Re: Parallel : get cpu usage ?

2013-12-22 Thread larry
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

Parallel : get cpu usage ?

2013-12-22 Thread Larry
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

Re: Nginx to D ?

2013-12-21 Thread Larry
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

Re: Nginx to D ?

2013-12-20 Thread Larry
Thanks a lot ! You are all wonderful and helpful

Re: Nginx to D ?

2013-12-20 Thread Larry
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.

Re: Nginx to D ?

2013-12-20 Thread Larry
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.

Re: Nginx to D ?

2013-12-20 Thread Larry
Ok, thanks you answered while I was typing :)

Re: Nginx to D ?

2013-12-20 Thread Larry
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 !

Nginx to D ?

2013-12-20 Thread Larry
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

Re: My thoughts on D

2013-08-19 Thread Larry
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.

Re: My thoughts on D

2013-08-19 Thread Larry
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

Re: My thoughts on D

2013-08-19 Thread Larry
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

My thoughts on D

2013-08-19 Thread Larry
nd centralized libraries. English is not my native speaking, please be kind with it :) Thanks, Larry

Re: Cryptography

2013-08-06 Thread Larry
Thanks to you guys, i could grab my copy. i will use the D implementation. Many thanks, your help is very valuable. Larry

Re: Cryptography

2013-08-05 Thread 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

Cryptography

2013-08-05 Thread 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

Re: GDC and GCC. Merging 4.9 but cannot understand something

2013-08-01 Thread 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

GDC and GCC. Merging 4.9 but cannot understand something

2013-08-01 Thread 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

Re: remove the ";" necessity in regex ?

2013-07-15 Thread Larry
Ooops ! Of course ! I forgot this semicolon.. screwed mind. Many thanks, everything works fine. Bye !

remove the ";" necessity in regex ?

2013-07-14 Thread Larry
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

Re: Remove real type

2010-04-25 Thread larry coder
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