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diralgorithms language specific and introduction to algorithmic data structures and solution approaches ALGORITHMS CLASS
dirautotools libtool autoconf configure.in automake Makefile.in configure.in_samples
dircgi the protocol specification and what it means for the cgi programmer
dircomp_orgI notes for digital computer architecture class
dircomp_orgII assembler programming computer architecture II
dirdataStructures binary trees, heaps, hashes etc.
dirfuzzy_logic fuzzy logic links and initial notes
dirhardware add
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dirmime_types various mime_type information for cgi programmers
diroper_systems operating systems class notes
diroverload overloading
dirstatistics probability and counting theory
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CVSserver.htm
cvs server administration and configuration -- not for end users

see cvs.htm for just using cvs

setting up an cvs server -- anonymous or not

  1. links
  2. first steps

about.txt


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ascii_chart.htm
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Standard ASCII Key Codes

34 " double quote
35 # pound sign
36 $ dollar sign
37 % percent sign
38 & ampersand
39 ‘ single quote
40 ( left parenthesis
41 ) right parenthesis
42 * asterisk
43 + plus
44 , comma
45 - minus
46 . period
47 / slash
48 0 zero
49 1 one
50 2 two
51 3 three
52 4 four
53 5 five
54 6 six
55 7 seven
56 8 eight
57 9 nine
58 : colon
59 ; semi colon
60 < less than
61 = equals
62 > greater than
63 ? question mark
64 @ at symbol
65 A upper case A
66 B upper case B
67 C upper case C
68 D upper case D
69 E upper case E
70 F upper case F
71 G upper case G
72 H upper case H
73 I upper case I
74 J upper case J
75 K upper case K
76 L upper case L
77 M upper case M
78 N upper case N
79 O upper case O
80 P upper case P
81 Q upper case Q
82 R upper case R
83 S upper case S
84 T upper case T
85 U upper case U
86 V upper case V
87 W upper case W
88 X upper case X
89 Y upper case Y
90 Z upper case Z
91 [ left bracket
92 \ backslash
93 ] right bracket
94 ^ caret
95 _ underline
96 ` reverse quote
97 a lower case a
98 b lower case b
99 c lower case c
100 d lower case d
101 e lower case e
102 f lower case f
103 g lower case g
104 h lower case h
105 i lower case i
106 j lower case j
107 k lower case k
108 l lower case l
109 m lower case m
110 n lower case n
111 o lower case o
112 p lower case p
113 q lower case q
114 r lower case r
115 s lower case s
116 t lower case t
117 u lower case u
118 v lower case v
119 w lower case w
120 x lower case x
121 y lower case y
122 z lower case z
123 { left brace
124 | pipe
125 } right brace
126 ~ tilde
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compiling.htm
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compiling
    gcc.htm
  1. gcc.htm

    • cvs.htm
    pserver auto login

    cvs -- opensource concurrent versioning system, notes

    1. introduction
    2. links
    3. what is a module and how is it created?
    4. logging to anonymous cvs
    5. logging to non-anonymous cvs
    6. .cvspass
    7. sourceforge anonymous cvs woes
    8. commands: checkout (co), checkin (ci), update ... detailed reference
    9. tagging
    10. tags useful for branching and merging
    11. CVSserver setup (anonymous and password), logging in, monitoring

    debug.htm
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    my personal notes are on gdb.htm

    for debugging try out http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~benjasik/gdb/gdbtut.html or use google to find another!


    gcc.htm
    flags and options for the gcc compiler

      gcc
    1. introduction
    2. debugging options
    3. command line options
    4. miscellaneous

    gdb.htm
    some useful gdb commands

    1. compiling for debugging
    2. links
    3. examples
    4. assembly examples

    lint.htm
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    1. sources
    2. using

    openjade.txt
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    the last line of this make call is a call to openjade to make the documentation [postgres@www sgml]$ make LC_ALL=C /usr/bin/perl /usr/bin/collateindex.pl -f -g -o bookindex.sgml -N { \

    parsers.txt
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    *parsing definitions* recursive descent backtracking left recursive productions LL(1)

    projectDesign.htm
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    link to page with answers about cyclical dependency
    solution: use a forward identifier, like 'class Parent' above the definition of the 'class Child' and vice versa.
    "There are more in-depth ways of resolving cyclic dependencies, but they are beyond the scope of this article. In 99% of cases, using forward declarations and favoring normal functions in C./.CPP files over inline functions in header files will be enough. "

    rcs.htm
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    rcs

    1. introduction
    2. ci: checking a file into the archive
    3. co: checking a file out of the archive
    4. rcs: various rcs level commands

    sgml.htm
    sgml tools description2

    1. tools
    2. running openjade

    thread_theory.txt
    what threads in various languages really are made for

    thread theory

    1. introduction to threads
    2. definitions for understanding threads
    3. /languages/c/unix_c/threads/threads.htm:c_threads
    4. /languages/java/threads/:java_threads
    5. strategies for using threads
    6. problem I am having with threads and apache and postgres
    7. dbconnections and threads
    8. forking database connections

    tips.txt
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