The following personifications of programming languages came about while I was discussing various languages with my friends. Basically we started off with a description or sentence about a language, and I personified. In spirit it is the OS-tans but for programming languages
"Very fast, good at a few things …
Mactorii is now open sourced! GPLv2 for the curious. I haven't cleaned it up at all, which means be prepared to stab your eyes out with rusty fork after viewing the source. James told me not to bother, "cause then you will never release it". So blame James, its his …
Not my work, I don't have that kind of perl-fu
not exp log srand xor s qq qx xor
s x x length uc ord and print chr
ord for qw q join use sub tied qx
xor eval xor print qq q q xor int
eval lc q m …
To learn a bit about using XCode, program in Objective-C using Cocoa and play with bluetooth and my phone, I wrote a simple bluetooth serial terminal. It simply connects to my phone (or any bluetooth device), opens a communication channel, and lets you send characters through it as if it …
lmfit expects
fitting functions with prototypes in the form:
double
function_name(double, double *);
For example:
double
sin_fit(double t, double * p)
{
return p[0] + p[1] * sin ( 2 * M_PI * ( p[2] * t + p[3]));
}
Note that while
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pointer to an array of parameters …