scc | Simple C Compiler Written in C For Compiler Course Project | Interpreter library

I have a main View Page, with a frame & image (inside drawable folder). on Back-end i am doing simple animation for 3 seconds

My Question:

How am I doing too much work by simple animation and image is 500x500. How to fix this error?

By the way, it works fine, if i remove animation code Task.WhenAll

I am attempting to send a self-signed client certificate using HttpClient with the following code:

Redhat Openshift autumatically creates a range of user ids that can be used in a given namespace, e.g.

While solving questions regarding DFS I have noticed something with I couldn't formally prove or find a contradict example.

let's consider a directed graph g

u, v are in the same SCC (strong connect component) iff u, v are in the same DFS tree in every run of DFS.

is my claim correct?

I have configured phpmailer for my wordpress site following way:

In an effort to become better with Haskell, I'm rewriting a small CLI that I developed originally in Python. The CLI mostly makes GET requests to an API and allows for filtering/formatting the JSON result.

I'm finding my Haskell version to be a lot slower than my Python one.

To help narrow down the problem, I excluded all parts of my Haskell code except the fetching of data - essentially, it's this:

I want my custom Control to fire a Command when a button is clicked.

I'm learning about Spring Cloud Contract and have a question regarding the supported languages. While writing SCC Stub runner based contract tests the documentation seems to imply that we're supporting tests written in either JUnit or Spock.

https://cloud.spring.io/spring-cloud-contract/1.2.x/multi/multi__spring_cloud_contract_stub_runner.html

Can we use the Spring Cloud Contract Stub Runner only for Java / Groovy languages or does it support other languages as well?

Pact document lists this as a flaw in SCC. To quote Pact:

Pact generates language-neutral acceptance contracts, in the form of JSON pact files. These pact files can be created, or tested, by anything that implements the Pact specification, whether the code is Ruby, Javascript, the JVM, or any other language. Even though it is possible to use SCC with non-JVM languages, it has no native support for them and requires that contracts are written manually in YAML and the use of Docker to run the tests.

However, on going through lots of docs for SCC, I find that it doesn't matter if you're using Groovy for writing the contract. The reason is that you're not really tied to Java because (based on my understanding)

1. The SCC plugin will do the job of creating the stubs for you + running the contract against the service
2. At the consumer side the stub can be used directly so there's no question of parsing the contract file directly

So my question is does it matter what language you use for SCC w.r.t. contracts written in Groovy? In other words, does writing SCC contracts in Groovy tie you down to a particular language anywhere in the entire workflow?