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问题 I have noticed a dramatic increase in build time in r.js versions 2.1.16/2.1.17, as compared to 2.1.15 and before. The extra time seems to be spend during the 'Tracing dependencies for...' fase. My build.js looks something like this: ({ baseUrl: 'some/path/here', mainConfigFile: 'some/path/here', dir: 'some/path/here', modules: [ { name: "base" }, { name: "specific", exclude: ["base"] } ], findNestedDependencies: true, removeCombined: true, skipDirOptimize: true, optimize: "none" }) In run

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed last year . I'm trying to learn x86-64 's new AVX-512 instructions, but neither of my computers have support for them. I tried using various disassemblers (from Visual Studio to online ones: 1, 2) to see the instructions for specific opcode encodings, but I'm getting somewhat conflicting results. Plus, it would've been nice

问题 I'm using RequireJS text plugin to load some html templates. When I passing a string literal to the require function it works fine. var templateHTML = require('text!templates/template_name.html'); But when I using variable concatenated string var templateName = 'template_name'; var templateHTML = require('text!templates/'+templateName+'.html'); It throws following error: Uncaught Error: Module name "text!templates/template_name.html" has not been loaded yet for context: _ Any ideas for this

问题 is it possible to config typescript compiler to compile exported class with define module id? typescript export class Foo {...} this is what tsc output (module: "amd") define(["require", "exports"], function (require, exports) {...} expected define("Foo", ["require", "exports"], function (require, exports) {...} Thank you very much 回答1: expected define("Foo") Use the super secret /// <amd-module name="Foo"/> But I would advise against this as it will make your code needlessly amd specific. 来源

问题 I hope someone can help. I'm using grunt-babel to convert my ES6 module code to ES5 AMD module code. Here's my ES6 code: multiply.js export default function (x,y) { return x * y; }; square.js import multiply from 'multiply'; export default function (x) { return multiply(x,x); }; app.js import square from 'square'; var myValue = square(2); console.log(myValue); As you can see, all I'm doing is creating a module 'multiply', importing that into another module 'square', and then finally using

问题 Recently I updated ATI drivers (Iam using HD7970) to the newest one and some of my OpenGL project's objetcs stopped working. What is more they work on nVidia newest drivers (tested on 960m). Is there any difference between ATI and nVidia rendering pipeline that I should know? Additional info: No error from glGetError(), Shaders compiled and linked properly, Other render objects works fine but VBO populating and drawing commands are different. Working one are loaded from *.obj file and draw by

问题 I'm using RequireJS for AMD. Using this code I execute my function after ensuring the module1 is loaded: require(['module1'], function (module1) { if (module1) { // My function code... } ); In some cases the module1 is not available (mostly because of access security). I want to handle what happens if module1 failed to load. Using some code like: require(['module1'], function (module1) { if (module1) { // My function code... } ) .fail(function(message) { console.log('error while loading

问题 There are several Javascript files, organized in folders Scripts/folder1, Scripts/folder2, ... With requirejs.config.baseUrl a folder is defined as the default, for example Scripts/folder1. Then in requirejs.config.paths some files are addressed with just the filename, and some are addressed with a relative path (like ../folder2/blabla). When coding the Typescipt file folder2/blabla.ts we need the module "math" from folder1. So we write import MOD1 = module("../folder1/math"); Regarding

问题 I want to use gulp to build bundles of JavaScript files. For example I have the following structure in my project: /vendor/vendor1/vendor1.js /vendor/vendor2/vendor2.js /js/includes/include1.js /js/includes/include2.js /js/bundle1.js /js/bundle2.js There are vendor includes (1-2), local includes (3-4), and bundle files (5-6). Vendor includes are just third-party JavaScript libraries installed with bower or composer. They can be CommonJS , AMD or just a plain-old jQuery plugins. I want to

问题 How can I import a javascript AMD module into a external TypeScript module? I'm modularizing my client TypeScript program to use AMD modules managed by bower. As part of this process, a Typescript module becomes a javascript AMD module, which I then publish. Now I have a javascript AMD module that I want to include in a TypeScript module, and I don't want to publish the original TypeScript with the javascript AMD. I cannot figure out how to write my TypeScript code so that it will load a