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А кто-нибудь шарит за game semantics?
Что тут понимается под этим
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2020 August 02
χλ
Что тут понимается под этим
Это стандартный термин, значение которого я и хочу понять
χλ
As the name suggests, game semantics models computation as the playing of a certain kind of game, with two participants, called Player (P) and Opponent (O).
P is to be thought of as representing the system under consideration, while O represents the environment. In the case of programming languages, the system is a term (a piece of program text) and the environment is the context in which the term is used. This is the main point at which games models differ from other process models: the distinction between the actions of the system and those of its environment is made explicit from the very beginning.
P is to be thought of as representing the system under consideration, while O represents the environment. In the case of programming languages, the system is a term (a piece of program text) and the environment is the context in which the term is used. This is the main point at which games models differ from other process models: the distinction between the actions of the system and those of its environment is made explicit from the very beginning.
AF
Это дословно
AF
Не термин какой-то а просто слова автора
CC
просто b
Не, ты находишься в одной из функций ::foo::bar::tar::car::a, например int ::foo::bar::tar::car::a::coolFunction(int, char*), а тебе надо поменять значение переменной int ::foo::bar::tar::car::b::specialNumber
CC
Т.е. без adl у тебя бы
std::cout << "yo dawg"
Надо было бы писать, например, так:
std::operator <<(std::cout, "yo dawg);
std::cout << "yo dawg"
Надо было бы писать, например, так:
std::operator <<(std::cout, "yo dawg);
a = b + c;
было бы
operator=(a, operator+(b, c));
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было бы
operator=(a, operator+(b, c));
?
CC
Или может так:
a.operator=(b.operator+(c));
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a.operator=(b.operator+(c));
?
CC
As the name suggests, game semantics models computation as the playing of a certain kind of game, with two participants, called Player (P) and Opponent (O).
P is to be thought of as representing the system under consideration, while O represents the environment. In the case of programming languages, the system is a term (a piece of program text) and the environment is the context in which the term is used. This is the main point at which games models differ from other process models: the distinction between the actions of the system and those of its environment is made explicit from the very beginning.
P is to be thought of as representing the system under consideration, while O represents the environment. In the case of programming languages, the system is a term (a piece of program text) and the environment is the context in which the term is used. This is the main point at which games models differ from other process models: the distinction between the actions of the system and those of its environment is made explicit from the very beginning.
Чёт ваще не понял
CC
Походу ваще ненужная штука
CC
А вы как типы переменных указываете?
CC
char* something или char *something
CC
CC
Я вот делаю char* something
Мне кажется, так логичнее, потому что то, что это указатель, относится к типу, а не к названию
Мне кажется, так логичнее, потому что то, что это указатель, относится к типу, а не к названию
CC
Это переменная типа указатель на char с названием something, а не переменная типа char с названием *something
AF
Я указываю char* хотя логичнее считаю char *x
CC
Я указываю char* хотя логичнее считаю char *x
Почему?
CC
Почему считаешь логичнее char *x?