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@OP: Read 'never' as 'you MAY NOT set GOROO
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>>>java.util.LinkedList
>>>Implemented Interfaces: Serializable, Cloneable, Iterable,
>>>Collection, Deque, List, Queue
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"Sort of automatically applied adaptor code" is confusing ** right now**.
By the very "" cited description.
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>
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in which computer programs have
>>> the ability to treat programs as their data. It means that a program can
>>> be designed to read, generate, analyse or transform other programs, and
>>> even modify itself while running.
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> func Min(a, b T) T {
`func Min(a, b type T) type T` of course.
Late correction but needed.
> for type switch {
> case T func(T) Less(T) T:
> return a.Less(b)
> }
>
construct for user, and three for generic code
- x.pkg.Method() generic method call via package selector
- (x type T) declarations — as in team's proposal
- for type contract; tied to the package or func
- for type switch that can further specialise code on m
"someConstraint".
func maMustFMA(a, b, c type T) type T {
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T = float64()
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> that allows for any custom type of base float64
Ie. **precisely** castable to a base of float64, so
substitute type T with base of float32 will be tr
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> Eric Johnson
>> jucie.andr...@zanthus.com.br
I hope that the team will make an informed decission and assesment taking
into account both the opinion of the community and its good ideas to make
something simpler. See all community proposals at
https://gi
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I just am a bit resentful when I am pushed to fight strawmen about
CGG possibilities. Described, tabularized even, but not read. Not
to mention understood.
ject code will have at most as many variants as M
and N have different base types / for-type-cases at most.
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Should the "
I moved reply to the separate thread.
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[library]
You can try to leverage existing C implementation of Go channels for
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Example:
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en for non-complex methods?
(Its current state of affairs, btw).
@Christian
Read other threads' replies made from reng...@ix.netcom.com, esp ones of
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伊藤和也 wrote:
> When to use panic?
When your code can NOT safely proceed.
I.e. if some error state is not recoverable.
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like a wildfire. To the point that now someone posting megabytes
of screencast think he's right because "ah, I gave mp4 as it went
over the terminal window so I scrolled it all for someone to see".
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information others can simply see?
> Please endeavor to restate your concern in a way that doesn't insult others.
Just please react in prompt to the postings containing screenshots of logs or
code.
TC,
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atform, OS and Go version.
Small snippets embedded into message as code blocks are ok,
longer ones should be given as a link to the code put into the
[playground](https://play.golang.org).
=
[1] https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/golang-nuts
> We will do our best.
Thank you.
&
CoC should penalise only wanton usage.
Ie. All but for misbehaving font rendering code.
> and leave it to fate to punish less intentional misuse.
Any use is likely never intentional (malice).
It is just **easier** (mindless).
> Lucio.
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On Mon, 11 Mar 2019 12:56:31 -0500
Robert Engels wrote:
> colored formatted text like looks like a screenshot but it is not
Neither form "looks" for the blind person. And only one reads.
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you. Even in that short form it certainly will help as it can be linked
to from the educational message.
> Ian
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Adam Langley is a well recognized expert in the field. I trust in his decisions.
> Thanks !!
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P.S. this clarification should be the last message in this thread as it is not
really on topic for go-nuts list. Feel free to discuss it further in private,
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f research in "password for chocolate"[1] style. But what if it is
not?
I wish I was mistaken.
[1] https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/05/160512085123.htm
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owed to split the arguments
> on several lines. Please don't insult me by telling there wasn't any other
> possible solution.
*FORK* !!! Do better.
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