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I have an embedded system running on a little-endian Cortex-M3. This system is able to accept packets from the network and reply to them. Now, I would like the system to start generating files. These ...
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I know there are already questions about file structure in MVVM but I haven't found the pros and cons for the following two structures. What would be better for a large-scale project, and why choose ...
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Coming from the world of C#, where, despite sharing namespaces, it's quite common for every class to have its own file, I find that Rust codebases seem to have a complete different sort of philosophy (...
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I've been designing an event processor for state machines in C and I'm trying to figure out what's the best way to break down my components in simpler and smaller *.h and *.c files. Specifically I'm ...
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I have developed an open-source vue.js scaffold which is based on my exprience and study on various vuejs projects. Currently it has a good structure(i think), but i'm nervous about is it good ...
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Summary: Why shouldn't I put model, serializer and view classes for the same object in the same file in my Django Rest Framework application? I'm building an application using the Django Rest ...
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I try to build a very small object database, not for production only to learn a bit in my spare time. I've got a data structure that saves my data in blocks of a specific size und combine them when ...
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I really don't know which StackExchange site this belongs on. It didn't seem to match the "on-topic" list of DBA.SE or SO.SE ... so please let me know if I should move it. I also couldn't find a ...
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Considering a Python Project structure such as the following, where there are "empty" packages with __init__ files simply pulling code from the lib folder: . ├── foo │   ├── fred │   │   └── __init__....
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Currently i am handling placing my services by their action type like App Services Storage Payments Providers Gateways IpnHandler But i felt like whenever our payment providers are growing i have to ...
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I have a very large class of 59 methods and about 3000 lines of code. I know that's far larger than most people would want, but the class represents a virtual machine, and most of the methods are run ...
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I am working with huge point clouds (1 billion points). I need to process and display them but because of the size of the data, I can't have it all in memory at the same time. First of all, I am not ...
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In GNU/Linux the recommended installation directory for internal binaries of a given package is /usr/lib or /usr/libexec. However, I can't find any recommendation for internal (non-binary) executable ...
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Suppose I want design and implement a a large and complex file format, like pdf or docx; how do I have to structure it? How can they contain so many different data types like images, macros or ...
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I'm writing a Python tool to convert/store the data from a commonly used plaintext file format for volumetric data generated by computational chemistry calculations into the binary HDF5 format using ...
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