Since the dawn of time, (or at least of the printing press), there has been the effort to impress causal readers with fancy, printed book covers. For the most part, educational and scientific books have eluded these efforts. It’s probably why when people think of a book about coding, they imagine chunky typefaces and horrendous …
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 …
As a programmer, if you’ve ever been tasked with migrating any system from one implementation to another, then you have undoubtedly ran aground on technical issues ranging from missing or underperforming data structures, inefficient algorithms, or a combination of these and any number of other issues. It doesn’t matter if it’s merely going from one …