I am an amateur game programmer. I only do 2D games, no 3D things. I don’t have a background in mathematics, and many things trip me like bullet projections and angles.
I took two college-lev
I am an amateur game programmer. I only do 2D games, no 3D things. I don’t have a background in mathematics, and many things trip me like bullet projections and angles.
I took two college-lev
Is there a convenient way to get the status of the regular expression engine when evaluating m // or s /// expressions?
By the way, I know that the Regexp::Debugger package is available throu
I have a collection. The coll has strings:
Location=”Theater=1, Name=regal, Area=Area1″
Location=”Theater=34, Name=Karm, Area=Area4445″ etc. I have to extract the name bits from the string.
I have a disease matrix with the state state0CommercialA, where the columns are the states (i.e. “no disease”, “disease”, “death”) and the rows are the model period (i.e., 1, 2, 3,4, etc.).
I
What does the title say. I can think of some hackish methods, but is there a correct way to do this? To check Windows, most scripts I’ve seen use the following:
let s:win = has(“win16”) ||
I am using a custom toolchain file to develop an embedded system. CMAKE_SYSTEM_NAME is set to “Generic”, so variables such as WIN32, UNIX cannot be used to check the operating system of the configu
Creating Partial Backups (Creating Partial Backups)
There are three methods for partial backups, which are:
1. Use regular expressions to indicate the name of the library and table to be backed u
I have an array of strings. I need to use regular expressions to search for strings in the array. Is it possible? If so, please explain.. $a = preg_grep(“/search_word/”,$array_of_strings);
print
Most processors support at least two execution modes:
non-privileged state and Called user mode, user programs usually run in this mode
Kernel mode refers to the kernel of the operating
Please consider the following code snippet.
if (fork() == 0)
{
a = a + 5;
printf(“%d, %d
“, a, &a);
}
else
{
a = a-5;
printf (“%d, %d
“, a,& a);
} AFAIK, when creating fork(), the paren