Answer by wingman for How does differential execution work?
I find this concept very similar to the state machines of classic digital electronics. Specially the ones which remember their previous output.A machine whose next output depends on current input and...
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Think of how a monitor works:It is updated at 60 Hz -- 60 times a second. Flicker flicker flicker 60 times, but your eyes are slow and can't really tell. The monitor shows whatever is in the output...
View ArticleAnswer by Mike Dunlavey for How does differential execution work?
Gee, Brian, I wish I had seen your question sooner. Since it's pretty much my"invention" (for better or worse), I might be able to help.Inserted: The shortest possible explanation I can make is that if...
View ArticleAnswer by Alex for How does differential execution work?
Differential execution is a strategy for changing the flow of your code based on external events. This is usually done by manipulating a data structure of some kind to chronicle the changes. This is...
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I've seen a few mentions of this on Stack Overflow, but staring at Wikipedia (the relevant page has since been deleted) and at an MFC dynamic dialog demo did nothing to enlighten me. Can someone please...
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