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- Nov 28 Tue 2006 04:56
Top 20 replies by Programmers to Testers when their programs don't work
- Nov 23 Thu 2006 12:41
程式員應該做的事
- Jul 24 Mon 2006 01:35
Epigrams on Programming
Alan J. Perlis Yale University
This text has been published in SIGPLAN Notices Vol. 17, No. 9, September 1982.
The phenomena surrounding computers are diverse and yield a surprisingly rich base for launching metaphors at individual and group activities. Conversely, classical human endeavors provide an inexhaustible source of metaphor for those of us who are in labor within computation. Such relationships between society and device are not new, but the incredible growth of the computer's influence (both real and implied) lends this symbiotic dependency a vitality like a gangly youth growing out of his clothes within an endless puberty.
The epigrams that follow attempt to capture some of the dimensions of this traffic in imagery that sharpens, focuses, clarifies, enlarges and beclouds our view of this most remarkable of all mans' artifacts, the computer.
- Jul 05 Wed 2006 01:09
Teach Yourself Programming in Ten Years
- May 15 Mon 2006 07:35
Blocking vs. Non-Blocking
blocking socket:
the program is "blocked" until the request for data has been satisfied.
non-blocking socket:
Programs that use non-blocking which allows your application to respond to events. For example, when the remote system writes data to the socket, a Read event is generated for the control. Your application can respond by reading the data from the socket, and perhaps send some data back, depending on the context of the data received
