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I am using CMake to generate Visual Studio projects. Everything works fine except one thing. The startup project in the solution is always ALL_BUILD . How do I change the startup project to the real project I want via CMake? André You can't. The startup-project is stored in a binary file, which is NOT generated by CMake. Without that binary file, visual studio will default to the first project in the solution file and the ALL_BUILD project is always first... Update: this answer is "out-of-date" since it is now feasible with CMake 3.6. See the answer by ComicSansMS . CMake now supports this

What do you do to increase startup speed (or to decrease startup time) of your Delphi app? Other than application specific, is there a standard trick that always works? Note: I'm not talking about fast algorithms or the likes. Only the performance increase at startup, in terms of speed. Try doing as little as possible in your main form's OnCreate event . Rather move some initialization to a different method and do it once the form is shown to the user. An indicator that the app is busy with a busy mouse cursor goes a long way. Experiments done shows that if you take the exact same application

What exactly makes the JVM (in particular, Sun's implementation) slow to get running compared to other runtimes like CPython? My impression was that it mainly has to do with a boatload of libraries getting loaded whether they're needed or not, but that seems like something that shouldn't take 10 years to fix. Come to think of it, how does the JVM start time compare to the CLR on Windows? How about Mono's CLR? UPDATE: I'm particularly concerned with the use case of small utilities chained together as is common in Unix. Is Java now suitable for this style? Whatever startup overhead Java incurs,

先定义一个State 基类, 按照上面说的状态需要的三个操作分别定义函数(startup, update, cleanup)。在 init 函数中定义了上面说的三个变量（next，persist，done），还有start_time 和 current_time 用于记录时间。 class State(): def __init__(self): self.start_time = 0.0 self.current_time = 0.0 self.done = False self.next = None self.persist = {} @abstractmethod def startup(self, current_time, persist): '''abstract method''' def cleanup(self): self.done = False return self.persist @abstractmethod def update(sefl, surface, keys, current_time): '''abstract method''' 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 看一个状态类LoadScreen的具体实现，这个状态的显示效果如图3。 startup

原文： https://nacos.io/zh-cn/docs/quick-start.html https://www.jianshu.com/p/16ff6d6db0cf Nacos安装： 1、从 Github 上下载源码 git clone https://github.com/alibaba/nacos.git cd nacos/ mvn -Prelease-nacos clean install -U ls -al distribution/target/ // change the $version to your actual path cd distribution/target/nacos-server-$version/nacos/bin 2、启动服务 Linux/Unix/Mac 启动命令(standalone代表着单机模式运行，非集群模式): sh startup.sh -m standalone 如果您使用的是ubuntu系统，或者运行脚本报错提示[[符号找不到，可尝试如下运行： bash startup.sh -m standalone Windows 启动命令： cmd startup.cmd 或者双击startup.cmd运行文件。 3.服务注册&发现和配置管理 服务注册 curl -X POST 'http://127.0.0.1:8848

I have a Macintosh and I am trying to automatically load packages, homemade functions, and use modified setting every time I start R. I believe this can be done with a file called Rprofile.site, and by creating the functions .First and .Last in that file. One problem is, I have no idea what my R_HOME directory is, what it is used for, or if it even exists. I found two functions that I thought both gave me its location but I am getting different results. Here's the first > Sys.getenv("R_home") R_home "" And the second > R.home() [1] "/Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Resources" As far as I can

is it possible to let Android Studio start into the welcome screen instead of directly loading the last recent project? I´ve not really the fastest pc and I often need to switch between projects, its really annoying sometimes. pyus13 Go to (as of July 25, 2015) File -> Settings -> Appearance & Behavior -> System Settings -> Un-check "Reopen last project on startup" -> Click apply (old version) File -> Settings -> General -> Startup/shutdown -> Reopen last project on startup. Un-Check the checkbox. Or, on the Mac, Preferences -> General -> .... It is now not under File, but in the main menu,

First thing on a morning, just after I switch on my PC (Windows XP) and start my Eclipse it simply shows the splash screen and then freezes. After about 20 minutes it will then ask me which workspace to load. The problem was happening with 3.5 and 3.6 Eclipse. With the 3.6 Eclipse installation I only have the standard PDE install + Google plugin (for GWT development) + Subclipse. Because I have it configured to ask me for the workspace I can see its not workspace or project related. I suspect the Google plugin as I have not had any problems before installing this but I have searched and have