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So I want to use https://github.com/clojure/math.numeric-tower how do I go about getting and using that library. There does not seem to be instruction on the page.
If you are attempting to use it from a Leiningen managed Clojure project, you would add [org.clojure/math.numeric-tower "0.0.2"] to the :dependencies vector in the project.clj file. Then run the appropriate Leiningen command, like lein repl, if you wanted a repl, or lein run if your project is an application.
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I am making software and want to make a user interface for installation. I would appriciate if anyone could give me any tips, hints, or links which would get em started
I want my installation window to look like this
There a are lots of tools to generate Installer tools for Windows.
I have had good experience with WiX[1] and InnoSetup[2] so far. NSIS[3] is also an alternative.
WiX uses XML to define your installer, InnoSetup uses the Pascal language.
[1] http://wixtoolset.org/
[2] http://www.jrsoftware.org/isinfo.php
[3] http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Main_Page
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which is best popular open source log software/program in c++ program area?
I know log4cpp is one of logging programs, but it had memory leaking issue, So I want know which is popular and best one in production area?
Starting from version 1.54.0, Boost has included boost.log.
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Well,
The title is pretty much my question, in python there is Hashlib, I'd like to know if there is any lib in C/C++ that have sha1, md5... implementations.
Thanks,
Of course, given how pervasive use of these hashes is. For example, OpenSSL has them; see here and here for basic documentation.
There are also standalone implementations; eg here is what I use in my digest package for R.
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Python has the Fabric library to perform such actions, does Clojure have options like that ?
You should take a look to stevedore, it's used extensively in pallet.
From the script reference:
(use '[pallet.stevedore :only [script with-script-language]])
(use '[pallet.script :only [with-script-context]])
(require 'pallet.stevedore.bash) ;; for bash output
(with-script-language :pallet.stevedore.bash/bash
(with-script-context [:ubuntu]
(script
("ls")))
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I am looking for a simple test framework that can output readable by Jenkins. It needs to work with MSVC 6 and 2010. Hopefully something that can be compiled with the project, like a few header files or so. Any advice?
CATCH! That's what I was looking for. In 5 minutes I have it up and running. Just what I was looking for. Thanks to doctorlove!