C++ Coding Standard. C++ Coding Standard Last Modified: 2. Tmh Contents. To make comments on this page please see the new Disqus comment section. Pferor was also nice enough to make a copy of this document available in pdf format. Introduction. Resources- Take a Look! Names. Documentation. Complexity Management. Classes. Process. Formatting. Exceptions. Templates. Namespaces. Miscellaneous. Portability. Popular Myths Introduction Standardization is Important. ![]() ![]() ![]() Barcos Caffee. Met meer dan 25 jaar ervaring in de branche kan Barcos Caffee alles met betrekking tot de koffie en thee verzorging bieden. Het leveren van alleen een. How To Frame A Porch Shed Roof - How Much Will I Cost To Build A 10 By 16 Shed How To Frame A Porch Shed Roof Free Blueprint Apps For The Computer Lowe Sheds. Tabtight professional, free when you need it, VPN service. It helps if the standard annoys everyone in some way so everyone. The proposal here. It is no particular person's style. When a project tries to adhere to common standards a few. Programmers can go into any code and figure out what's going on. New people can get up to speed quickly. People new to C++ are spared the need to develop a personal. People new to C++ are spared making the same mistakes over. People make fewer mistakes in consistent environments. Programmers have a common enemy : -). The standard is usually stupid because it was made by someone. C++. The standard is usually stupid because it's not what I do. Standards reduce creativity. Standards are unnecessary as long as people are consistent. Standards enforce too much structure. People ignore standards anyway. Standards can be used as a reason for NIH (not invented here). The experience of many projects leads to the conclusion that using. Are standards. necessary for success? Of course not. But they help, and we need all the. Be honest, most arguments against a particular. Few decisions in a reasonable standard really. So be flexible, control the ego a bit, and remember any project. Standards Enforcement. First, any serious concerns about the standard should be brought. Maybe the standard is not. It may have overlooked. In any case, once finalized hopefully people will play the adult and. Failing willing cooperation it can be made a requirement that. Failing that the only solution is a massive tickling party on the. Accepting an Idea It's impossible. Maybe it's possible, but it's weak and uninteresting. It is true and I told you so. I thought of it first. How could it be otherwise. If you come to objects with a negative preconception please. You may still conclude objects are bunk. Allow yourself to travel it for a while. Phases of a Project Enthusiasm. Disillusionment. A Search for the Guilty. The Punishment of the Innocent. Praise and Honor for the Non- Participants. Flow Chart for Project Decision Making. START |. +- -- -- -- -- +. V. YES +- -- -- -- -- -- -+ NO. DOES THE |- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- +. DAMN THING | |. V | WORK? V. +- -- -- -- -- -- -+ +- -- -- -- -- -- -+ +- -- -- -- -- -- -- -+ NO. DON'T FUCK | | DID YOU FUCK |- -- -- +. WITH IT | | WITH IT? YES |. | V |. HIDE | NO | DOES ANYONE |< -- -- -- | YOU DUMBSHIT! IT |< -- -- | KNOW? V |. YOU POOR | YES | WILL YOU | |. BASTARD |< -- -- -- | CATCH HELL? NO. | | V V. V +- -- -- -- -- -- -- + +- -- -- -- -- -- -+. STOP |< -- -- -- | SHITCAN IT |. Alexander von Humboldt - Wikipedia. Alexander von Humboldt. Born. 14 September 1. Berlin, Kingdom of Prussia. Died. 6 May 1. 85. Berlin, Kingdom of Prussia, German Confederation. Resting place. Schloss Tegel. Nationality. German. Alma mater. Freiberg School of Mines (diploma, 1. University of Frankfurt (Oder) (no degree)University of Göttingen (no degree)University of Berlin (no degree)Known for. Biogeography, Kosmos (1. Humboldt Current, Humboldtian science, Berlin Romanticism[2]Awards. Copley Medal (1. 85. Scientific career. Fields. Geography. Academic advisors. Markus Herz, Carl Ludwig Willdenow. Notable students. Louis Agassiz. Influences. F. W. J. Schelling Humboldt attended Schelling's lectures at the University of Berlin (Schelling taught there 1. Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling - Biography" at egs. Lara Ostaric, Interpreting Schelling: Critical Essays, Cambridge University Press, 2. Rupke 2. 00. 8, p. 1. Influenced. Darwin, Wallace, Thoreau, Whitman, Emerson, Muir, Irving, Noam Chomsky. Signature. Friedrich Wilhelm Heinrich Alexander von Humboldt (German: [ˈhʊmbɔlt] ( listen); 1. September 1. 76. 9 – 6 May 1. Prussiangeographer, naturalist, explorer, and influential proponent of Romantic philosophy and science.[4] He was the younger brother of the Prussian minister, philosopher, and linguist. Wilhelm von Humboldt (1. Humboldt's quantitative work on botanicalgeography laid the foundation for the field of biogeography. Humboldt's advocacy of long- term systematic geophysical measurement laid the foundation for modern geomagnetic and meteorological monitoring.[8][9]Between 1. Humboldt travelled extensively in Latin America, exploring and describing it for the first time from a modern scientific point of view. His description of the journey was written up and published in an enormous set of volumes over 2. Humboldt was one of the first people to propose that the lands bordering the Atlantic Ocean were once joined (South America and Africa in particular). Humboldt resurrected the use of the word cosmos from the ancient Greek and assigned it to his multi- volume treatise, Kosmos, in which he sought to unify diverse branches of scientific knowledge and culture. This important work also motivated a holistic perception of the universe as one interacting entity.[1. He was the first person to describe the phenomenon and cause of human- induced climate change, in 1. Biography of early life[edit]Early life and education[edit]. Humboldt as a boy with his widowed mother, Maria Elisabeth (Colomb) von Humboldt. Alexander von Humboldt was born in Berlin in Prussia on 1. September 1. 