My work also is this....

[Ramine]

Hello,

My work also is this:

I am a white arab, and i am a computer programmer and i have a diploma
in Microelectronics and informatics and i have also studied and
succeeded one year of mathematics at university level, and i am
an experienced programmer in parallel programming and synchronization
algorithms and i have invented many synchronization algorithms.

I am an experienced programmer who knows about verification and
validation(V&V) of softwares and i know about design of softwares,
and i know about design by contract, and i know about the goals of
extreme programming and agile, but this is not my interest actually, i
am more interested in inventing new algorithms like my synhronization
algorithms that i have invented, i have written many softwares,
but my interest actually is parallel programming and inventing
synchronization algorithms, this is why you have seen
me posting some of my inventions that are my C++ synchronization objects
library, also i am porting my algorithms to real-time OSs such
as QNX and On Time RTOS-32 to be able to do robotics with them etc.

Also my C++ synchronization objects library for Windows and Linux was
updated, and i have thoroughly tested it again and i think that it is
more stable and fast now.

And be happy with my C++ synchronization objects library !


You can download the new updated version from:

https://sites.google.com/site/aminer68/c-synchronization-objects-library


Thank you,
Amine Moulay Ramdane.

[Bonita Montero]

> ..., and i am an experienced programmer ...

You're a manic programmer that is only able to write buggy
(see your frequent correction-updates) micro-frameworks.
Consult a psychiatrist!

--
http://facebook.com/bonita.montero/

[Daniel]

On Thursday, March 16, 2017 at 11:14:53 AM UTC-4, Bonita Montero wrote:
> > ..., and i am an experienced programmer ...
>
> You're a manic programmer that is only able to write buggy
> (see your frequent correction-updates) micro-frameworks.

Whatever the merits of posting the correction-updates in the newsgroup, I think it is fair to say that practically every project has an issue log,
every project require updates, and so your conclusion that this implies the
OP is only able to write buggy code is beyond stupid.

Best regards,
Daniel

[Bonita Montero]

> ... your conclusion that this implies the

> OP is only able to write buggy code is beyond stupid.

Look at the bug-frequency and relate it to the size of his code.
He won't be able to handle even a 1.000-lines-project.
He is a mentally disordered boy. I'd bet my right hand that he is manic.

--
http://facebook.com/bonita.montero/

[Rick C. Hodgin]

On Thursday, March 16, 2017 at 1:40:36 PM UTC-4, Bonita Montero wrote:
> > ... your conclusion that this implies the
> > OP is only able to write buggy code is beyond stupid.
>
> Look at the bug-frequency and relate it to the size of his code.
> He won't be able to handle even a 1.000-lines-project.
> He is a mentally disordered boy. I'd bet my right hand that he is manic.

He is perplexing. His posts indicate highly atypical thinking, and
there are definitely signs that something's awry with him.

He posts that he's a white Arab, for example. I'm not sure how that
matters. People are people and they have skills. So long as they're
communicative, it really doesn't make much differences where they're
from. He also contradicts himself. He posts things like "this is my
last post," and then posts further. He posts "I will not do xyz," and
then "I will do xyz."

He does exhibit behaviors which can only be classified as abnormal
relative to the general populations, if not truly demonstrative of
exhibiting some real mental disorder.

What perplexes me the most is why he posts so many new topics rather
than amending the prior one(s) he created for the subject(s) when he
has related content, or later revisions. Also, why he contradicts
himself so often with the "I won't do xyz" and then "I will do xyz"
posts. He's done that in other groups I read for many months.

It is really quite puzzling.

Thank you,
Rick C. Hodgin

[Daniel]

On Thursday, March 16, 2017 at 1:40:36 PM UTC-4, Bonita Montero wrote:

> > ... your conclusion that this implies the
> > OP is only able to write buggy code is beyond stupid.
>
> Look at the bug-frequency and relate it to the size of his code.
> He won't be able to handle even a 1.000-lines-project.
> He is a mentally disordered boy. I'd bet my right hand that he is manic.
>

Lots of people have issues of one kind or another, and function despite them. I see no reason to be rude or discourteous to this poster.

