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Cyx.

Canada806 Posts

January 28 2016 02:29 GMT

#14061

On January 28 2016 10:22 Shield wrote:

Show nested quote +

Is it Visual Studio really? What more is it doing then?

I'm a bit fuzzy on the exact details (someone described it to me earlier today) but it involves the PDB generation, as well as the /profile option to the linker. First problem is PDB generation requires a fair bit more memory for statically linked libraries, don't ask me why - don't ask me why we link so much shit statically either, I just work here. Second problem is that the /profile option to link.exe (which our dev build has turned on by default) triggers full PDB generation now (or something close to it), which it didn't do before.

So we would be fine with just turning off profiling, which most devs have been doing - unfortunately I kind of needed to debug one of our bigger exes over the last few days and I also have a couple VMs running most of the time, so every build is taking up ~6GB, my VMs take up ~8GB, and I have around 2GB left for Emacs, Chrome, my IMs, ... my workstation basically shuts down every time I need to rebuild.

EDIT: all this not to mention I have to pipe my build to "grep -v $warning\|note$" in order to see any sort of progress messages...

tofucake

Hyrule19144 Posts

January 29 2016 14:51 GMT

#14062

Our new project is pretty nice so far. Symfony 3 on PHP7 + nginx, and it's blazing fast. Getting all the assets installed was tricky since all the docs are still basically written for Symfony 2, but we got it working. AdminLTE is beautiful too :D

Nesserev

Belgium2760 Posts

January 30 2016 01:55 GMT

#14063

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Manit0u

Poland17389 Posts

January 30 2016 02:02 GMT

#14064

On January 30 2016 10:55 Nesserev wrote:
Does anyone know any resources to pick up Java quickly and thoroughly?
My background is mostly C++ and Python.

Thinking in Java is actually a pretty good book if you're able to ignore all of the "Java teh bestest thing in the world!" propaganda in it.

Manit0u

Poland17389 Posts

February 06 2016 02:09 GMT

#14065

Oh man, trying to install php7 running in fcgi mode while using xampp on win7 blows

Nyxisto

Germany6287 Posts

February 06 2016 02:24 GMT

#14066

On January 30 2016 10:55 Nesserev wrote:
Does anyone know any resources to pick up Java quickly and thoroughly?
My background is mostly C++ and Python.

If you can read German Java ist auch eine Insel is what we used in university and I think it's the go-to book nowadays in German universities. The online version is also free. I doubt that quickly and thoroughly is possible though

Civil

United States9 Posts

February 06 2016 03:11 GMT

#14067

Does anyone know any resources to pick up Java quickly and thoroughly?
My background is mostly C++ and Python.

My vote is Effective Java. One of my favorite books on Java.
http://www.amazon.com/Effective-Java-Edition-Joshua-Bloch/dp/0321356683

tofucake

Hyrule19144 Posts

February 06 2016 03:37 GMT

#14068

On February 06 2016 11:09 Manit0u wrote:
Oh man, trying to install php7 running in fcgi mode while using xampp on win7 blows

I found it easier to provision a vagrant box than to try to setup php7/xampp on windows.

Thaniri

1264 Posts

February 06 2016 04:29 GMT

#14069

https://parse.com/docs/js/guide

Found Sean Plott while googling javascript stuff. And Dario Wunsch, Jonathan Walsh, Shawn Simon among others.

vik7

United States227 Posts

February 06 2016 05:34 GMT

#14070

Hey I never really posted on this thread before, I'm just wondering If I could find a mentor or something I've been learning Java, yes I watch videos and read about java, and practice, however hopefully I can find a mentor I can skype here and there with questions =D

AKnopf

Germany259 Posts

February 06 2016 07:09 GMT

#14071

On February 06 2016 13:29 Thaniri wrote:
https://parse.com/docs/js/guide

Found Sean Plott while googling javascript stuff. And Dario Wunsch, Jonathan Walsh, Shawn Simon among others.

Haha, I love it when people sneak in there nerdy little interests in coding examples. Good find!