76. 9.[1. He was baptized as a baby in the Lutheran faith, with the Duke of Brunswick serving as godfather. Humboldt's father, Alexander Georg von Humboldt, belonged to a prominent Pomeranian family, although not one of the titled gentry; a major in the Prussian Army, who had served with the Duke of Brunswick. At age 4. 2, Alexander Georg was rewarded for his services in the Seven Years' War with the post of Royal Chamberlain.[1. He profited from the contract to lease state lotteries and tobacco sales. He first married the daughter of Prussian General Adjutant Schweder.[1. In 1. 76. 6, Alexander Georg married Maria Elisabeth Colomb, a well- educated woman and widow of Baron Hollwede, with whom she had a son. Alexander Georg and Maria Elisabeth had three children, a daughter, who died young, and then two sons, Wilhelm and Alexander. Her first- born son, Wilhelm's and Alexander's half- brother, was something of a ne'er do well, not often mentioned in the family history. Alexander Georg died in 1. Humboldt in the care of their emotionally distant mother. She did have high ambitions for Alexander and his older brother Wilhelm, hiring excellent tutors, who were Enlightenment thinkers, including Kantian physician Marcus Herz and botanist Karl Ludwig Willdenow, who became one of the most important botanists in Germany. Humboldt's mother expected them to become civil servants of the Prussian state. The money Baron Holwede left to Alexander's mother became, after her death, instrumental in funding Alexander's explorations, contributing more than 7. Due to his youthful penchant for collecting and labeling plants, shells and insects, Alexander received the playful title of "the little apothecary".[1. Marked for a political career, Alexander studied finance for six months in 1. University of Frankfurt (Oder), which his mother might have chosen less for its academic excellence as its closeness to their home in Berlin. On April 2. 5, 1. Göttingen, then known for the lectures of C. G. Heyne and anatomist J. F. Blumenbach. His brother Wilhelm was already a student at Göttingen, but they did not interact much since their intellectual interests were quite different. His vast and varied interests were by this time fully developed.[1. At Göttingen he met Georg Forster, a naturalist who had been with Captain James Cook on his second voyage. Humboldt traveled with Forster in Europe. The two traveled to England, Humboldt's first sea voyage, The Netherlands, and France. In England, he met Sir Joseph Banks, President of the Royal Society, who had traveled with Captain Cook; Banks showed Humboldt his huge herbarium, with specimens of the South Sea tropics. The scientific friendship between Banks and Humboldt lasted until Banks's death in 1. Banks also mobilized his scientific contacts in later years to aid Humboldt's work. Humboldt's scientific excursion up the Rhine resulted in his 1. Mineralogische Beobachtungen über einige Basalte am Rhein (Brunswick, 1. Mineralogic Observations on Several Basalts on the River Rhine). Humboldt's passion for travel was of long standing. Humboldt's talents were devoted to the purpose of preparing himself as a scientific explorer. With this emphasis, he studied commerce and foreign languages at Hamburg, geology at Technische Universität Bergakademie Freiberg in 1. A. G. Werner, leader of the Neptunist school of geology; [2. Jena under J. C. Loder; and astronomy and the use of scientific instruments under F. X. von Zach and J. G. Köhler.[1. 5] At Freiberg, he met a number of men who were to prove important to him in his later career, including Spaniard Manuel del Rio, who became director of the School of Mines the crown established in Mexico; Christian Leopold von Buch, who became a regional geologist; and, most importantly, Karl Freiesleben, who became Humboldt's tutor and close friend. During this period, his brother Wilhelm married, but Alexander did not attend the nuptials. Travels and work in Europe[edit]Humboldt graduated from the Freiberg School of Mines in 1. Prussian government position in the Department of Mines as an inspector in Bayreuth and the Fichtel mountains. Humboldt was excellent at his job, with production of gold ore in his first year outstripping the previous eight years. During his period as a mine inspector, Humboldt demonstrated his deep concern for the men laboring in the mines. He opened a free school for miners, paid for out of his own pocket, which became an unchartered government training school for labor. He also sought to establish an emergency relief fund for miners, aiding them following accidents. Humboldt's researches into the vegetation of the mines of Freiberg led to the publication in Latin (1. Florae Fribergensis, accedunt Aphorismi ex Doctrina, Physiologiae Chemicae Plantarum, which was a compendium of his botantical researches.[2. That publication brought him to the attention of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, who had met Humboldt at the family home when Alexander was a boy, but Goethe was now interested in meeting the young scientist in order to discuss metamorphism of plants. An introduction was arranged by Humboldt's brother who lived in the university town of Jena, not far from Goethe. Goethe had developed his own extensive theories on comparative anatomy. Working before Darwin, he believed that animals had an internal force, an urform, that gave them a basic shape and then they were further adapted to their environment by an external force. Humboldt urged him to publish his theories. Together the two discussed and expanded these ideas. Goethe and Humboldt soon became close friends. Humboldt would often return to Jena in the years that followed. Goethe remarked about Humboldt to friends that he had never met someone so versatile. Humboldt's drive served as an inspiration for Goethe. In 1. 79. 7, Humboldt returned to Jena for three months.
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