Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Defining the chart of accounts for your business -- Configuring a user to see all accounting options -- Viewing the current chart of accounts -- Getting more information on a specific account -- Learning how transactions in Odoo get posted to accounts -- Following transactions through the sales and accounts receivable process -- Viewing the transactions created by validating the invoice -- Practicing posting transactions and tracking the results -- Setting up your own accounts -- Specifying a new account for your product category -- Practicing with another product -- Examining the available legal reports in Odoo -- Creating journal entries -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Administering an Odoo Installation -- Basic considerations for an Odoo administration -- Having an implementation strategy -- Development, staging, and production servers -- Clear documentation of all Odoo configurations -- Focusing on business continuity -- Backing up your Odoo database -- Restoring an Odoo database -- Administering users in Odoo -- Selecting a user to administer -- Managing user preferences -- Understanding groups in Odoo -- Understanding group inheritance in Odoo -- Defining menus for your group -- Understanding access rights in Odoo -- Understanding group rules in Odoo -- Internationalization in Odoo -- Configuring language translation -- Using translation features to customize Odoo for your business -- International currencies -- Purchasing in a different currency -- Managing supplier price lists -- Managing sequences in Odoo -- Multiple companies in Odoo -- Setting up a second company in Odoo -- Setting up the Chart of Accounts for your second company -- Implementing a multi-company solution -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Implementing the Human Resources Application -- What's new in Odoo 11?…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Partition Manager -- Volume Management -- Basic Disks -- Dynamic Disks -- Multipartition Volume Management -- The Volume Namespace -- Volume I/O Operations -- Virtual Disk Service -- BitLocker Drive Encryption -- BitLocker Architecture -- Encryption Keys -- Trusted Platform Module (TPM) -- BitLocker Boot Process -- BitLocker Key Recovery -- Full Volume Encryption Driver -- BitLocker Management -- Volume Shadow Copy Service -- Shadow Copies -- VSS Architecture -- VSS Operation -- Uses in Windows -- Conclusion -- Memory Management -- Introduction to the Memory Manager -- Memory Manager Components -- Internal Synchronization -- Examining Memory Usage -- Services the Memory Manager Provides -- Large and Small Pages -- Reserving and Committing Pages -- Locking Memory -- Allocation Granularity -- Shared Memory and Mapped Files -- Protecting Memory -- No Execute Page Protection -- Copy-on-Write -- Address Windowing Extensions -- Kernel-Mode Heaps (System Memory Pools) -- Pool Sizes -- Monitoring Pool Usage -- Look-Aside Lists -- Heap Manager -- Types of Heaps -- Heap Manager Structure -- Heap Synchronization -- The Low Fragmentation Heap -- Heap Security Features -- Heap Debugging Features -- Pageheap -- Virtual Address Space Layouts -- x86 Address Space Layouts -- x86 System Address Space Layout -- x86 Session Space -- System Page Table Entries -- 64-Bit Address Space Layouts -- 64-Bit Virtual Addressing Limitations -- Dynamic System Virtual Address Space Management -- System Virtual Address Space Quotas -- User Address Space Layout -- Address Translation -- x86 Virtual Address Translation -- Translation Look-Aside Buffer -- Physical Address Extension (PAE) -- IA64 Virtual Address Translation -- x64 Virtual Address Translation -- Page Fault Handling -- Invalid PTEs -- Prototype PTEs -- In-Paging I/O -- Collided Page Faults -- Clustered Page Faults…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Running the Script -- The Results -- #42 Deleting a User Account -- The Code -- How It Works -- Running the Script -- The Results -- Hacking the Script -- #43 Validating the User Environment -- The Code -- How It Works -- Running the Script -- The Results -- #44 Cleaning Up After Guests Leave -- The Code -- How It Works -- Running the Script -- The Results -- Chapter 6: System Administration: System Maintenance -- #45 Tracking Set User ID Applications -- The Code -- How It Works -- Running the Script -- The Results -- #46 Setting the System Date -- The