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Prev What if I made a lava lamp out of real lava? What could I use as a clear medium? How close could I stand to watch it? Kathy Johnstone, 6th Grade Teacher (via a student) This is a surprisingly reasonable idea, by What If standards. I mean, it's not that reasonable. At the very least, I'm guessing you would lose your teaching license, and possibly some of the students in the front row. But you could do it. Just a warning: I'm going to be linking to a lot of videos of lava flowing and people poking it with sticks , so you may have a hard time getting to the end of the article without getting sidetracked into watching a bunch of them like I did while writing it. You have a few choices for transparent materials that could hold the lava without rupturing and splattering half the classroom with red-hot droplets. Fused quartz glass would be a great choice. It's the sa...

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Introduction Pragmas Object Oriented Programming Objects Mutually recursive types Type conversions Object variants Methods Method call syntax Properties Dynamic dispatch Exceptions Raise statement Try statement Annotating procs with raised exceptions Generics Templates Macros Expression Macros Statement Macros Term rewriting macros Building your first macro Generating source code Generating AST by hand Author: Andreas Rumpf Version: 0.10.2 Introduction "Repetition renders the ridiculous reasonable." -- Norman Wildberger This document is a tutorial for the advanced constructs of the Nim programming language. Note that this document is somewhat obsolete as the manual contains many more examples of the advanced language features. Pragmas Pragmas are Nim's method to give the compiler additional information/ commands without introducing a massive number of new keywords. Pra...

Introduction The first program Lexical elements String and character literals Comments Numbers The var statement The assignment statement Constants The let statement Control flow statements If statement Case statement While statement For statement Scopes and the block statement Break statement Continue statement When statement Statements and indentation Procedures Result variable Parameters Discard statement Named arguments Default values Overloaded procedures Operators Forward declarations Iterators Basic types Booleans Characters Strings Integers Floats Type Conversion Internal type representation Advanced types Enumerations Ordinal types Subranges Sets Arrays Sequences Open arrays Varargs Slices Tuples Reference and pointer types Procedural type Modules Excluding symbols From statement Include statement Part 2 Author: Andreas Rumpf Version: 0.10.2 Introduction "Der Mens...

Introduction The first program Lexical elements String and character literals Comments Numbers The var statement The assignment statement Constants The let statement Control flow statements If statement Case statement While statement For statement Scopes and the block statement Break statement Continue statement When statement Statements and indentation Procedures Result variable Parameters Discard statement Named arguments Default values Overloaded procedures Operators Forward declarations Iterators Basic types Booleans Characters Strings Integers Floats Type Conversion Internal type representation Advanced types Enumerations Ordinal types Subranges Sets Arrays Sequences Open arrays Varargs Slices Tuples Reference and pointer types Procedural type Modules Excluding symbols From statement Include statement Part 2 Author: Andreas Rumpf Version: 0.10.2 Introduction "Der Mens...

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home docs learn download forum faq slides # compute average line length var sum = 0 count = 0 for line in stdin.lines: sum += line.len count += 1 echo( "Average line length: " , if count: sum / count else : 0 ) # create and greet someone type Person = object name: string age: int proc greet (p: Person ) = echo "Hi, I'm " , p.name, "." echo "I am " , p.age, " years old." var p = Person (name: "Jon" , age: 18 ) p.greet() # or greet(p) slide0 Why should I be excited? Nim is the only language that leverages automated proof technology to perform a disjoint check for your parallel code. Working on disjoint data means no locking is required and yet data races are impossible: parallel : var i = 0 while i <= a.high: spawn f(a[i]) spawn f(a[i+ 1 ]) # ERROR: cannot prove a[i] is disjoin...

<![endif] Header Jobs Company Blog Sysdig Sign Up Log In Sign Up Log In Contact Us Company Jobs Blog Sysdig / Header Page By Loris Degioanni on December 17, 2014 Let’s talk about system calls. Simply put, system calls are the primary way that programs interface with the operating system. I would go as far as to say that a basic understanding of system calls is a requirement for any serious Linux user. The system call interface includes a number of functions that the operating system exports to the applications running on top of it. These functions allow actions like opening files, creating network connections, reading and writing from files, and so on. In practice, most of the things that happen on any machine involve going through a system call. As a consequence, observing system calls can offer great insight into what a program is doing, and can be i...

Skip to content Sign up Sign in This repository Explore Features Enterprise Blog Star 582 Fork 70 hut / ranger /.container /.repohead Code Issues Pull Requests Wiki Pulse Graphs HTTPS Subversion You can clone with HTTPS or Subversion . Download ZIP /.repository-sidebar A vim-inspired filemanager for the console http://ranger.nongnu.org/ 2,546 commits 8 branches 32 releases 39 contributors Python 89.9% Perl 8.2% Shell 1.2% Other 0.7% Python Perl Shell Other branch: master Switch branches/tags /.select-menu-header Branches Tags /.select-menu-tabs /.select-menu-filters efficient_w3mimgpreview /.select-menu-item inotify /.select-menu-item master /.select...

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