cicada | π Fast lightweight HTTP service framework | HTTP library
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Fast, lightweight Web framework based on Netty; without too much dependency, and the core jar package is only 30KB. If you are interested, please click Star.
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- Gets user
- Builds the SQL query
- Get all the values of the target class
- Transfer a model to a model
- Handles a channel read
- Parse the value of a field
- Parse the route s parameters
- Scans the classes in the given package
- Initialize database
- Initializes SqlSession
- Updates model
- Gets the field value
- Resolves exception
- Gets a connection
- Handles request info
- Override insert
- Get the foreground color code for the logging event
- Sets a Cookie
- Main entry point
- Save a user
- Gets user text
- Get the custom bean factory
- Update a user
- Execute CICada
- Send a hello message
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QUESTION
Does cargo install
download binaries compiled on someone else's computer?
Can it be the case that such pre-builts are sometimes downloaded when executing cargo install
?
The output of cargo install
suggests that compiling takes place, but I am not sure if I can rely that cargo install
will never download anything pre-compiled to my computer.
Thus, whenever I can I manually clone a repo and compile the binaries myself, .e.g.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-09 at 15:59cargo install
downloads and compiles the crate locally, using the same mechanisms as when it builds a crate you have downloaded.
cargo install
defaults to release builds. You have to use the --debug
flag to build debug builds.
The build scripts of the crates may download pre-compiled binaries. For example, crates that are bindings to C libraries may download the library. But this is true even if you git clone
the source as well.
QUESTION
I'm an 8th grader who got this assignment a couple days ago, if anyone needs an explanation as to why it's so easy.
Introduction
As described in BBC's The Code and Planet Earth, Periodical Cicadas go into hibernation for years at a time. They emerge all together as a species at the same time, when they have safety in numbers to feed and start a new generation of cicadas.
But different species of cicada have different hibernation periods. For this challenge, let's say the Red Cicada has a regular hibernation period of 17 years, while the Yellow Cicada has a regular hibernation period of 13 years. (You might notice that these are prime numbers. It works to minimise the chance of the Red and Yellow Cicadas both emerging in the same year, when they would have to compete for the same food.)
Now, here's your challenge: We know that the Red Cicada last emerged in 2005, and it has a hibernation period of 17 years. We also know that the Yellow Cicada last emerged in 2011, and it has a hibernation period of 13 years.
Your job is to model the next 1000 years to figure out which years will have a rare clash. Your solution needs to list the specific years between now and 3020 when both species emerge together in the same year.
I don't want the answer to my question, I could do that by hand. I've got a little bit of the code down, but i need it to repeat until 3020 and outline any crashes
here's what i've got so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-22 at 01:55You're pretty close, what you have is one iteration. You just need to have a while loop that increments each of red or yellow until either of them exceed the year 3020.
QUESTION
Both links with following anchor-ed a tags:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-26 at 16:17...
links to an element with id="cd"
.
You need to have a matching element to link to.
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