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- 1. Friendly Budget - Windows Phone - V1.0 - EN - Short version
- 2. X64 Assembly and C++ Tutorial 62: Box Blur Window
- 3. Rattling windows and doors at the Ottawa Jail Hostel
- 4. Yr. 10 Science: Drawing Line Graphs with Excel
Friendly Budget - Windows Phone - V1.0 - EN - Short version
x64 Assembly and C++ Tutorial 62: Box Blur Window
It's been a long time. In this tute we'll start programming a more complex plugin for Imogen. It will be an implementation of the Box Blur function. It will include a ...
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david benito
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on 13 Mar 2014
the idea is great think's,and in want to mention that when you use c++/clr
you actualy use a managed c++ which is slow compared to native c++ and
because of that ,that's not give you a great idea about perforamnce
comparison between c++ and assembly.and i want ro say also that i already
did a multithreaded version of brightness programme and i got a crazy
result because i didn't got a encreese performance as i accepected only 70%
when i used all my 8 cores of my i7 2600K.and i'am exited how you are going
to implemente a multithreaded version of the blured programme .godbye.
What's a Creel?
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on 14 Mar 2014
That's great to hear you got a good result on the brightness algorithm!CLR is just a library. It's only the CLR objects and methods which use slow (but safe) managed memory. Native C++ runs at the same speed regardless of whether your project references CLR or not. At least, I think that's how it works; if you know otherwise, I'd be very interested in hearing, or if you know of a resource, I'd love to read it!I've not thought about the algorithm I will use for the multi threaded version of the box blur. A good (and easy) technique would be to split the workload between threads and have them work on their own sections of the image independently. I hope it's a good intro to multi threading because there's almost no communication between threads, except for a couple of rendezvous barriers.Have a great day, and thanks for watching!
Rattling windows and doors at the Ottawa Jail Hostel
The Haunted Walk tour guide Leonard Belsher recounts one of his most chilling moments giving tours at the Ottawa Jail Hostel.
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sillysparky38010
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on 02 Nov 2014
Our guide told us a similar story during our tour last night. We were in
death row and on our way out we heard two distinct knocks on the brown
door. Our guide was already out of the room, waiting at the gallows, but us
in the back heard the knocks. The people in front of us thoughts one of
them had done it as a joke but when my friends and I passed by it happened
again! Definitely the scariest part of the tour for us!
SplatshotPB
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on 03 Jul 2015
i scared the shit outta my girlfriend when we went here, especially after
she got trapped between the two large doors in death row. if you've taken
the tour you know what i mean
Yr. 10 Science: Drawing Line Graphs with Excel
For those of you who are unsure about how to use Excel, here's a guide showing you how to write a formula to average your results (if you did multiple trials) and ...
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