http://www.nczonline.net/blog/2010/01/26/answering-baranovskiys-javascript-quiz/ Answering Baranovskiy’s JavaScript quiz Posted at January 26, 2010 09:00 am by Nicholas C. Zakas Tags: Hoisting , JavaScript Last week, I tweeted about a JavaScript quiz I came across on Dmitry Baranovskiy’s blog entitled, So you think you know JavaScript? As with other quizzes of this type, there is only one question to answer for five different pieces of example code: what is the result? The example code tests some of the quirkier attributes of JavaScript engine behavior. I’ve seen similar quizzes in the past, sometimes by people saying that they use it as a test during job interviews. I think doing so is both disrespectful to the candidate as well as generally useless. You don’t encounter this type of quirk every day, so making that the minimum to get a job is about as useful as asking flight attendant candidate...
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http://azurvii.blogspot.com/2012/11/eclipse-qmake-general-purpose-building.html ------------------------------------- Eclipse CDT: great C++ IDE QMake: simple but powerful make-based build system QMake does not work only for Qt toolkit, it could be used for other projects. How I set up CDT + QMake: get CDT and Qt configure CDT to what you like (e.g. showing line number, etc.) add 2 external tools running at project location, one runs qmake -project , and another does qmake -spec macx-g++ qmake -project is used to scan the folders, and pick out what will be c++ compile. It will generate a .pro file qmake alone (or with -spec ) will read the .pro file and generate the actual Makefile. make a qmake.conf file to be included in the .pro file (with a line of include(qmake.conf) ). This is to separate special settings from the .pro file, which would get erased when qmake -project is run. Sample qmake.conf CONFIG -= qt CONFIG += release TARGET = test2 DESTDIR = build...
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