1. Comparison sorts have n*ln(n) complexity - does not do
2. Counting sort has the complexity O(d), where d is domain (in our
case n^2) - does not do.
3. Radix sorts have the complexity O(n*k), where k is number of bits
in integer. (32?) There are 2 variants:
a. most significant digit (MSD),
b. lea
If Python for Windows you can use Py2Exe package. It works very well
in simple cases and requires a few tweaks to make it recognize some
dependencies.
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On Jul 13, 8:33 am, Sparky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It seems strange, but I can't find a list of operating systems which
> support / don't support threading in Python. Can anyone point me in
> the right direction?
>
> Thanks,
> Sam
Here is the list (from Python documentation of thread module):
On Apr 13, 3:55 pm, Tim Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Lev Elbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >I have to make a custom email module, based on the standard one. The
> >custom module has to be able to work with extremely large mails (1GB
> >+), ha
Hi, all!
I have to make a custom email module, based on the standard one. The
custom module has to be able to work with extremely large mails (1GB
+), having memory "footprint" much smaller.
The modified program has to work in SUSE environment, while the
development is done under Windows. I'm not
You can make it a service, which has an advantage, that it survives logouts.
SOME PROGRAMMING IS REQIURED. If I need something running the "fast and
dirty" way, I run a regular python application as window application (start
pythonw.exe).
As a way o communication (start, stop, pause) I use tray.