I use the numbers 42 (The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy) and 4711 (cologne beer) as example integers.

hooktits

United States972 Posts

February 09 2016 09:18 GMT

#14072

I know this question has been asked probably countless times, however i can't find the right search criteria on google to get the answer i need. I'm trying to figure out how to show the difference between 2 times in php ( i know javascript would be ideal but for this project of mine its php only) So What i'm trying to accomplish is find the difference between current time and 12 PM or 12 noon EST, and then just echo it out in the header " You have X Hours X Minutes and X seconds left" and if some one is viewing the page they get a reminder how much time is left when page is refreshed.

If you could please put the answer in procedural code
after the timer runs out of time (if some one refreshes the page)
I want to then have it say a message for the next hour, lets say between 12pm est and 1pm est it says
for example "time is up"

Then the timer resets and returns to showing

"You have X Hours X Minutes and X seconds left"

again after it reaches 1pm est and starts the process over again.

I have been at this for almost 2 hrs because i don't want to accept defeat but its getting late and i gotta go to work tom so i'm sure this is super easy for some one who has more experience then me.
Thanks

Deleted User 101379

4849 Posts

February 09 2016 09:36 GMT

#14073

On February 09 2016 18:18 hooktits wrote:
I know this question has been asked probably countless times, however i can't find the right search criteria on google to get the answer i need. I'm trying to figure out how to show the difference between 2 times in php ( i know javascript would be ideal but for this project of mine its php only) So What i'm trying to accomplish is find the difference between current time and 12 PM or 12 noon EST, and then just echo it out in the header " You have X Hours X Minutes and X seconds left" and if some one is viewing the page they get a reminder how much time is left when page is refreshed.

If you could please put the answer in procedural code
after the timer runs out of time (if some one refreshes the page)
I want to then have it say a message for the next hour, lets say between 12pm est and 1pm est it says
for example "time is up"

Then the timer resets and returns to showing

"You have X Hours X Minutes and X seconds left"

again after it reaches 1pm est and starts the process over again.

I have been at this for almost 2 hrs because i don't want to accept defeat but its getting late and i gotta go to work tom so i'm sure this is super easy for some one who has more experience then me.
Thanks


$now = strtotime("now UTC");
$target = strtotime("today UTC + 1 day"); // alternatively "today EST" and "now EST" above
$difference = $target - $now;
$hours = floor($difference / 3600);
$minutes = ($difference / 60) % 60;
$seconds = $difference % 60;

Manit0u

Poland17389 Posts

February 10 2016 08:11 GMT

#14074

Just in case you'd want to format the numbers (like outputting them with leading zeros) you can do it like that:


$readable_difference = [
	sprintf('%1$02d', floor($difference / 3600)),
	sprintf('%1$02d', ($difference / 60) % 60),
	sprintf('%1$02d', $difference % 60), 
];

echo 'Time left: ' . implode(':', $readable_difference);

Edit:

The client just stabbed me in the heart. They've changed stuff at their servers and logic of storing some voip files on their server. They're stored as .wav until 11PM, at which point they're converted to .mp3. This required some stupid ifology to let them save/download correct files (and I'm still not sure it's 100% correct):


        $fileDate = substr($fileName, 0, 8);
        $fileTime = substr($fileName, 9, 6);

        $ymd = [
            substr($fileDate, 0, 4),
            substr($fileDate, 5, 2),
            substr($fileDate, 6, 2),
        ];

        $hms = [
            substr($fileTime, 0, 2),
            substr($fileTime, 3, 2),
            substr($fileTime, 5, 2),
        ];

        $fileTimestamp = strtotime(implode('-', $ymd) . ' ' . implode(':', $hms));
        $yesterdayTimestamp = strtotime('yesterday +23 hours');
        $todayTimestamp = strtotime('today + 23 hours');

        if ($fileTimestamp < $yesterdayTimestamp) {
            $extension = '.mp3';
        } else {
            $extension = ($fileTimestamp > $yesterdayTimestamp && $fileTimestamp < $todayTimestamp) ? '.wav' : '.mp3';
        }

netherh

United Kingdom333 Posts

February 10 2016 20:05 GMT

#14075

On February 10 2016 17:11 Manit0u wrote:

