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Date: Tuesday, 26 April 1988 13:13 mst From: dji at SBCS.SUNYSB.EDU (the dirty vicar) Subject: Prisoner #015 To: lippard at BCO-MULTICS The Prisoner #015 05/07/1986 Moderator: Dave Iannucci (iannucci@sjuvax.UUCP) ======== From: princeton!seismo!tove.umd.edu!umcp-cs!callahan Maryland Public Television has been showing McGoohan's Secret Agent Man weeknights in addition to The Prisoner on Sunday nights. I watched an episode entitled "Colony Three" the other night that I had seen before but before I joined this newsgroup. Secret Agent is great to watch since McGoohan is his typical detached pa ...

#015/28-Aug-98 POOR RICHARD'S WEB SITE NEWS Geek-Free, Commonsense Advice on Building a Low-Cost Web Site Editor: Peter Kent Top Floor Publishing http://PoorRichard.com/ IN THIS ISSUE Beginner's Column: ASCII Vs. Binary Transfers More on the NT Filename Problem More on Cable Connections Managing Email Filters -- The New Eudora 4.0 The Browser Exclusion Problem Keeping Up With the News Web Banners Are a Bust Recommend-It Update Background Graphic Generator Another Good Affilia ...

Issue #015 March, 1997 Contents Java Test Suites JDK 1.1 Introduction to Java Security Part 2 - Verification Books on Java Comparing C/C++ and Java Part 15 - Bitfields Introduction to AWT Programming Part 2 - Another Example JAVA TEST SUITES I am currently working on developing commercial test suites for several of the Java API packages (libraries). The first two of these will cover reflection (java.lang.reflect) and utilities (java.util). These suites exhaustively test the features of the API. For ex ...

... 's context becoming intermingled in unexpected ways. While these kinds of context problems can also occur in inline functions (see C++ Newsletter #015), the potential for damage with templates is much greater, given the centrality of templates to modern C++ libraries and applications. A separate compilation model for templates was envisioned as part of the C++ language template design from the start, but was never specified in any detailed way. The first attempt to (partially) implement it (Cfront 3.0) ran into difficulties, and subsequently compiler vendors shied away from it. The first attempts to specify it in the draft ANSI/ISO standa ...

Issue #015 September, 1996 Contents Introduction to Exception Handling Part 1 - A Simple Example Testing C++ Compilers Notes From ANSI/ISO - Extern Inlines By Default Introduction to STL Part 2 - Vectors, Lists, Deques Using C++ as a Better C Part 15 - Bit Field Types INTRODUCTION TO EXCEPTION HANDLING PART 1 - A SIMPLE EXAMPLE In this and subsequent issues we will be discussing some aspects of C++ exception handling. To start this discussion, let's consider a simple example. Suppose that you are ...

#015 - [ Dog Shit ] [ xod ] Taking the dog for a walk. He is obsessed with sticks. Big sticks. Big Sticks, little dog. Any idea what that looks like? __ __ /k/ (___()'`; /c/ /, /` /i/ \\"--\\ /t/ /s/ /g/ /i/ /b/ /_/ Kinda funny to watch. Anyways, I find a big stick, but I'm stood thinking. Hrm, perhaps this stick is a little too big. So, I try breaking it in half. Problem is I choose the toughest stick around. I ...