All RDb queries are structured in a strict syntax. This is a simple axiom which can and will be exploited by our experiment on the most fundamental level: building the tree. The elementary fact is that whatever comes next must be related to something which has preceded it. It is this relationship which we will …
Congratulations to the XOmB team, (prononunced “zom’ bee”), for reaching a major milestone in their development: kernel stability. For everyone who hasn’t been following the Pitt Geeks forums, XOmB is a new middleware architecture, written as much as possible in the D programming language, lying between the HAL and the OS. The “XO” stands for …
In my last post, I set the stage for a miniseries of posts regarding dynamic SQL construction. This is a problem many software vendors face: Allowing the user direct-access to the database is a huge red flag, and one many engineers strain to avoid. Should there be no alternative, however, great care should be allotted …