Microsoft COM for Complex Variables
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Our senior mathematics course in Complex Variables uses technology for complex arithmetic and mappings. Microsoft COM technology is used to produce a component in Visual Basic code that can be used in programs or in Excel. The component encapsulates the data structure and operations for complex arithmetic. The component is used in programming projects for complex valued computations and plotting. We show example projects and how to create the COM complex component.
Website: archives.math.utk.edu | Filesize: 87kb
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A Programmers Guide to Visual Basic.NET
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Just as Visual Basic 1.0 opened the door to Windows development, Visual Basic.NET again opens up software development—this time to the more than three million Visual Basic developers. It makes it easier than ever before for VB developers to build scalable Web and server applications. It provides technology to bridge the gap from traditional client-side development to the next generation of Web services and applications. It extends the RAD experience that is the heart of Visual Basic to the server and to the Internet.
Website: vbcity.com | Filesize: 4243kb
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GETTING THE MOST FROM YOUR CANON EOS-1 CLASS DIGITAL SLR
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Canon’s EOS-1 class digital SLRs (EOS-1D, EOS-1Ds, EOS-1D Mark II and EOS-1Ds Mark II) are clearly the company’s highest quality and most powerful digital SLRs to date. Thanks to their key attributes of EF Lens compatibility, Canon CMOS sensor technology and DIGIC/DIGIC II Image Processors, EOS-1 class digital SLRs produce images with exceptionally low noise, excellent detail and superb color.
Website: www.the-digital-picture.com | Filesize: 1105kb
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Interface-Based Programming
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As explained in Chapter 1, separation of interface from implementation is a core principle of component-oriented programming. When you separate interface from implementation, the client is coded against an abstraction of a service (the interface), not a particular implementation of it (the object). As a result, changing an implementation detail on the server side (or even switching to a different service provider altogether) doesn’t affect the client. This chapter starts by presenting .NET interfaces and describing what options are available to .NET developers when it comes to enforcing the separation of interface from implementation. It then addresses a set of practical issues involving the definition and use of interfaces, such as how to implement multiple interfaces and how to combine interfaces and class hierarchies. After a detailed look at generic interfaces, the chapter ends with a discussion of interface design and factoring guidelines.
Website: www.oreilly.com.cn | Filesize: 979kb
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User Manual C/C++ Precompiler SAP DB
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This user manual describes how to embed SAP DB calls in applications written in the programming language C. It is also possible to embed SAP DB calls in C++ programs, provided that the restrictions described in the following sections are taken into consideration for SQL statements, especially for declare sections.
Website: www.sapdb.org | Filesize: 1110kb
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Common Language Infrastructure (CLI) Introduction and Class Library Factorization
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Overview of the CLI
- A file format
- A common type system
- An extensible metadata system
- An intermediate language
- Access to the underlying platform
- A factored base class library
Website: www.ecma-international.org | Filesize: 563kb
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Parallel Computing Runtime for Microsoft .NET Framework
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The .NET Framework offers comprehensive and flexible thread APIs that allow the efficient implementation of multithreaded applications. These APIs can, however, only be utilized within Symmetric Multiprocessors (SMPs), which have a very limited scalability. For larger systems, which are in the PC world mostly represented as clusters of SMPs, other paradigms like message passing or handcrafted hybrid systems have to be used. These approaches are generally more difficult to program and require major code changes compared to sequential codes. This paper presents an extension to the .NET Framework, which implements the concept of automatic dynamic parallelization of programs. The extension provides both ease-of-use and scalability in development of parallel programs. This drastically eases the use of clusters and opens cluster architectures to a whole range of new potential users and applications.
Website: skif.pereslavl.ru | Filesize: 211kb
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