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Parallel programming library? (+ some features) Ok, thank you :) |
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Parallel programming library? (+ some features) What do you mean? Do you use TPL or is TBB shipped with your Visual Studio edition? |
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Parallel programming library? (+ some features) Ok I've had a closer look at TBB and it indeed doesn't seem that tricky to use. I was especially puzzled about task cancellation and dependency, but the first one can be achieved but cancelling the task group and the second one by building a dependency graph. Thanks. TBB's license is still an issue but I suppose that when one needs that parallelization quality, buying a commercial license is ok. The only left developers are those developing open source AND commercial-usable software. |
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Chrome doesn't always repeat events with JavaScript setInterval() Thank you very much to both of you. Got it to work (well.. I didn't do much in it..). The only point is that the second image appears first, and is then quickly faded to show the first one, also quickly faded to re-show the second one. Then everything goes well. It's not really annoying so I think I'll stick with it unless I really have time to waste. |
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Chrome doesn't always repeat events with JavaScript setInterval() @levi: thank you for both notes. I'm quite new to both javascript and jQuery (1 week) thus I chose what was the most straightforward way to me. Just doing a fading effect seemed quite simple, that's why I haven't looked for an already done solution. Moreover, I wasn't even aware that there were so many jQuery plugins for everything. So.. newbies mistake, same for namespace thing. |
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Chrome doesn't always repeat events with JavaScript setInterval() @levi: woops. It was taken from engineeredweb.com/blog/09/12/… (and slightly modified to use the images var instead of 'arguments'). I've dropped the function here to shorten the source code, but I forgot to drop the preLoadImages() call. |
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Chrome doesn't always repeat events with JavaScript setInterval() Well, I could get rid of the back image being shortly visible (I'd inverted back and front...): var back = back_image(); var front = front_image(); front.fadeOut('slow'); back.fadeIn('slow'); |
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Chrome doesn't always repeat events with JavaScript setInterval() @pimvdb: great.. I've some improvement to do... |
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Chrome doesn't always repeat events with JavaScript setInterval() @pimvdb: which web browser are you using? |
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Chrome doesn't always repeat events with JavaScript setInterval() @Joseph: For sure, don't hesitate. |
