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Having the scenario of a C++ library where a function does some calculations as it receives a container normally (not always) across multiples calls, and where the function needs to retain an ...
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I'm learning Rust and while doing research on static variables I came across this comment from 2018: Rust requires everything to be thread-safe (even if you're not using threads, the concept of a ...
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I have a nested class that uses static vars to have class wide parameters and accumulators. If I do it as a standalone class it works. If I do a nested class and inherit the standalone class, it works....
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I have searched about static variables in C#, but I am still not getting what its use is. Also, if I try to declare the variable inside the method it will not give me the permission to do this. Why? ...
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If I have the following code: class Foo(object): bar = 1 def bah(self): print(bar) f = Foo() f.bah() It complains NameError: global name 'bar' is not defined How can I ...
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I have a problem performing several scenarios one by one in unit testing. I'm testing a function, where static variables are used and they store states of variables after previous test scenarios. Is ...
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I have a list of names which is static. I want to save it in a an static jaggedArray (to avoid multiple copies of same data). I want to write something like below code public static string[][] ...
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Assuming that we need to define a singleton with global read access with thread safety, the canonical method is to use OnceLock: /// A synchronization primitive which can be written to only once. /// /...
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I'm a student who is studying game engine structure. I've been managing shared resources through the Singleton Patterns Manager class while creating game engines. However, as the code got longer, the ...
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How are unnamed namespaces superior to the static keyword?
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When declaring static thread_local variable, then each thread has a copy of that variable. Imagine a thread then spins another thread, will this variable still be a copy in the nested thread?
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Considering the following example: A class named ObjectFactory is defined to manage the creation of several classes. These managed classes should be registered with the factory so that we can create ...
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Suppose I have the C++ code below template <int Id> struct Foo { static inline int x {}; }; int main() { using T0 = Foo<0>; using T1 = Foo<1>; ... using T999 = ...
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Inside a function, I have a static variable which is a struct, and only one of its fields are initialized: void func() { static constexpr xcb_change_window_attributes_value_list_t root_mask { ....
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I have an wildfly with 10 EARs inside /standalone/deployments. Each of these EARs has a lib called "my-lib.jar" on the /lib directory. This Lib has a class called ...
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