graydon

// This is just an elaboration of an off-hand toot I made earlier today
// concerning a coding pattern I find myself doing whenever possible: passing
// and returning owned values instead of borrowing references.
//
// I find it works well for long-lived values especially since the resulting
// composite objects have no lifetime qualifiers, so I don't have to plumb
// lifetimes through to all the code that uses them.

// Assumption: assume we have a few objects like this: a network connection, a
// database, some commands, etc. and we want to make a session type that uses

bicycle1885

using Base.Threads: @spawn, nthreads, threadid

N = 100
chan = Channel(nthreads()) do chan
    for val in 1:N
        put!(chan, val)
        println("T$(threadid()) => put $(val)")
    end
end

briochemc

Here is a curated list of various Julia tips and tricks to use with Julia's REPL interface. The nice colors (and some of the tricks) use OhMyREPL.

1. Go to shell mode with ;

   

2. Clear your screen with CTRL-L (or type ;clear)

jeremyroman

PROGRAM := llvm-brainfuck
OBJECTS := main.o

SHIM := shim.a
SHIM_OBJECTS := shim.o

CC := clang
CXX := clang++
CXXFLAGS := $(shell llvm-config --cppflags) -Wall -Werror -pedantic
LDFLAGS := $(shell llvm-config --ldflags --libs core)