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Fortran vs C, is your symbol really necessary

All the legacy protein energy potential code is in Fortran 77. However I use C for bread an butter work. For instance I recently had to load in over 400 data files, a matrix of interactionss for...
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Microcontroller Programming in Assembly Language PART 2

Microcontroller Programming in Assembly Language PART 2 In the previous two articles we discuss about how to create a MPLAB project and understood some basic features and instruction available in...
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Parallel port programming in Visual Basic

Parallel port programming in Visual Basic Structure of a parallel port In here I basically focused on using the parallel port to output data. For that I used Data outputs in the port. We can...
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GUIs versus little languages

We use several software tools in our research. These include wordprocessors, graphics packages, slide show presentation packages, tools for manipulating data, and of course programming languages....
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The "best" language? It's the libraries, stupid!

A nice quote from ReadWriteWeb: Let's be clear. It is not the language, but the libraries that matter. Every time I hear developers talk about a new language and say it is by far the best one, I...
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Protein rotamers

Sometimes you just wish you could program visually. Proteins consist of a long chain of amino acids, or "residues", connected together in what we call the "backbone". All the backbone atoms for...
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Am I the only one?? Someone please tell me I'm not...

As an intelligent woman, I've always loved challenging myself..so, 8 months ago when I decided to embark on a computer science degree, I really didn't for see any surprises headed my way. All of a...
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Amazon S3 for Storage for your Java and Web Apps

We are looking into using Amazon S3 and EC2 for scaling out a Java software solution for a new Web 2.0 service we are building. The thing with Amazon S3 is that it is neither a fully CAS (Content...
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Connection Pooling in DotNet

Abstract The process of establishing a database connection can be time consuming depending upon network connectivity. Connection pooling is a viable option if the network is an issue, and...
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Executing an array as code

Here is a neat little piece of code that I created yesterday. I posted this in my GDNet blog, but decided to share it here as well! Beware, the ugliest hack you will ever see! char code = {...
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Google Friendly Links in C# ASP .NET

-1) { Response.Redirect("/Sample.aspx"); } Notice how sample.html is being redirected to Sample.aspx. The forward slash in the front indicates the page is located at the root directory of...
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Tribute to Visual B

Programming should not just be like cutting codes only, for it essential and adviceable for every good programmer to be knowledgeable in the game of CHESS. Am say this for reality it is some thing i...
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Very Quick Guide To DLinq: Part 3 (LIKE, IN, DATEDIFF)

Much of the time, it's fairly straightforward to express an SQL query in Linq instead. However, there are some things that aren't quite so clear how to do. In this article, I'll take a look at some...
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April Fools Day!!! (Off by one, I know)

Jeeze, its been some time sense I updated my blogs, I decided "what the hey". I hope everyone enjoyed a whacked out april fools day!! Yey!! (Er.. I didnt do anything interesting; it would be cool...
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When Linq and ref Parameters Meet

", then checks that it is less than 5, producing a boolean result. class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { var TestList = new List() { 1, 3, 8, 9, 10 };...
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Very Quick Guide To DLinq: Part 2

In this part I'm going to take a look at inserts, updates and deletes using DLinq. === The Overall Model === First, to make changes to a database, you instantiate the data context object, just as...
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Very Quick Guide To DLinq: Part 1

We have already written about using Linq, but didn't cover DLinq. This post takes a quick look at getting started with DLinq, which allows you to write Linq queries against databases. Once you're up...
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Google Trends of Programming Languages

Google Trends allows you to compare the popularity of various search terms. A friend pointed me at this, having put Java into it and noted a "dropping trend". I played around with it for a while,...
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Eveh3D and OS Updates...

Hey everyone, This is a quick update on everything. Eveh3D Heres the current pic for Eveh3D's Scene Editor and Eveh3D Game Engine. The engine itself has a little over 63,000 lines of code...
 

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