dcaoyuan
- Missed Erlounge CN this year.5:04 AM Nov 7th from TwitIQ
- NetBeans Scala: upgraded to Scala 2.8.0.r194335:02 AM Nov 7th from TwitIQ
- oops, I forgot to -optimise on scalac1:17 PM Nov 4th from TwitIQ
- : call on Math.Max_Float, Float.NaN etc will cause boxing, I have to use java.lang.Float.MAX_VALUE, java.lang.Float.NaN instead11:53 AM Nov 4th from TwitIQ
- I mean: custom Scala's ArrayBuffer and half memory usage, this should save about $20000 on our production.5:37 AM Nov 3rd from TwitIQ
- Done a costumed scala ArrayBuffer that supports primitive type, the memory usage reduced to one-half now.5:34 AM Nov 3rd from TwitIQ
- Filed Scala ticket: 5:33 AM Nov 3rd from TwitIQ
- @ That's what I concern: what's happen when @ on "new Array[AnyRef]" ?7:26 AM Nov 2nd from TwitIQ in reply to milessabin
- @ I'm porting an old project AIOTrade to Scala, I need an efficient ArrayList likeness7:21 AM Nov 2nd from TwitIQ in reply to milessabin
- @ I need a wave invitation:-)7:09 AM Nov 2nd from TwitIQ in reply to milessabin
- @ It seems ArrayBuffer extends ResizableArray which use var array = new Array[AnyRef]7:06 AM Nov 2nd from TwitIQ in reply to milessabin
- Does anybody know If scala's ArrayBuffer is efficient? i.e. how it treats primitive type?6:41 AM Nov 2nd from TwitIQ
- Ported major parts of AIOTrade to .1:21 AM Nov 1st from TwitIQ
- @ I just fixed it for NB. But you may also encounter it: Namers.scala around line 1190, won't reported in typers.scala again2:47 AM Oct 27th from TwitIQ in reply to milessabin
- cc on import statements lost in recent scala compiler code changes, I'll get it back.1:17 AM Oct 27th from TwitIQ
- Released Scala for NetBeans 6.8beat: 10:03 PM Oct 24th from TwitIQ
- Filed another ticket on current Scala-2.8.0 trunk, so, Scala plugin for NetBeans 6.8 beta will be pending11:03 PM Oct 23rd from TwitIQ
- Finished presentation at SD2China. Nice to meet Bill Vennes12:41 AM Oct 23rd from TwitIQ
- Will go to SD2 china at 3:00pm10:05 PM Oct 21st from TwitIQ
- Upgraded to Scala-2.8.0.r191801:27 AM Oct 21st from TwitIQ
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