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In ARM64 compilers with GCC-like __asm__, how could I make use of multi-vector NEON types like uint8x16x4_t?

I need to clean up a config file before a source it. I need to remove any lines that have

• Start with #
• Any number of white space then a #
• blank lines
• Remove (and including) # and everything after it if line starts with a string.

Example config:

I want to make a contract about static methods/properties in order to use them in a generic setting. Like this:

I am trying add types to a function, that takes as parameters an array of typed objects, and return a mapped array of another type :

I'm looking to create a object type UiPrefixed where all the keys in the object have to be prefixed with /^ui\:.+/, is this possible?

I have some related classes that implement the same method

I read this documentation for a range-based for loop:

The member interpretation is used if the range type has a member named begin and a member named end. This is done regardless of whether the member is a type, data member, function, or enumerator, and regardless of its accessibility. Thus a class like class meow { enum { begin = 1, end = 2}; /* rest of class */ }; cannot be used with the range-based for loop even if the namespace-scope begin/end functions are present.

I do not understand this paragraph. What does the member interpretation do so as to forbid the example class being used with the range-based for loop?

I'm new to MongoDB and I'm trying to write some queries for website comments.

I have a collection like this:

I am trying to create a new array where elements of the original array are replaced with their corresponding values in the hash. I want to compare every element in arr to the key in hash and if they are equal shovel them into the arr and return it at the end. Why is my code not working and how can I access/return the key value of the respective entry in hash, not only the value pointed to by the key? If you get what I am saying.