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我要下载源代码我要源代码我要下载代码我要下载源代码 -I want to download the source code to source code I, I want to download code, I want to download the source code

chinaxp的极限编程的ppt，非常优秀的教程。-chinaxp limit programming ppt, very good tutorial.

M3355 Software Architecture

医院管理系统，使用的PowerBuilder开发的管理系统，主要的是使用PB的数据窗口来完成对后台数据库的操作，非常方便。-hospital management system, using the PowerBuilder development of the management system, the main use of PB is the data window to the completion of background database, the operation is very easy.

全数字锁相环ＶＨＤＬ描述并实现功能仿真，另附有图形说明-DPLL VHDL description and achieve functional simulation, followed by graphic shows

Deadline Scheduling with Priority for Client-Server Systems .pdf-Deadline Scheduling with Priority for m Memory Stick ent- Server Systems. pdf

介绍了软件项目中的验收与发布，包括定义、目的、流程、表格等内容。-Introduced a software project in the acceptance and release, including the definition, purpose, processes, forms and so on.

哲学家进餐问题是荷兰学者Dijkstra 提出的经典问题之一,它是一个信号量机制问题的应用,在操作系统文化史上具有非常重要的地位。对该问题的剖析有助于学生深刻地理解计算机系统中的资源共享、进程同步、死锁等问题,并能熟练地应用信号量来解决生活中的控制流程,即将生活中的控制流程用形式化的方式表达出来。 假设有5个哲学家，他们花费一生中的时光思考和吃饭。这些哲学家共用一个圆桌，每个哲学家都有一把椅子。在桌子中央是一碗通心面，在桌子上放着5只筷子。（如图所示）当一个哲学家思考时，他与其他同事不交互。时而，哲学家会感到饥饿，并试图拿起与他相近的两只筷子（他与邻近左、右之间的筷子）。一个哲学家一次只能拿起一只筷子。显然，他不能从其他哲学家手里拿走筷子。当一个饥饿的哲学家同时有两只筷子时，他就不能不用释放他的筷子而自己吃了。当吃完后，他会放下两只筷子，并再次开始思考。 规定奇数号哲学家先拿他左边的筷子，然后再去拿右边的筷子；而偶数号哲学家则相反。按此规定，将是1、 2号哲学家竞争1号筷子；3、4号哲学家竞争3号筷子。即五位哲学家都先竞争奇数号筷子，获得后，再去竞争偶数号筷子，最后总会有一位哲学家能获得两只筷子而进餐。 -dining philosophers problem is the Netherlands scholars Dijkstra"s one of the classic, It is a signal to the mechanism of application, the operating system in the history of culture has a very important position. Analysis of the problem to help students understand deeply the computer system resource sharing, process synchronization, and other issues Deadlock, skilled and can be applied to solve the signal volume life of the control flow, about the life of the control flow w

C++, although a marvelous language, isn t perfect. Matthew Wilson has been working with it for over a decade, and during that time he has found inherent limitations that require skillful workarounds. In this book, he doesn t just tell you what s wrong with C++, but offers practical techniques and tools for writing code that s more robust, flexible, efficient, and maintainable. He shows you how to tame C++ s complexity, cut through its vast array of paradigms, take back control over your code--and get far better results

这是一本团队开发很好的书籍哦，，值得一看，，如果谁看了，觉得好的话，帮忙顶顶了-This is a very good development team of books, oh, wonderful to look at and, if anyone read them feel good, the help after another