CMakeLists常用语法,常用变量,常用示例
2023-01-05 21:15:50 654KB CMakeLists.txt CMakeLists示例
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go语言从入门到实践
2022-11-18 10:34:56 5.33MB go语言 入门 实践
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对lte的理论介绍的很详细,无论是物理层还是高层。能对整个系统有了全面的了解。
2022-11-11 15:27:39 11.56MB lte
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Distributed consensus is fundamental to building fault-tolerant systems. It allows a collection of machines to work as a coherent group that can survive the failures of some of its members. Unfortunately, the most common consensus algorithm, Paxos, is widely regarded as difficult to understand and implement correctly. This dissertation presents a new consensus algorithm called Raft, which was designed for understandability.
2022-07-11 14:07:31 4.18MB 数据库
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java并发编程实战
2022-03-07 10:46:16 2.47MB java 并发 实战
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In September 2013, while browsing Hacker News, I stumbled across an article in Wired about a new technology called “Docker.” 1 As I read it, I became increasingly excited as I realized Docker’s revolutionary potential. The company I’d worked at for over a decade was struggling to deliver software quickly enough. Provisioning environments was a costly, time-consuming, manual, and inelegant affair. Continuous integration was barely existent, and setting up devel- opment environments was an exercise in patience. As my job title included the words “DevOps Manager,” I was peculiarly motivated to solve these problems! I recruited a couple of motivated coworkers (one of them now my coauthor) via a company mailing list, and together our skunkworks team labored to turn a beta tool into a business advantage, reducing the high costs of VM s and enabling new ways of thinking about building and deploying software. We even built and open sourced an automation tool (ShutIt) to suit our organization’s delivery needs. Docker gave us a packaged and maintained tool that solved many problems that would have been effectively insuperable had we taken it upon ourselves to solve them. This was open source at its best, empowering us to take on a challenge using our spare time, overcoming technical debt, and learning lessons daily. Lessons not only about Docker, but about continuous integration, continuous delivery, packaging, automa- tion, and how people respond to speedy and disruptive technological change. 1 http://www.wired.com/2013/09/docker/ PREFACE xviii For us, Docker is a remarkably broad tool. Wherever you run software using Linux, Docker can impact it. This makes writing a book on the subject challenging, because the landscape is as broad as software itself. The task is made more onerous by the extraordinary rate at which the Docker ecosystem is producing solutions to meet the needs that emerge from such a fundamental change in software production. Over time, the shape of problems and solutions became familiar to us, and in this book we’ve endeavored to pass on this experience. This will enable you to figure out solu- tions to your particular technical and business constraints. When giving talks at meetups, we’re struck by how quickly Docker has become effective within organizations willing to embrace it. This book mirrors how we used Docker, going from our desktops, through the DevOps pipeline, and all the way to production. As a consequence, this book is sometimes unorthodox, but as engineers we believe that purity must sometimes give way to practicality, especially when it comes to saving money! Everything in this book is based on real lessons from the field, and we hope you benefit from our hard-won experience.
2022-01-06 18:53:35 6.35MB docker
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CMake Practice中文版,47页,通过它你可以胜任任何复杂系统的构建工作
2021-11-01 18:07:03 272KB cmake cmakepratice
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Template Matching Techniques in Computer Vision. Theory and Practice .pdf
2021-09-22 11:26:34 9.59MB Template Matching Techniques in
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THE WEB HAS RADICAlly TRAnSFORmED THE WAy we produce and share informa- tion. Its international ecosystem of applications and services allows us to search, aggre- gate, combine, transform, replicate, cache, and archive the information that underpins today’s digital society. Successful despite its chaotic growth, it is the largest, least formal integration project ever attempted—all of this, despite having barely entered its teenage years. Today’s Web is in large part the human Web: human users are the direct consumers of the services offered by the majority of today’s web applications. Given its success in managing our digital needs at such phenomenal scale, we’re now starting to ask how we might apply the Web’s underlying architectural principles to building other kinds of distributed systems, particularly the kinds of distributed systems typically implemented by “enterprise application” developers.
2021-09-22 11:05:49 12.23MB REST in Practice.pdf
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lte umts 无线 通信 3g 4g
2021-07-07 11:37:50 8.53MB lte umts
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