...ror reports to the developer's computer by e-mail, over HTTP, or through a fast low-level TCP-based network protocol. The BugTrap server automatically manages the error reports repository, and notifies developers about any new errors. BugTrap stores error descriptions in log and mini-dump files. ...

...ror reports to the developer's computer by e-mail, over HTTP, or through a fast low-level TCP-based network protocol. The BugTrap server automatically manages the error reports repository, and notifies developers about any new errors. BugTrap stores error descriptions in log and mini-dump files. ...

...ror reports to the developer's computer by e-mail, over HTTP, or through a fast low-level TCP-based network protocol. The BugTrap server automatically manages the error reports repository, and notifies developers about any new errors. BugTrap stores error descriptions in log and mini-dump files. ...

...ror reports to the developer's computer by e-mail, over HTTP, or through a fast low-level TCP-based network protocol. The BugTrap server automatically manages the error reports repository, and notifies developers about any new errors. BugTrap stores error descriptions in log and mini-dump files. ...

...ror reports to the developer's computer by e-mail, over HTTP, or through a fast low-level TCP-based network protocol. The BugTrap server automatically manages the error reports repository, and notifies developers about any new errors. BugTrap stores error descriptions in log and mini-dump files. ...

... I don't see how count() could be faster than find(), since find() stops as soon as one element is found, while count() always has to scan the whole sequence. – Éric Malenfant Feb 21 '09 at 3:29 ...

...with async/await and a glob over quite a large folder and it was lightning fast – Matt Fletcher May 17 '18 at 9:07 Wil...

...y out of time-frame. CGLayers got resized, but was too laggy, CALayers are fast enough, but did not get resized. So many surprise. Thanks for the reply, anyway. – Geri Borbás Mar 24 '10 at 11:46 ...

...tee alignment too. Plus, automatic storage allocation ("the stack") is way faster than dynamic storage allocation. If I know I have exactly 3 elements [e.g., coordinates of a triangle], there's no reason to use vector. – zvrba Jun 10 '12 at 9:15 ...

...n piped to a file works really really well on large files; and is stupidly fast. I like JQ but formatting anything beyond a small payload (which you could do in most text editors) is beyond its reach :) Random addition: json-generator.com is a neat tool to make test data – Chri...