Daniel

[Ramine]

On 3/16/2017 1:40 PM, Bonita Montero wrote:
>> ... your conclusion that this implies the
>> OP is only able to write buggy code is beyond stupid.
>
> Look at the bug-frequency and relate it to the size of his code.
> He won't be able to handle even a 1.000-lines-project.
> He is a mentally disordered boy. I'd bet my right hand that he is manic.
>

Your affirmation is not precise and it is futility:


I have just corrected a bug with my Ticket Spinlock with a proportional
back-off..

Here it is, look at the Enter() procedure, i have added the following:

==
tail1:=FCount3^.FCount3;
head1:=(slot-1);

if tail1 < head1
then j:= (High(long)-tail1)+(1+head1)
else j:=(head1-tail1);
==


And now it is working properly:

Here is the code of the Enter() and Leave() methods:

procedure TTicketSpinLock.Enter;

var head1,tail1,j,i:long;
slot:long;
begin

slot:=LockedIncLong(FCount2^.FCount2);

while ((slot-1) <> FCount3^.FCount3)
do
begin

{$IFDEF FPC}
ThreadSwitch;
{$ENDIF}
{$IFDEF Delphi}
SwitchToThread();
{$ENDIF}

tail1:=FCount3^.FCount3;
head1:=(slot-1);

if tail1 < head1
then j:= (High(long)-tail1)+(1+head1)
else j:=(head1-tail1);


i:=0;

repeat

asm pause end;

if i=(j*100) then break;

inc(i);

until false;

end;


end;
//==============================================================================

procedure TTicketSpinLock.Leave;

begin
mfence;
inc(FCount3^.FCount3);
//sleep(0);
end;

end.

[Daniel]

On Thursday, March 16, 2017 at 2:01:13 PM UTC-4, Rick C. Hodgin wrote:
>
> It is really quite puzzling.
>

It's also puzzling that you keep proselytizing here when you have been asked
to turn it off, to shut it down.


Daniel

[Ramine]

You will find the source code inside my scalable MLock zip file here:

https://sites.google.com/site/aminer68/scalable-mlock

My scalable MLock that is a scalable lock is also one of other inventions.

[Bonita Montero]

> Lots of people have issues of one kind or another, and function despite them. I see no reason to be rude or discourteous to this poster.

His posting-flood is dusgusting.

--
http://facebook.com/bonita.montero/

[Rick C. Hodgin]

I can see how that would be puzzling. It's because the warnings I
give don't relate to things which happen in immediacy, but only to
those things which are coming after we leave this world. For many
people, they do not correlate the two, or believe those things I
teach as being true.

That fact makes me sad to no end, which is why I keep trying with
different descriptions, different passages, different sources, and
the multiple posts over time. It is my greatest hope that at some
point the connection will be made and the solidity of the message
will be received and understood.

I know this: For those who take heed of the warning, they already
know why I do it. But for those who do not take heed, the day will
still arrive where they then know why I spent so much time trying,
and with such passion, to reach out to save those souls which will
be, at that point, lost forever. Only then, when it's too late,
will many people understand. But it is my greatest hope that there
will be many who come to understand long before that last day.

Thank you,
Rick C. Hodgin

--
https://www.facebook.com/rick.c.hodgin

[Alf P. Steinbach]

On 16-Mar-17 6:40 PM, Bonita Montero wrote:
>> ... your conclusion that this implies the
>> OP is only able to write buggy code is beyond stupid.
>
> Look at the bug-frequency and relate it to the size of his code.
> He won't be able to handle even a 1.000-lines-project.
> He is a mentally disordered boy. I'd bet my right hand that he is manic.
>

Hm, I'd give up my right hand to be ambidextrous.

Cheers!,

- Alf

[Chris M. Thomasson]

LOL! ;^D