I was thinking about Meyers singleton, and wonder how compilers will handle the same static variable defined in difference modules due to inline function expansion. Here are some relevant discussions (it occurs safe not to use the kind of singleton(?)).
http://objectmix.com/c/250462-static-local-variable-inline-static-member-function.html
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Sh note: adding a line at the front of files
The example script adds a new line to the beginning of each file in the directory, recursively, except those files that contain svn.
for file in `find . -type f | grep -v 'svn'`;
do
sed '1i\New line' -i $file
done
for file in `find . -type f | grep -v 'svn'`;
do
sed '1i\New line' -i $file
done
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Sh note: reversing a file or a line
rev can be used to reverse a line character by character
tac can be used to reverse a file line by line
these two commands are sometimes handy
sh$ rev
abc
cba
sh$ tac
a
b
c^D
c
b
a
echo abcde | rev
a particular context I used tac
ls /corpora/extra/nivre/corpus/conll-x/data/turkish/metu_sabanci/*/*.conll | cut -d '/' -f8-11 | tac
tac can be used to reverse a file line by line
these two commands are sometimes handy
sh$ rev
abc
cba
sh$ tac
a
b
c^D
c
b
a
echo abcde | rev
a particular context I used tac
ls /corpora/extra/nivre/corpus/conll-x/data/turkish/metu_sabanci/*/*.conll | cut -d '/' -f8-11 | tac
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