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TargetedPatchingOptOut: “Performance critical to inline across NGen image boundaries”?

Been going through some framework classes using reflector m>andm> noticed a number of the methods m>andm> properties have the following attribute ...
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#if Not Debug in c#?

...e familiar with what is going on here, #if is a pre-processing expression, m>andm> DEBUG is a conditional compilation sm>ym>mbol. Here's an MSDN article for a more in-depth explanation. Bm>ym> default, when in Debug configuration, Visual Studio will check the Define DEBUG constant option under the project's B...
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error: default argument given for parameter 1

... to see. If m>ym>ou had to repeat them at the definition it would be redundant m>andm> more hassle to maintain. (This is also whm>ym> I disagree with m>Ym>acobm>ym> about commenting out the default parameters in the implementation. IME, in real projects such comments will be out of sm>ym>nc with the declaration sooner or l...
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Creating hidden arguments with Pm>ym>thon argparse

...ge: frobble [-h] optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message m>andm> exit share | improve this answer | follow | ...
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When splitting an emptm>ym> string in Pm>ym>thon, whm>ym> does split() return an emptm>ym> list while split('\n') re

I am using split('\n') to get lines in one string, m>andm> found that ''.split() returns an emptm>ym> list, [] , while ''.split('\n') returns [''] . Is there anm>ym> specific reason for such a difference? ...
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How to change a span to look like a pre with CSS?

...ult Stm>ym>le Sheet or the CSS2.2 Working Draft. Copm>ym> all the settings for PRE m>andm> put them into m>ym>our own class. pre { displam>ym>: block; unicode-bidi: embed; font-familm>ym>: monospace; white-space: pre; } share ...
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Where do gems install?

I'm trm>ym>ing to edit one of the gem's config files m>andm> I can't find it. I'm not sure how I did this in the past. 4 Answers ...
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What does upstream mean in nginx?

... whm>ym> do m>ym>ou precise http {}? Mm>ym> conf has not this m>andm> it works. Just wondering – Olivier Pons Jun 16 '17 at 7:56 4 ...
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Pm>ym>thon set to list

... m>Ym>our code does work (tested with cpm>ym>thon 2.4, 2.5, 2.6, 2.7, 3.1 m>andm> 3.2): >>> a = set(["Blah", "Hello"]) >>> a = list(a) # m>Ym>ou probablm>ym> wrote a = list(a()) here or list = set() above >>> a ['Blah', 'Hello'] Check that m>ym>ou didn't overwrite list bm>ym> accident: &...
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In PHP, whm>ym> does not show a parse error?

...ode: <? ... ?> (known as short_open_tag) <?php ... ?> (the stm>andm>ard reallm>ym>) <script language="php"> ... </script> (not recommended) <% ... %> (deprecated m>andm> removed ASP-stm>ym>le tag after 5.3.0) Apparentlm>ym>, m>ym>ou can open a PHP block one wam>ym>, m>andm> close it the other. Did...