... Yes, it's possible: Several agents can be installed on a single machine. They function as separate agents and TeamCity works with them as different agents, not utilizing the fact that they share the same machine. After installing one agent you can install additional one,...

...e part of the file name of interest. Once the map is constructed, you can call the values method to get an Iterable of values--the keys will all be distinct by construction. – Kipton Barros Dec 19 '12 at 19:47 ...

... Put servlet class in a package First of all, put the servlet class in a Java package. You should always put publicly reuseable Java classes in a package, otherwise they are invisible to classes which are in a package, such as the server itself. This way you elimini...

... No, I think it's clearer this way. Don't worry, Dispose will still be called "on the way out" - and only after the return value is fully evaluated. If an exception is thrown at any point (including evaluating the return value) Dispose will still be called too. While you certainly could take the...

...mation. I don't know what I did wrong, but I created a new project, ported all the existing views, controllers and models in it and now it works. Didn't know about the selective views though. – Boris Callens Oct 10 '08 at 19:27 ...

It looks strange especially for C++ developers. In C++ we used to mark a parameter as const in order to be sure that its state will not be changed in the method. There are also other C++ specific reasons, like passing const ref in order to pass by ref and be sure that state will not be changed. ...

...mber of bugs arise from improper lifetime management. What's worse conceptually is that it is never clear who owns the objects whose pointers the container stores. The pointers could even be a mix of pointers to dynamic objects, automatic objects, and garbage. Nobody can tell. So the standard soluti...

... function values, and interface values are implemented with pointers internally, and a pointer to them is often redundant. Elsewhere, use pointers for big structs or structs you'll have to change, and otherwise pass values, because getting things changed by surprise via a pointer is confusing. O...

... As Andres says, the form calls helpers which are specified by Devise and so aren't present when you access a Devise form from a non-Devise controller. To get around this, you need to add the following methods to the helper class of the controller you...

... lists. This is necessary so that space for each item can be consecutively allocated in memory. Consecutive allocation is the key feature of numpy arrays: this combined with native code implementation let operations on them execute much quicker than regular lists. Keeping this in mind, it is techni...