Big question for HTC

[lulu]

Passing datas by value or by reference ?




 


P.S

In AH there are more call by value or by reference?

[Ten60]

I sure hope you don't expect this question to get answered.

[Midway]

They know what they are doing... makes the answer obvious.

[Slate]

About passing by reference and value

When you pass data by reference, the information transferred between the Java Proxy and the .NET side is a logical pointer to the underlying .NET object, which continues to reside on the .NET side. When you pass data by value, the transferred information contains a copy of the contents of the .NET object, which might or might not continue to reside on the .NET side after a function call. Passing by reference and value have different advantages.

 Because the data object itself is typically bigger than a reference, passing an object by value takes longer than passing it by reference

 A little information can be dangerous or just make your head hurt.    

[-sudz-]

Passing data by ouji since '99

- sudz

[hitech]

Passing datas by value or by reference ?

Taking a coding coarse are we?

HiTech

[Midway]

Taking a coding coarse are we?

HiTech

 

Even my wife liked that one.

[Vinkman]

About passing by reference and value

When you pass data by reference, the information transferred between the Java Proxy and the .NET side is a logical pointer to the underlying .NET object, which continues to reside on the .NET side. When you pass data by value, the transferred information contains a copy of the contents of the .NET object, which might or might not continue to reside on the .NET side after a function call. Passing by reference and value have different advantages.

 Because the data object itself is typically bigger than a reference, passing an object by value takes longer than passing it by reference

 A little information can be dangerous or just make your head hurt.    

All that tech talk is making me horny. Whatcha doin' later? 

[Shuffler]

Taking a coding coarse are we?

HiTech

I once thought I signed up for a coading course. We spent the whole semester painting cars, cranes, trucks. After that I learned to read closely all courses available and their descriptions.

[Vinkman]

I once thought I signed up for a coading course. We spent the whole semester painting cars, cranes, trucks. After that I learned to read closely all courses available and their descriptions.

<rimshot>


"thanks! I'll be here all week"

[Skuzzy]

Passing data by ouji since '99

- sudz

Works fine as long we keep the pizza boxes out of the way.

[Dragon]

....and nobody pulls the plugs by tripping over the wires.


 

[Midway]

but where's pyro?

 

[Skuzzy]

....and nobody pulls the plugs by tripping over the wires.


 

Where do you think the pizza boxes go?  Sheesh, can't see the wires for the cardboard.

(you do realize there are very few people left who would know what you are referencing)

[Mister Fork]

but where's pyro?

 

I hear he spends most of his time in the crapper after eating all that coleslaw that comes free with the pizza. Rumour is that he has his second office there - to get peace and quiet.  Has one of those really cool toliets too that has the built-in bidet ...

Pyro VALUE's all References. But that's just a sharp variable reference with Hitech's functional libary.