The WingDings Study Group (http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/wingding) continues our exploration of "Beautiful Code" by Andy Oram, Greg Wilson. The next...
The results are in on how to close out the Beautiful Code iteration. The next four topics are: 32: Code in Motion, by Laura Wingerd and Christopher Seiwald,...
Thats actually what I'm hoping for as well. Any volunteers for a "style-oriented" topic for March 25? "Whats new in JDBC 4" could be interesting, anyone,...
I could maybe cover profiling in Netbeans. (JFluid runs on a Mac, right?) On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 11:36 AM, Robert Kuhar <robertkuhar@...> ... -- -...
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It did for me in the past (netbeans 6 RC, jboss 4.2.1, Leopard < 15.2). It's not working now after re-installing the os (netbeans 6.0.1, jboss 4.2.2, Leopard...
Yes. Time permitting, I'd also like to cover the evolution of XML class and object models, DOM -> DOM4J -> JDOM -> XOM -> LOX, and pointing out how every wild...
Great, so there's our schedule for the next few meetings: March 25: Chapter 32: Code in Motion, by Laura Wingerd and Christopher Seiwald. Piotr will moderate....
The WingDings Study Group (http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/wingding) continues our exploration of "Beautiful Code" by Andy Oram, Greg Wilson. The next...
He never really explains why this is a bad idea, other than to fall back on dogma. Well, and yelling. He simply dismisses the banking example out of hand....
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Apr 2, 2008 3:29 pm
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... Said another way: FP is "good for you" but that doesn't mean it's going anywhere. Unless... Whenever life is tough in the real world, functional...
I don't think that applied STM is going to look like normal code with some 'atomic' blocks sprinkled in as this rant suggests. It won't work that way, just...
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The WingDings Study Group (http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/wingding) continues our exploration of "Beautiful Code" by Andy Oram, Greg Wilson. The next...
... At first glance, I think a solution in jCSP would look similar to the Haskell and Erlang solutions. There's a full discussion of a "correct" Ada solution...
After a tad more thought, I think you can code this problem in Java fairly straightforwardly using a few cyclic barriers and a priority queue: A cyclic barrier...
And here's the code in Java, for comparison. /* * SantaClausProblem.java */ import java.util.Random; import java.util.concurrent.BlockingQueue; import...
I'm wondering how much simplification can be made of this. I'll try to give it a whirl before the meeting. But if this really is the canonical example, then...
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Apr 8, 2008 4:28 pm
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I think the Java version is pretty simple and straightforward. It's also complete -- starting and stopping the threads, handling exceptions, exiting normally,...
I'm going to have to disagree. The code has no obvious defects, but it is not obvious that the code has no defects. I think the general problem in Java...
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Apr 8, 2008 9:56 pm
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FWIW I simplified the code quite a bit. There are now only three classes: 1. Santa 2. GroupActivity (for "delivering toys" and "meeting with elves") 3. Worker...
Joe, just a couple of points I noted in your code, neither of which may affect its correctness as a solution to the problem: Santa's run method may never end: ...
... Hey Stuart, Santa and Worker (Elves & Reindeer), which are the objects that implement Runnable, run in their own thread and they are programmed to quit...
Stuart, Your question caused me to take a second look at the interrupt & exception handling and I realized that it was overly verbose. Instead of catching and...
Joe, I would like to see the "even more beautiful code". Bob ... __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail...
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