Code -- How It Works -- Running the Script -- The Results -- #47 Killing Processes by Name -- The Code -- How It Works -- Running the Script -- The Results -- Hacking the Script -- #48 Validating User crontab Entries -- The Code -- How It Works -- Running the Script -- The Results -- Hacking the Script -- #49 Ensuring that System cron Jobs Are Run -- The Code -- How It Works -- Running the Script -- The Results -- Hacking the Script -- #50 Rotating Log Files -- The Code -- How It Works -- Running the Script -- The Results -- Hacking the Script -- #51 Managing Backups -- The Code -- How It Works -- Running the Script -- The Results -- #52 Backing Up Directories -- The Code -- How It Works -- Running the Script -- The Results -- Chapter 7: Web and Internet Users -- #53 Downloading Files via FTP -- The Code -- How It Works -- Running the Script -- The Results -- Hacking the Script -- #54 Extracting URLs from a Web Page -- The Code -- How It Works -- Running the Script -- The Results -- Hacking the Script -- #55 Getting GitHub User Information -- The Code -- How It Works -- Running the Script -- The Results -- Hacking the Script -- #56 ZIP Code Lookup -- The Code -- How It Works -- Running the Script -- The Results -- Hacking the Script -- #57 Area Code Lookup -- The Code -- How It Works…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Dijkstra's algorithm -- The A* algorithm -- A breakdown of A* -- Representing a level as nodes -- The open and closed list -- The H, G, and F costs -- The H value -- The G value -- The F value -- The Manhattan distance -- Parenting nodes -- The pseudo-algorithm -- Coding the A* pathfinding algorithm -- The Tile datatype -- Creating supporting functions -- The Level class -- The Enemy class -- Variable declarations -- Precalculating the H values -- Defining the main loop -- Finding the adjacent nodes -- Calculating the G and F costs -- Calculating the G and F cost -- Checking for superior paths -- Creating the final path -- Implementing A* in the game -- Enabling the enemy to follow a path -- Calling the pathfinding behavior -- Viewing our path -- Procedurally generated level goals -- The variable and function declarations -- Generating a random goal -- Checking whether a goal is complete -- Drawing the goal on the screen -- Exercises -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Procedural Dungeon Generation -- The benefits of procedural level design -- Replayability -- A reduction in development time -- Larger game worlds -- Considerations -- A lack of control -- Required computing power -- Suitability -- An overview of dungeon generation overview -- Generating rooms -- Generating a maze -- Connecting rooms and mazes -- The recursive backtracker -- Procedurally generating a dungeon -- Changing how we view the maze -- Updating the Game and Level classes -- Generating a maze -- Preparing before the generation of a maze -- Carving passages -- Adding rooms -- Choosing the tile textures -- The if/else approach -- Bitwise tile maps -- Calculating the tile values -- Mapping the tile value to textures -- Calculating tile textures -- Creating unique floor themes -- Adding entry and exit points -- Setting a player's spawn location…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Chapter 15 Dealing with Common Datasets -- Understanding the Need for Standard Datasets -- Finding the Right Dataset -- Locating general dataset information -- Using library-specific datasets -- Loading a Dataset -- Working with toy datasets -- Creating custom data -- Fetching common datasets -- Manipulating Dataset Entries -- Determining the dataset content -- Creating a DataFrame -- Accessing specific records -- Part 5 Performing Simple Error Trapping -- Chapter 16 Handling Errors in Haskell -- Defining a Bug in Haskell -- Considering recursion -- Understanding laziness -- Using unsafe functions -- Considering implementation-specific issues -- Understanding the Haskell-Related Errors -- Fixing Haskell Errors Quickly -- Relying on standard debugging -- Understanding errors versus exceptions -- Chapter 17 Handling Errors in Python -- Defining a Bug in Python -- Considering the sources of errors -- Considering version differences -- Understanding the Python-Related Errors -- Dealing with late binding closures -- Using a variable -- Working with third-party libraries -- Fixing Python Errors Quickly -- Understanding the built-in exceptions -- Obtaining a list