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Async/await is a set of keywords that allows writing of asynchronous code in a procedural manner without having to rely on callbacks (callback hell) or promise-chaining (.then().then().then()). This works by using the await keyword to suspend the state of an async function, until the resolution of ...
Qualifiers are used in this common format: Files: filename.qualifier-value.ext ~ multiple qualifiers: filename.qualifier1-value1_qualifier2-value2_....ext Qualified folders: qualifier-value ~ multiple qualifiers: qualifier1-value1_qualifier2-value2_... Qualifiers are listed bellow, they a...
Rust is object oriented in that its algebraic data types can have associated methods, making them objects in the sense of data stored along with code that knows how to work with it. Rust does not, however, support inheritance, favoring composition with Traits. This means many OO patterns don't work...
Note that we did not discuss how to use & develop your local packages. There are several ways, I suggest to use the PACKAGE_DIRS environment variable described by David Weldon on his website.
This topic is heavily inspired by Nate Strausers Migrating Meteor Apps from Modulus to Galaxy with Continuous Deployment from Codeship.
The user contacts data will be received in JSON format, we extract it and finally we loop through this data and thus we get the google contacts.
This section provides an overview of what signal-processing is, and why a developer might want to use it. It should also mention any large subjects within signal-processing, and link out to the related topics. Since the Documentation for signal-processing is new, you may need to create initial v...
WITH CTE_name (column_name[,...]) AS ( SELECT column_name[,...] FROM base_table UNION ALL SELECT column_name[,...] FROM CTE_name WHERE <recursion limiting condition> ) SELECT column_name[,...] FROM CTE_name
find_package(pkgname [version] [EXACT] [QUIET] [REQUIRED]) include(FindPkgConfig) pkg_search_module(prefix [REQUIRED] [QUIET] pkgname [otherpkg...]) pkg_check_modules(prefix [REQUIRED] [QUIET] pkgname [otherpkg...]) ParameterDetailsversion (optional)Minimum version of the package defined ...
This section provides an overview of what swt is, and why a developer might want to use it. It should also mention any large subjects within swt, and link out to the related topics. Since the Documentation for swt is new, you may need to create initial versions of those related topics. Versi...
What is an encoding and how it works? A computer can't store letters or anything else - it stores bits. Bit can be either 0 or 1 ("yes"/"no", "true"/"false" - these formats are called binary therefore). To use these bits some rules are required, to convert ...
int atomic_add ( volatile __global int *p , int val) unsigned int atomic_add ( volatile __global unsigned int *p , unsigned int val) int atomic_add ( volatile __local int *p , int val) unsigned int atomic_add ( volatile __local unsigned int *p ,unsigned int val) ...

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