IDEA to IDEA developers..
Do you use standard collection classes to store lots of indexing data or other similar stuff?
If you do you should take a look at fastutil http://freshmeat.net/projects/fastutil/ package. The primitive container classes can sometimes save as much as 200..800% of memory.
As an example I need to store and retrieve integer values from a set and the fastutil's IntOpenHashSet consumes 8x less memory than regular HashSet.. Plus it's much faster too =)
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As I understand the LGPL (and for the record I'm not an ANAL ;o) IntelliJ has no obligation to provide a download link as long as they notify the trove4j project that they're willing to send them their modifications if they want.
The only thing that IntelliJ needs to do (and you guys must do this if you don't want to risk a lawsuite unless you've gotten explicit permission from the trove4j project) is to add the LGPL licence notification ("this software uses code licenced under the LGPL... blablabla") to the IDEA distribution.
Kind regards, Stefan.
p.s. the LGPL does in fact allow you to use the code and link agains it so there is no question that IntelliJ has every right to use trove4j provided that the above conditions are met.
"Robert Gibson" <robbie_usenet@yahoo.co.uk> a écrit dans le message de
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Ooops, sorry, I had forgotten the "only once" clause in your problem !
I'll have to rework my regexp to include that :D
So there are three words with a,e,i,o,u.
Interestingly off topic.
Guillaume
"Robert Gibson" <robbie_usenet@yahoo.co.uk> a écrit dans le message de
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facetious
abstemious
arsenious
AND abstentious ! we've forgotten this one
>was soll das? ich schreib doch auch nix in deutsch ins forum(auser jetzt,
aber das hat sein müssen :))!
Hmmm... I'm not sure I understood...
My German is not very good.
Aber ich werde nicht in Deutsh schreiben, weil mein Deutsch nicht sehr gut
ist.
Guillaume
(did I make a mistake ???)
But better than my French :)
Tom
On 12/12/03 3:14 PM, in article brcb2e$8sb$1@is.intellij.net, "Thomas
Singer" <idea@NOregnisSpam.de> wrote:
>> My German is not very good.
À ïî-ðóññêè ìîæíî? Äàâàéòå ñîñòàâèì êîëëåêöèþ èñïîëüçóåìûõ ÿçûêîâ!
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http://www.intellij.com
"Develop with pleasure!"
On 2003/12/12 13:51, Maxim Shafirov (JetBrains) wrote:
Nu snap ik er echt helemaal niks meer van. Kunnen we niet gewoon in het
Engels berichten schrijven?
Bas
Well... this time I don't understand :(
A po-russky ? means "and in russian" ? something like that ?
I manage to read russian slowly, because I'm not used to the alphabet, but I
don't understand a single word of it :-((
Guillaume
Only Babelfish-recognised languages allowed! ;)
Maxim Shafirov (JetBrains) wrote:
Det mesta som sas tidigare kunde jag hänga med i men det där förstod jag
inte alls. Man borde kanske lära sig det kyrilliska alfabetet så man i
alla fall kan tyda ut hur orden borde låta...
vam ghajtaH ghoSta' Daq tIq yap!
Jonas Kvarnström wrote:
>> Ð� по-Ñ?Ñ?Ñ�Ñ�ки можно? Ð?авайÑ?е Ñ�оÑ�Ñ?авим коллекÑ?иÑ? иÑ�полÑ?зÑ?емÑ?Ñ? Ñ�зÑ?ков!
Not bad, although I think if I had to choose a second to fulfill my
original quest it would have to be 'abstemious' - interesting, though,
that 'abstentious' means the same and also matches the regex!
Thanks for the distraction!
Robbie
This reminds me on my Russian lessons. Thanks God, our teacher knew that
Russian was not our major interest :)
Tom
Hitting random keys on the keyboard does not count :P
Tom
So you are from the East side, after all. :)
(See
http://www.intellij.net/forums/thread.jsp?forum=22&thread=57367&message=638447&q=4765726d616e79#638447
if you missed the question).
Andrei
"Thomas Singer" <idea@NOregnisSpam.de> wrote in message
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>
>
Yes, I know boths sides of the medal.
Tom
çíà÷è Áúëãàðñêèÿ ãî èçêëþ÷âàìå îò ñïèñúêà :)
Peut-être, mais le .bg à la fin de votre adresse vous trahit, cher
monsieur - et notre ami le poisson arrive à décrypter la moitié ...
:)
Thomas Singer wrote:
>> vam ghajtaH ghoSta' Daq tIq yap!
Actually, that looks like Klingon. Don't know what it says though.
Ciao,
Gordon
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Ég er alveg hættur að botna í þessu blaðri í ykkur en ákvað samt að vera með þar sem íslenskan telst líklega til furðulegra tungumála hjá ykkur furðufuglunum.
kv. Stefán Freyr.
HAHAHA Notre Ami the poisson... ce ne serait pas: Le Poisson Bavard?
(Babble?)
On Fri, 12 Dec 2003 17:38:53 +0100, Robert Gibson wrote:
don't know why "sequoia" wasn't on the list, but it should have been. plus for only having 2 consonants.
I think all the previous entries had the vowels in order.
oh. didn't see that requirement way back there. ok. but i still like sequoia as an interesting word..
To follow the groovy trend, here is a Groovy script that gives your a list
of words with the vowels in the correct order :
(NB : you need to find on the net a file with all the english words)
import java.io.File
class Facetious
{
static void main(args)
{
foo = new File("wordlist.txt")
foo.eachLine{ word |
if (word ==~ ".ae[aeou]*i[aeiu]ou[^aeiou]*")
{
println(word)
}
}
}
}
The regexp is not perfect, I'll have to fix it, but I'm lazy.
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Guillaume Laforge
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