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Comments by LF FF (Top 6 by date)
LF FF
5-Apr-23 22:28pm
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Awesome, thanks Graeme. I was able to create a blank solution, but then how to add project? I have different folders for each project with a ton of various files in them, like csproj sln suo files etc. What I want to end up doing is being able to access the methods and functionalities of each. I have messed up stuff before so I want to tread carefully. Thanks again!
LF FF
23-Jan-23 21:24pm
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how much memory do you have to work with, and, how did you end up with such a gigantic (not ordered) array ?
I am not sure how to answer the memory question - it is a basic laptop with 8 or 16 GB of RAM, but the RAM is used by other processes, so the exact memory available is unclear. Let's say Gigabytes. Not sure what the motivation for the memory question is as the bottleneck does not appear to be that (yet).
what is the real world scenario, if any ?
I am building a game and the player's positions are updated in terms of an event.
LF FF
23-Jan-23 8:37am
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Not familiar with Linq. I have heard of IEnumerable in the context of Sort but I have not directly worked with IEnumerable.
LF FF
19-Jan-23 8:30am
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Sample = { "Bill", "John", "John", "Bill", "Lee", "Bill", "Flora", "Flora", "Erin".....continues millions of times };
PositionUpdates = {1, 545, 43, 3, 3, 3, 7, 100, 9 ....identical size as Sample }
Each Sample/Position Update Pair represents an update in position (represented as an integer) for the corresponding name in the Sample
LF FF
3-Jun-22 6:14am
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You are the man!
LF FF
2-May-22 18:31pm
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Hi thank you for taking the time to write such a thoughtful response. To give a little more context, this is within the context of me as a client accessing a host to use an API. So there are some asynchronous events being subscribed to. I have found that having multiple sockets open keeps each asynchronous event isolated from each other, whereas they seem to interfere within a single socket....one of my concerns is where I run into a limit as to the number of sockets allowed (easy enough to test for though). It seems that my approach of having multiple sockets just to keep events in their own lane (so to speak) seemed dumb. But maybe it is just the way to go. I am talking about maybe having on the order of 200 sockets for the events.
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