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Visitation Graphic Monitor 8 Years Ago by davy_yg … would like to know if it is possible to create visitation graphic monitor with CI or php? Like I would like… Re: Visitation Graphic Monitor 8 Years Ago by rproffitt Have to write I don't know how to do this. But I know how I might tackle it. First I'd sketch out what this report would look like and then for each item on the report think through or document where to get the data and how to calculate the value needed for the report. It may be that you would need to store all the input data in some SQL … Load only part of a webpage 13 Years Ago by spiderguy84 …</b><br />Visitation Team 1<br /><br…</b><br />Visitation Team 2<br /><br…</b><br />Visitation Team 3<br /><br…</b><br />Visitation Team 4<br /><br… Can I stop digging now! 17 Years Ago by gazzaleanuk … days that I had done this) [/B] [B]Noticed after visitation from malware which knocked out Ms Defender and put and… pause and stopping in vb 08 media player 14 Years Ago by clueless02246 … the usual media player controls in the bottom of the visitation. my pause button does not work at all and this… Keep it Hot! The secret to high-performance code 9 Years Ago by mike_2000_17 … a somewhat peculiar way. It uses a kind of generic visitation pattern, which is actually pretty nice, but it's not… Re: Married or not 16 Years Ago by Ezzaral … the US that piece of paper confers rights of survivorship, visitation, custody of children, and such. My wife knows I love… Re: Married or not 16 Years Ago by hbk619 … the US that piece of paper confers rights of survivorship, visitation, custody of children, and such. My wife knows I love… Re: Design issue/code review 12 Years Ago by mike_2000_17 … clear, you can split the core traversal algorithm, the basic visitation method (note you can have more elaborate visitors that feed… Re: Design issue/code review 12 Years Ago by mike_2000_17 … that the processor will be able to cache all the visitation code and memory (for output), than it is it will… Re: Stl's priority_queue or a heap written by me 12 Years Ago by mike_2000_17 …, which both are just thin-wrappers for a Breadth-first visitation algorithm, use a custom priority-queue implementation. This priority-queue… Re: Load only part of a webpage 13 Years Ago by Dandello I assume this page is the one being generated by whatever is feeding '?core=Webpages&page=Newsline' The template that the request belongs to is the part that needs editing. At a guess - the url is pointing to an index.??? that is parsing the instruction for a template called Webpages and an include of Newsline. I don't know anything about … Re: Load only part of a webpage 13 Years Ago by spiderguy84 [QUOTE=Dandello;1341438]I assume this page is the one being generated by whatever is feeding '?core=Webpages&page=Newsline' The template that the request belongs to is the part that needs editing. At a guess - the url is pointing to an index.??? that is parsing the instruction for a template called Webpages and an include of Newsline. I … Re: Load only part of a webpage 13 Years Ago by Dandello What I'm trying to say is that the page you see on your browser is not the source of what is being sent [B]to[/B] the browser. URL is calling for something after a question mark - that normally indicates information being sent to a script that gives it specifics about what is being asked for. In this case, '?core=Webpages&page=Newsline' is … Re: Keep it Hot! The secret to high-performance code 9 Years Ago by NathanOliver What a great post Mikael. I never though about sorting derived objects in the container so that the same function keeps getting called. I would suppose this would also help with vtable lookups? I do have a question regarding precomputation of values. Lets say that I have a `std::vector<std::vector<int>>` where the nested vector can … Re: Keep it Hot! The secret to high-performance code 9 Years Ago by mike_2000_17 > I never though about sorting derived objects in the container so that the same function keeps getting called. I would suppose this would also help with vtable lookups? Yes, that's a good point. The vtable lookup is also part of it. Virtual tables, like anything else, can also get "cold". You basically get twice the cache-miss … Re: Keep it Hot! The secret to high-performance code 9 Years Ago by NathanOliver Argh. Thanks fo spotting the typo.