Lecture 8 | Programming Paradigms (Stanford)

[Realitydenizen]

*glug*

[mclaarson]

This is like the best part of the lecture.

[onlyoneskiez]

this still makes sense, thanks!

[DukeMcManhands]

I like the way he says "Mmm" after everything. Kind of sexy.

[Arashyou18]

He is really good, easy, complete and precise.

[TreacleMary]

"Does that make sense to people?" x 1000

[Krzysztow1985]

I really like the way He explains everything. So easy, yet so good! thank You Stanford for sharing those lectures.

[bluetoothEnabled]

end of lecture...

"and for the weekend I leave you with this...Mmphh."

[chouumon]

It is one of those best courses that I have taken.

[chouumon]

It is one of those best courses that I have taken.

[sabriath]

the structure I like using for Heap implimentation is: void*Prev; void*Next; void*NextFree; int ThisSize; It fits boundary and makes it easier to link in and out for the nodes. The parent is pointing to dummy nodes at beginning and end of heap space. But that's just how I do it *shrugs*

[cjsalda]

the part how the heap get compacted kill me

[tomnichlson]

You mean the mac os bit? Basically just saying that when you compact the heal you change the pointers to the beginning of each allocated block,. they had a compactable heap (which I guess is not really necessary now ram is so cheap compared to processing power) with a seperate memory block that would hold the pointers memory blocks in that section the heap (handle) so that when compacted and the memory changed, the client could still access the data correctly

[abeesk]

yea it makes me super cool =)))))))) =)))))

[wobblejuice]

a lot less views than from the first lecture. people dropping off like flies.

[orlowska3]

yes it happens also on youtube university:D

[AstralAbraxas]

don't know why... what he's saying is common sense really =/ the only problem i can see people having is if they aren't familiar with the terminology.

[sfBlackFox]

@wobblejuice I think it's the lack of prof Mehran Sahami :)

[mahboop]

thanks to Stanford