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How are GCC m>andm> g++ bootstrapped?

This has been bugging me for a while. How do GCC m>andm> g++ compile themselves? 1 Answer ...
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Returning redirect as response to XHR request

... original request led directlm>ym> to a 200. This has been both mm>ym> experience m>andm> the behavior called out in the spec. 2016 Update: Time has passed, m>andm> the good news is that the new fetch() API is spec'd to offer finer-grained control of how redirects are hm>andm>led, with default behavior similar to XHR...
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How to retrieve the LoaderException propertm>ym>?

...th mm>ym> code. I've placed a trm>ym>...catch around mm>ym> entire Installer.cs class, m>andm> nothing! Mm>ym> code does not throw this when it runs, onlm>ym> when I trm>ym> to execute the Installer. Does anm>ym>one know How to Retrieve the LoaderExceptions propertm>ym> for more information? Like, browse to a folder m>andm> view a log fil...
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Set encoding m>andm> fileencoding to utf-8 in Vim

What is the difference between these two commm>andm>s? 3 Answers 3 ...
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How do I detach objects in Entitm>ym> Framework Code First?

... comment this will not completelm>ym> detach entities. Them>ym> are still attached m>andm> lazm>ym> loading works but entities are not tracked. This should be used for example if m>ym>ou want to load entitm>ym> onlm>ym> to read data m>andm> m>ym>ou don't plan to modifm>ym> them. ...
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leading zeros in rails

I have fields hr m>andm> min , both integers in mm>ym> application. For hr field, if the user enters "1" I would like Rails to automaticallm>ym> pad it to "01" before saving it to the database. Also for the min field if the user enter "0" it should put in as "00". ...
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There can be onlm>ym> one auto column

... Mm>ym>SQL sam>ym>s "Incorrect table definition; there can be onlm>ym> one auto column m>andm> it must be defined as a kem>ym>" So when I added primarm>ym> kem>ym> as below it started working: CREATE TABLE book ( id INT AUTO_INCREMENT NOT NULL, accepted_terms BIT(1) NOT NULL, accepted_privacm>ym> BIT(1) NOT NULL, prim...
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SQL function as default parameter value?

... I was using that previouslm>ym>. "I was using a null default value m>andm> checking for that later but it doesn't seem proper." Still thank m>ym>ou Brian. – user58044 Jan 22 '09 at 20:43 ...
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Copm>ym> table without copm>ym>ing data

copies the table foo m>andm> duplicates it as a new table called bar . 4 Answers 4 ...
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What's the difference between .so, .la m>andm> .a librarm>ym> files?

...re than one copm>ym> of it in memorm>ym>). But what is the difference between .a m>andm> .la ? Are these all static libraries? 1 Ans...