Wednesday, January 28, 2004
Serialization Definition from Jeff Ritcher article
Serialization is the process of converting an object or a con-nected graph of objects into a contiguous stream of bytes. Deserialization is the process of converting a contiguous stream of bytes back into its graph of connected objects.
Serialization is the process of converting an object or a con-nected graph of objects into a contiguous stream of bytes. Deserialization is the process of converting a contiguous stream of bytes back into its graph of connected objects.
Tuesday, January 27, 2004
Article on Agile Modelling and Rational Unified Process Agile Modeling (AM) and the Unified Process (UP)
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Wednesday, January 14, 2004
Q: App compiled on v1.0. When the app is run on a computer with v1.0 and v1.1 (and even v2.0 when released), what version of the framework will it automatically use?
A: v1.0.
Q: App compiled on v1.0. When the app is run on a computer with only v1.1 (or only v2.0) on it, will the app automatically use v1.1 (or v2.0)?
A: If only v1.1, then v1.1. I believe that we intend to do the same floating-up for v2.0 (so if only v2.0, then v2.0).
Q: App compiled on v1.1. When the app is run on a computer with only v1.0 on it, will the app automatically use v1.0? (assume that the app isn�t using any v1.1 specific code.)
A: App will fail with message saying that the required runtime isn't available.
A: v1.0.
Q: App compiled on v1.0. When the app is run on a computer with only v1.1 (or only v2.0) on it, will the app automatically use v1.1 (or v2.0)?
A: If only v1.1, then v1.1. I believe that we intend to do the same floating-up for v2.0 (so if only v2.0, then v2.0).
Q: App compiled on v1.1. When the app is run on a computer with only v1.0 on it, will the app automatically use v1.0? (assume that the app isn�t using any v1.1 specific code.)
A: App will fail with message saying that the required runtime isn't available.
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See the time with CLOCKBLOCK1.0