The client just stabbed me in the heart. They've changed stuff at their servers and logic of storing some voip files on their server. They're stored as .wav until 11PM, at which point they're converted to .mp3. This required some stupid ifology to let them save/download correct files (and I'm still not sure it's 100% correct):

If you're keeping file name, date and time around, can't you store the format too?

tofucake

Hyrule19144 Posts

February 10 2016 20:32 GMT

#14076

Uh...probably simpler to just use DateTime object

Manit0u

Poland17389 Posts

February 10 2016 22:15 GMT

#14077

On February 11 2016 05:05 netherh wrote:

Show nested quote +

If you're keeping file name, date and time around, can't you store the format too?

Date and time are stored within the filename...

The heart of the problem:

- for the past 5 years all files were stored as .wav
- user-related filenames are stored in the db
- all filenames in the db are added when the file is created, this includes the .wav extension

I've had to choose between changing how filenames are stored in the db (without extension) and updating 5 years worth of records or dynamically switching file extension based on timestamps.

On February 11 2016 05:32 tofucake wrote:
Uh...probably simpler to just use DateTime object

Not really, I'd have to create multiple DateTime objects, then use ->diff on them and then calculate stuff.

The easiest way to do it would be this:


$filenameWithoutExtension = pathinfo($file, PATHINFO_FILENAME);

$extension = ftp_size($ftpStream, $filenameWithoutExtension . '.wav') > 0 ? '.wav' : '.mp3';
// might add another line here to test if mp3 actually exists (returns > 0 and not -1) just to be sure

Figured it out way too late... Will still do it this way as this makes the code immune to random time of file conversion to another format server-side.

hooktits

United States972 Posts

February 11 2016 07:57 GMT

#14078

Thanks a lot for all your answers, To the timer question, i got it solved and it works perfectly and i also better understand how it works thanks to your replies, so thanks for all the feed back... (Morfildur, Manit0u, and any one else that helped or is going to help in the future.)
One more question?

1. i'm currently using XAMPP to test my site. I'm curious is there some kind testing server where i can test my code on a linux based server. (reason being, there is a php extension i wanna experiment with and its gunna be a while till i will have access to the final server to test on (which will be linux based). However the php extension i wanna play with only works on linux based server.(It won't work testing on xampp) So i looked up something called LAMP dunno if i can run it on my windows computer(or maybe it just plain sucks really bad, i have no experience with it so i dunno) or i would i have to use virtual box or vmware or something like that or again are there any other options other then lamp, just want a simple easy to use linux based testing server so i can test a php extension that only works on linux.?? what are my options?

Deleted User 101379

4849 Posts

February 11 2016 08:48 GMT

#14079

On February 11 2016 16:57 hooktits wrote:
Thanks a lot for all your answers, To the timer question, i got it solved and it works perfectly and i also better understand how it works thanks to your replies, so thanks for all the feed back... (Morfildur, Manit0u, and any one else that helped or is going to help in the future.)
One more question?

1. i'm currently using XAMPP to test my site. I'm curious is there some kind testing server where i can test my code on a linux based server. (reason being, there is a php extension i wanna experiment with and its gunna be a while till i will have access to the final server to test on (which will be linux based). However the php extension i wanna play with only works on linux based server.(It won't work testing on xampp) So i looked up something called LAMP dunno if i can run it on my windows computer(or maybe it just plain sucks really bad, i have no experience with it so i dunno) or i would i have to use virtual box or vmware or something like that or again are there any other options other then lamp, just want a simple easy to use linux based testing server so i can test a php extension that only works on linux.?? what are my options?

I would recommend setting up a virtualbox. There are already pre-configured boxes available that you just have to download and run. Quick google resulted in a good selection of boxes.

Alternatively you can rent a vhost for a few bucks a month, which allows you to also have your projects available to others.

Manit0u

Poland17389 Posts

February 11 2016 10:03 GMT

#14080

Also, LAMP stands for Linux Apache MySQL PHP, it's just an acronym for OS and programs

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