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问题 The question is on using static final constants which apparently causes memory leaks: I have been searching for information on how not to cause memory leaks in Android Apps. One big problem is using private static final for constants. Apparently that is how constants should be defined. But static final means it hangs around after a rotation and means the Activity cannot be cleared. Obviously I am misunderstanding something. I know that putting variables in the Application context allows them

问题 The question is on using static final constants which apparently causes memory leaks: I have been searching for information on how not to cause memory leaks in Android Apps. One big problem is using private static final for constants. Apparently that is how constants should be defined. But static final means it hangs around after a rotation and means the Activity cannot be cleared. Obviously I am misunderstanding something. I know that putting variables in the Application context allows them

问题 The question is on using static final constants which apparently causes memory leaks: I have been searching for information on how not to cause memory leaks in Android Apps. One big problem is using private static final for constants. Apparently that is how constants should be defined. But static final means it hangs around after a rotation and means the Activity cannot be cleared. Obviously I am misunderstanding something. I know that putting variables in the Application context allows them

问题 I was reading the Qt coding conventions docs and came upon the following paragraph: Anything that has a constructor or needs to run code to be initialized cannot be used as global object in library code, since it is undefined when that constructor/code will be run (on first usage, on library load, before main() or not at all ). Even if the execution time of the initializer is defined for shared libraries, you’ll get into trouble when moving that code in a plugin or if the library is compiled

问题 I was reading the Qt coding conventions docs and came upon the following paragraph: Anything that has a constructor or needs to run code to be initialized cannot be used as global object in library code, since it is undefined when that constructor/code will be run (on first usage, on library load, before main() or not at all ). Even if the execution time of the initializer is defined for shared libraries, you’ll get into trouble when moving that code in a plugin or if the library is compiled

问题 I was reading the Qt coding conventions docs and came upon the following paragraph: Anything that has a constructor or needs to run code to be initialized cannot be used as global object in library code, since it is undefined when that constructor/code will be run (on first usage, on library load, before main() or not at all ). Even if the execution time of the initializer is defined for shared libraries, you’ll get into trouble when moving that code in a plugin or if the library is compiled

问题 I have a static and a dynamic library with the same name: libclsocket.a and libclsocket.so When I specify what library I want to link to i simply enter -lclsocket as the library. My program complies and runs perfectly fine, but what library am I using? the static library or the dynamic library? I want to give my friend my program, and I'm not sure If i need to include the libraries in the release. C++, codelite, pcLinuxOS 2010 回答1: You can try running ldd on the executable and seeing if the

问题 I am using Offiria (joomla based social networking script) and when I click on the link "Show All Comments" to see all posted comments under a link, I get the following error right above the first comments. The function works so all comments expand and I can see them all but the error sits there as well. Strict Standards: Non-static method StreamComment::getCommentsHTML() should not be called statically, assuming $this from incompatible context in C:\Program Files\Ampps\www\offiria\components

问题 I am using Offiria (joomla based social networking script) and when I click on the link "Show All Comments" to see all posted comments under a link, I get the following error right above the first comments. The function works so all comments expand and I can see them all but the error sits there as well. Strict Standards: Non-static method StreamComment::getCommentsHTML() should not be called statically, assuming $this from incompatible context in C:\Program Files\Ampps\www\offiria\components

问题 I am using Offiria (joomla based social networking script) and when I click on the link "Show All Comments" to see all posted comments under a link, I get the following error right above the first comments. The function works so all comments expand and I can see them all but the error sits there as well. Strict Standards: Non-static method StreamComment::getCommentsHTML() should not be called statically, assuming $this from incompatible context in C:\Program Files\Ampps\www\offiria\components