关于Python的故事......有点儿 [英] A story about Python... sort of
问题描述
今天有一个关于Slashdot的故事
开源项目管理课程
=================== ===================
http://developers.slashdot.org/artic...e=flat&tid=185
" Paul Baranowski花了一点时间思考开源项目
管理在他的博客中。他的反思是基于Peek-a-booty项目的头两年
。关于媒体报道的有趣评论，
选择编程语言，何时发布项目等等。
在该文章中，Paul Baranowski列出了一系列课程。一个是
工程课
-------------------
1. C / C ++不再是一种可行的开发语言
他在文章中并没有真正说出应该使用什么语言
。但是有另一页的链接：
你推荐哪种语言？
=============== =================
http://peek-a-booty.org/Docs/WhichLa...uRecomcom.htm
猜猜它是哪种语言？
关于Max M
你好，Max！
你写于7月3日星期四2003 11:17:30 +0200：
MM>今天有一个关于Slashdot的故事
[对不起，跳过]
MM>猜猜它是哪种语言？
InterEnglish？
最诚挚的问候，Egor Bolonev。电子邮件： eb******@rol.ru [ru eo en]
你好，Max！
你在2003年7月3日星期四11:17:30 +0200写道：
MM>今天有一个关于Slashdot的故事
[对不起，跳过]
MM>猜猜它是哪种语言？
InterEnglish？
最诚挚的问候，Egor Bolonev。电子邮件： eb******@rol.ru [ru eo en]
导入火焰。*
导入抱歉。*
好的，我非常尊重python，关于C ++的东西是一堆hooey。
编译时间有问题吗？给我一个休息时间。
1）单独编译？
2）预编译头文件？
3）允许集群编译的工具？
4）曾经读过Lacos的大规模c ++开发吗？必须为大型c ++
项目。信封成语，以帮助编译等等。
无论如何，如果编码速度太快，编译时间变得很严重，那么你要么是b / b
问题，要么是
a）地球上最聪明，最快的程序员
b）思维不够
c ++在执行速度和内存效率是必须的时候很棒。这很难学，但是有很多好处，你真的想要你的项目涉及的半智者（b
（谁也学不到）？它（按设计）使得以前的C程序员生产速度非常快。凭经验 - 只需看看所有
SF上的C ++项目！
max。
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" Max M" <毫安** @ mxm.dk>在消息中写道
news：3f *********************** @ dread12.news.tele.d k ... < blockquote class =post_quotes>今天有一个关于Slashdot的故事
开源项目管理课程
=================== ===================
http://developers.slashdot.org/artic...&mode=flat&tid
= 185
Paul Baranowski花了一点时间在他的博客中反思开源项目管理。他的反思是基于Peek-a-booty项目的前两年。有趣的评论媒体报道，选择编程语言，何时发布项目等等。
在那篇文章中，Paul Baranowski列出了一系列课程。一个是
工程课程
-------------------
1. C / C ++不再是可行的发展语言
他在文章中并没有真正说出应该使用什么语言
。但是有另一页的链接：
你推荐哪种语言？
======================= =========
http：/ /peek-a-booty.org/Docs/WhichLa...uRecomcom.htm
猜猜它是哪种语言？
关于Max M
There is a story today on Slashdot
Open Source Project Management Lessons
======================================
http://developers.slashdot.org/artic...e=flat&tid=185
"Paul Baranowski takes a moment to reflect on Open Source Project
Management in his blog. His reflections are based on the first two years
of the Peek-a-booty project." Interesting comments on media coverage,
choice of programming language, when to release a project, and more.
In that article Paul Baranowski has a list of lessons. One being
Engineering Lessons
-------------------
1. C/C++ is no longer a viable development language
He doesn''t really say in the article what language should be used
instead. But there is a link to another page:
Which Language Do You Recommend?
================================
http://peek-a-booty.org/Docs/WhichLa...uRecommend.htm
And guess which language it is?
regards Max M
Hello, Max!
You wrote on Thu, 03 Jul 2003 11:17:30 +0200:
MM> There is a story today on Slashdot
[Sorry, skipped]
MM> And guess which language it is?
InterEnglish?
With best regards, Egor Bolonev. E-mail: eb******@rol.ru [ru eo en]
Hello, Max!
You wrote on Thu, 03 Jul 2003 11:17:30 +0200:
MM> There is a story today on Slashdot
[Sorry, skipped]
MM> And guess which language it is?
InterEnglish?
With best regards, Egor Bolonev. E-mail: eb******@rol.ru [ru eo en]
import flame.*
import sorry.*
Ok, with all my respect to python, the stuff about C++ is a bunch of hooey.
Compilation time is the problem? Give me a break.
1) separate compilation?
2) precompiled headers?
3) tools that allow cluster compilation?
4) ever read ''large-scale c++ development'' by Lacos? a must for large c++
project. letter-envelope idiom to help compilation...etc.
Anyway, if you are coding so fast that compilation time becomes a serious
problem you are either
a) the smartest and fastest programmer on earth
b) are not thinking enough
c++ is great when execution speed and memory efficiency is a must. It is
hard to learn, but there are great benefits, and do you really want halfwits
(who can''t learn it) involved on your project? It also (by design) makes
previous C programmers productive very fast. Empirically - just look at all
the C++ projects on SF!
max.
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"Max M" <ma**@mxm.dk> wrote in message
news:3f***********************@dread12.news.tele.d k...There is a story today on Slashdot
Open Source Project Management Lessons
======================================
http://developers.slashdot.org/artic...&mode=flat&tid
=185
"Paul Baranowski takes a moment to reflect on Open Source Project
Management in his blog. His reflections are based on the first two years
of the Peek-a-booty project." Interesting comments on media coverage,
choice of programming language, when to release a project, and more.
In that article Paul Baranowski has a list of lessons. One being
Engineering Lessons
-------------------
1. C/C++ is no longer a viable development language
He doesn''t really say in the article what language should be used
instead. But there is a link to another page:
Which Language Do You Recommend?
================================
http://peek-a-booty.org/Docs/WhichLa...uRecommend.htm
And guess which language it is?
regards Max M
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