Hello,
I am not really confident on this one, but could D be interfaced
with Nginx ?
It would be nice to replace python but if not easily doable, then
it is a no-no for me.
Any clue on it ?
Thanks
I took the example of std.json.
Where are the examples to write, read a json file ?
http://dlang.org/phobos/std_json.html is absolutely helpless.
It is that : details.
When it will be fixed, D will really shine.
On Monday, 19 August 2013 at 10:29:53 UTC, evilrat wrote:
On Monday, 19 August 2013 at 10:10:58 UTC, Larry wrote:
1) The library is getting wider. Good. But as of now, it is
still TOO MUCH in the c++ style, in which you have to go to
github to grab some non official libraries.
Sometimes it
3) Some pages are not documented properly. And, as i am not
someone pointing out the problems and hiding when time comes to
propose solutions/solve them, I cannot even figure out the way
some standard libraries are expected to work.
(e.g:json; the json.org might be helpful but, common, we shou
nd centralized libraries.
English is not my native speaking, please be kind with it :)
Thanks,
Larry
Thanks to you guys,
i could grab my copy.
i will use the D implementation.
Many thanks, your help is very valuable.
Larry
ore asking.
2) I might have missed it but Openssl doesn't enable people to
crypt passwords, it enables us to secure the communication layer,
does it?
Thanks,
Larry
Hello,
I would like to know how we can trust this source concerning
scrypt :
http://code.dlang.org/packages/scrypt-d
And second : will there be any official package in D ?
The same goes for bcrypt and sha2 cryptographic algo.
Thanks,
Larry
(gdc alone) to
gcc to make it appliable with gcc rules.
Yes it is definitely clear it will help the D language.
At least, on debian for those using Sid (I will next week :) )
I get it right ?
Many many thanks to all of you guys, you rock taking your time
explaining such things to a noob :)
See you,
Larry
as close as c/c++ as possible ?
I cannot understand how it will work.
If someone could enlighten me on the logical and what to expect,
please, tell me.
Many thanks,
See you,
Larry
Ooops !
Of course !
I forgot this semicolon.. screwed mind.
Many thanks, everything works fine.
Bye !
file, everything works as
expected.
[code]
n=hello
[/code]
won't work whereas
[code]
n=hello;
[/code]
will.
Appending ";" with a mixin won't work either because it will
create a new line.
Any idea ?
Thanks !
Larry
strtr Wrote:
> > I'm sure certain oddities could be derived from systems that impose
> > discontinuities, but by and large I think those aren't all that interesting.
> A lot of the more recent research is done in spiking neural networks;
> dynamical systems with lots of bifurcations. I wouldn't
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