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When to use volatile with multi threading?

.... However two threads both accessing a shared variable is something which calls for protection via a mutex isn't it? But in that case, between the thread locking and releasing the mutex the code is in a critical section where only that one thread can access the variable, in which case the variable ...
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Network usage top/htop on Linux

... nethogs is nice, but it seems to use way more cpu on my computer than iftop – aidan Jul 29 '15 at 6:15 ...
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Comparing Timer with DispatcherTimer

... Check to see what specifically is eating up the cpu. Are you creating lots of timers, that aren't being stopped? – Reed Copsey Oct 12 '09 at 17:35 3 ...
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Why is SSE scalar sqrt(x) slower than rsqrt(x) * x?

...ill somewhat faster than sqrtss. edit: If speed is critical, and you're really calling this in a loop for many values, you should be using the vectorized versions of these instructions, rsqrtps or sqrtps, both of which process four floats per instruction. ...
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How accurate is python's time.sleep()?

...kernel unable to schedule your process as soon as you'd like, even without CPU contention. That's what the realtime kernels are trying to fix, I think. But, unless you really need realtime behavior, simply using a high tick rate (kernel HZ setting) will get you not-guaranteed-but-high-resolution s...
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Boost Statechart vs. Meta State Machine

... As there seems to be much interest, please allow me to give my (obviously biased) opinion, which should therefore be taken with a grain of salt: MSM is much faster MSM requires no RTTI or anything virtual MSM has a more complete UML2 support (for example internal tr...
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How are everyday machines programmed?

...ier, but they are the same thing. Coca-cola machines, routers, etc. typically use a realtime OS like QNX, EMBOS, or sometimes RTlinux if you're lucky. Most of these are proprietary OS you license for lots of money, but they have C compilers, drivers to work with hardware, etc. http://www.qnx.com...
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Is Java really slow?

...my opinion, this is the main reason Java still has a bad reputation, especially server-side. This makes the String problems exponentially worse. Some simple mistakes are common: objects are often used in place of primitives, reducing performance and increasing memory use. Many Java libraries (includ...
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Can you call Directory.GetFiles() with multiple filters?

...er, var files = Directory.EnumerateFiles("C:\\path", "*.*", SearchOption.AllDirectories) .Where(s => s.EndsWith(".mp3") || s.EndsWith(".jpg")); For earlier versions of .NET, var files = Directory.GetFiles("C:\\path", "*.*", SearchOption.AllDirectories) .Where(s => ...
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Under what circumstances are linked lists useful?

...he new Thread Pool, (with the local "queues" implemented as stacks, essentially). (The other main supporting structure being ConcurrentQueue<T>.) The new Thread Pool in turn provides the basis for the work scheduling of the new Task Parallel Library. So they can certainly be useful - a link...