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General Re: The set shows the problem with this approach. [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 18-Feb-22 6:16  
at Article "tip/trick "vectormap: A C++ Map Class with Order-added Iteration""
General Re: exec("set path=%PATH%;c:\tools") [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 18-Feb-22 6:10  
at Article "article "mscript: A Programming Language for Scripting Command Line Operations""
General Re: My vote of 5 [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 18-Feb-22 4:20  
at Article "article "mscript: A Programming Language for Scripting Command Line Operations""
General Re: Use case? [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 17-Feb-22 7:38  
at Article "article "mscript: A Programming Language for Scripting Command Line Operations""
General Re: The set shows the problem with this approach. [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 17-Feb-22 7:26  
at Article "tip/trick "vectormap: A C++ Map Class with Order-added Iteration""
General Re: exec("set path=%PATH%;c:\tools") [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 17-Feb-22 7:22  
at Article "article "mscript: A Programming Language for Scripting Command Line Operations""
General Re: The set shows the problem with this approach. [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 16-Feb-22 15:27  
at Article "tip/trick "vectormap: A C++ Map Class with Order-added Iteration""
General Re: exec("set path=%PATH%;c:\tools") [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 16-Feb-22 6:57  
at Article "article "mscript: A Programming Language for Scripting Command Line Operations""
Answer Re: exec("set path=%PATH%;c:\tools") [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 16-Feb-22 6:27  
at Article "article "mscript: A Programming Language for Scripting Command Line Operations""
General Re: The set shows the problem with this approach. [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 15-Feb-22 16:50   Score: 5.00 (1 vote).
at Article "tip/trick "vectormap: A C++ Map Class with Order-added Iteration""
Answer Re: The set shows the problem with this approach. [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 15-Feb-22 14:16  
at Article "tip/trick "vectormap: A C++ Map Class with Order-added Iteration""
General Re: My vote of 5 [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 8-Feb-22 6:55  
at Article "article "mscript: A Programming Language for Scripting Command Line Operations""
Answer Re: Nice! [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 27-Jan-22 13:45  
at Article "article "4db: A Dynamic File-based NoSQL Database for C++""
General Re: Nitpick PKCS#5 [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 8-Jan-22 11:32  
at Article "article "securelocker: An httplite "pretty secure" File Storage Locker""
Answer Re: Nitpick PKCS#5 [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 8-Jan-22 6:11  
at Article "article "securelocker: An httplite "pretty secure" File Storage Locker""
Answer Re: great [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 8-Jan-22 5:32  
at Article "article "httplite: C++ REST Processing Class Library""
General Re: Looking for feedback and contributions to database project [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 23-Dec-21 11:21  
at Forum "C#"
Answer Re: Useful library [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 8-Dec-21 3:44  
at Article "article "httplite: C++ REST Processing Class Library""
Answer Re: Does it support HTTPS? [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 7-Dec-21 4:30  
at Article "article "httplite: C++ REST Processing Class Library""
General Re: My vote of 5 [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 6-Dec-21 9:15   Score: 5.00 (1 vote).
at Article "article "httplite: C++ REST Processing Class Library""
Answer Re: Great idea [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 30-Nov-21 10:44  
at Article "article "4db: A Dynamic File-based NoSQL Database for C++""
Answer Re: just great [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 28-Nov-21 5:41  
at Article "article "4db: A Dynamic File-based NoSQL Database for C++""
General Re: My vote of 5 [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 3-Nov-21 5:59   Score: 5.00 (1 vote).
at Article "article " So You've Got 10M Particles to Simulate""
General Re: Looking for feedback and contributions to database project [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 24-Oct-21 14:57   Score: 5.00 (1 vote).
at Forum "C#"
General Re: Looking for feedback and contributions to database project [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 24-Oct-21 14:14  
at Forum "C#"
General Re: Looking for feedback and contributions to database project [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 24-Oct-21 13:59   Score: 5.00 (1 vote).
at Forum "C#"
Question Looking for feedback and contributions to database project Pin [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 17-Oct-21 13:06   Score: 1.00 (1 vote).
at Forum "Database"
Answer Re: How to get Millions of files from folder and bulk insert in database [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 16-Oct-21 17:36  
at Forum "C#"
Question Looking for feedback and contributions to database project [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 16-Oct-21 17:27  
at Forum "C#"
General Re: All described approaches are bad [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 10-Oct-21 9:54  
at Article "article " So You've Got 10M Particles to Simulate""
General Re: There is a lot of room for improvement [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 23-Sep-21 9:13  
at Article "article "StringShear - A Science Project Adventure in C# and C++ ""
General Re: There is a lot of room for improvement [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 21-Sep-21 13:10  
at Article "article "StringShear - A Science Project Adventure in C# and C++ ""
General Re: There is a lot of room for improvement [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 20-Sep-21 4:21  
at Article "article "StringShear - A Science Project Adventure in C# and C++ ""
General Re: C# can be made faster and still safe... [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 20-Sep-21 4:19  
at Article "article " So You've Got 10M Particles to Simulate""
General Re: There is a lot of room for improvement [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 16-Sep-21 16:40  
at Article "article "StringShear - A Science Project Adventure in C# and C++ ""
General Re: There is a lot of room for improvement [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 15-Sep-21 18:15  
at Article "article "StringShear - A Science Project Adventure in C# and C++ ""
General Re: My vote of 5 [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 13-Sep-21 8:36  
at Article "article "StringShear - A Science Project Adventure in C# and C++ ""
General Re: Opportunities missed [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 13-Sep-21 5:31  
at Article "article " So You've Got 10M Particles to Simulate""
General Re: There is a lot of room for improvement [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 12-Sep-21 13:22  
at Article "article "StringShear - A Science Project Adventure in C# and C++ ""
General Re: There is a lot of room for improvement [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 10-Sep-21 15:52  
at Article "article "StringShear - A Science Project Adventure in C# and C++ ""
Answer Re: Possibly string manipulation with {fmt} library [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 9-Sep-21 13:55  
at Article "article "StringShear - A Science Project Adventure in C# and C++ ""
General Re: There is a lot of room for improvement [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 9-Sep-21 13:38  
at Article "article "StringShear - A Science Project Adventure in C# and C++ ""
General Re: There is a lot of room for improvement [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 8-Sep-21 18:21  
at Article "article "StringShear - A Science Project Adventure in C# and C++ ""
Answer Re: stringstream? [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 8-Sep-21 18:20  
at Article "article "StringShear - A Science Project Adventure in C# and C++ ""
Answer Re: Interesting. In any event, I still prefer C# over C++ [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 8-Sep-21 16:36  
at Article "article "StringShear - A Science Project Adventure in C# and C++ ""
Answer Re: If you want high performance from std::string you need to resize() it before using += appendage [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 8-Sep-21 16:31  
at Article "article "StringShear - A Science Project Adventure in C# and C++ ""
Answer Re: Differences in implementation [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 8-Sep-21 16:28  
at Article "article "StringShear - A Science Project Adventure in C# and C++ ""
Answer Re: Non optimal use of C++ ? [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 8-Sep-21 16:23  
at Article "article "StringShear - A Science Project Adventure in C# and C++ ""
Answer Re: Great [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 8-Sep-21 16:22  
at Article "article "StringShear - A Science Project Adventure in C# and C++ ""
Answer Re: There is a lot of room for improvement [^]
by Michael Sydney Balloni at 7-Sep-21 10:37  
at Article "article "StringShear - A Science Project Adventure in C# and C++ ""
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