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I'm thinking about adding code to my application that would gather diagnostic information for later examination. Is there any C++ library created for such purpose? What I'm trying to do is similar to profiling, but it's not the same, because gathered data will be used more for debugging than profiling. EDIT: Platform: Linux Diagnostic information to gather: information resulting from application logic, various asserts and statistics. You might also want to check out libcwd : Libcwd is a thread-safe, full-featured debugging support library for C++ developers. It includes ostream-based debug

I want to execute a external .exe program from within java. The .exe is a CLI application which takes input in runtime( scanf() ) and outputs depending on the input. I can call the program to execute from java using Process p = Runtime.getRuntime().exec("cmd /c start a.exe"); instead of Process p = Runtime.getRuntime().exec("cmd /c start a.exe"); But I think it is also possible to call a program from within java. I have my whole program written in C++ just need a GUI which is written in java. There are a few things to notice:= 1) The communication with the .exe should be runtime (not through

I have stumbled upon a problem, which requires me to calculate the nth Tetranacci Number in O(log n). I have seen several solutions for doing this for Fibonacci Numbers I was looking to follow a similar procedure (Matrix Multiplication/Fast Doubling) to achieve this, but I am not sure how to do it exactly (take a 4 by 4 matrix and 1 by 4 in a similar fashion doesn't seem to work). With dynamic programming/general loops/any other basic idea, I am not able to achieve sub-linear runtime. Any help appreciated! From the OEIS , this is the (1,4) entry of the nth power of 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0

When compiling, I always set it for Any CPU. However there are some customers that do not have a 64 bit version of a required binary, even when running on an x64 system. In these instances I have asked them to modify my binary with the corflags.exe /32BIT+ option: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms164699(VS.80).aspx I would like to make this transparent and modify the binary myself during installation time if the 64 bit version is not present. I would prefer not to make a call to corflags.exe myself as that would mean I would need to redistribute the application which is not allowed as

原文链接 https://blog.csdn.net/xiaomajia029/article/details/88320233 问题描述： 原因分析： 在项目配置的时候，默认 npm 包导出的是运行时构建，即 runtime 版本，不支持编译 template 模板。 vue 在初始化项目配置的时候，有两个运行环境配置的版本：Compiler 版本、Runtime 版本。 其主要区别在于： Compiler 版本： 可以对 template 模板内容进行编译（包括字符串模板和可以绑定的 html 对象作为模板），例如： new Vue({ el: "#box", template: "<div>{{msg}}</div>", data: { msg: "hello" } }); Runtime 版本： 使用 vue-loader 加载.vue 文件（组件文件）时，webpack 在打包过程中对模板进行了渲染。 解决方法 修改配置文件中的 vue 引用 一、 vue cli 2.x 找到 webpack.base.conf.js 文件，修改以下配置： 在 webpack.base.conf.js 配置文件中多加了一段代码，将 vue/dist/ package.json 配置文件的"main": "dist/vue.runtime.common.js",改为引用代码中的引用 vue

I am about to begin coding a demo program for a lecture I'm about to give. I want to let each student in the class download this application, then be able to create instances of objects (and their graphical representations) interactively via a command line. I decided to write in java, not because it's the language I'm most familiar with, but because it's got easy graphics classes and I can be pretty sure that the jar is going to run on their computers. Intro over. Now the question: What is a good way to implement some custom command line syntax for this program? I want to use a simple,