of exception arguments -- Considering functional style exception handling -- Part 6 The Part of Tens -- Chapter 18 Ten Must-Have Haskell Libraries -- binary -- Hascore -- vect -- vector -- aeson -- attoparsec -- bytestring -- stringsearch -- text -- moo -- Chapter 19 Ten (Plus) Must-Have Python Packages -- Gensim -- PyAudio -- PyQtGraph -- TkInter -- PrettyTable -- SQLAlchemy -- Toolz -- Cloudera Oryx -- funcy -- SciPy -- XGBoost -- Chapter 20 Ten Occupation Areas that Use Functional Programming -- Starting with Traditional Development -- Going with New Development -- Creating Your Own Development -- Finding a Forward-Thinking Business -- Doing Something Really Interesting…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Hosts and Group Variables: Inside the Inventory -- Host and Group Variables: In Their Own Files -- Dynamic Inventory -- The Interface for a Dynamic Inventory Script -- Writing a Dynamic Inventory Script -- Pre-Existing Inventory Scripts -- Breaking Out the Inventory into Multiple Files -- Adding Entries at Runtime with add_host and group_by -- add_host -- group_by -- Chapter 4. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Introducing the feasibility analysis framework -- Executive summary -- Business concept -- Industry analysis -- Market/customer analysis -- Founding team analysis -- Product/service development analysis -- Financial analysis -- Feasibility decision -- Timeline to launch -- Part 2 Testing the Feasibility of Your Business Concept -- Chapter 5 Understanding Your Industry -- Understanding Your Industry -- Using a Framework of Industry Structure -- Carrying capacity, uncertainty, and complexity -- Threats to new entrants -- Threats from substitute products/services -- Threats from buyers' bargaining power -- Threats from suppliers' bargaining power -- Rivalry among existing firms -- Understanding the Value Chain -- Deciding on an Entry Strategy -- Differentiation -- Niche -- Cost superiority -- Researching Your Industry -- Answering key questions about your industry -- Studying public companies -- Searching for data at government websites -- Going offline for more research -- Benchmarking Against the "Perfect" Industry -- Chapter 6 What Your Customers Can Tell You -- Conducting Customer Discovery -- Segmenting your market -- Defining your niche -- Discovering Your Customers -- Finding the data you need -- Looking at the total accessible market -- Conducting customer discovery in the field -- Observing customers in their natural habitats -- Survey by email and telephone -- Conduct interviews and focus groups -- Building an early customer profile -- Identifying more important people to interview -- Graphing a customer segmentation matrix…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Preface -- List of Contributors -- Acronyms -- Part One: Introduction -- Chapter 1: The Nanoelectronics Roadmap -- 1.1 Introduction -- 1.2 Technology Scaling: Impact and Issues -- 1.3 Technology Scaling: Scaling Limits of Charge-based Devices -- 1.4 The International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors -- 1.5 ITRS Emerging Research Devices International Technology Working Group -- 1.6 Guiding Performance Criteria -- 1.7 Selection of Nanodevices as Technology Entries -- 1.8 Perspectives -- References -- Chapter 2: What Constitutes a Nanoswitch? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Implementing DMARC -- DMARC Reporting -- DNSSEC and DANE -- DNSSEC -- DANE -- MTA-STS -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Message Hygiene and Security -- Exchange Online Protection Introduction -- Connection Filtering -- IP Allow and IP Block Lists -- Tenant Allow/Block Lists (TABL) -- Allow or Block Addresses and Domains -- Spoofed Senders -- Antimalware -- Content Filtering -- Anti-spam -- Anti-phishing -- Preset Security Policies -- Directory-Based Edge Blocking (DBEB) -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Authentication -- Hybrid Modern Authentication -- Configuring an Enterprise Application -- Multifactor Authentication -- Conditional Access -- Client Access Rules -- SMTP AUTH -- Certificate Authentication -- Windows Extended Protection -- PowerShell Serialization Payload Signing -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Permissions and Access Control -- Role-Based Access Control -- RBAC Components -- The Who -- Custom Role Group -- Linked Role Groups -- The What -- Management Roles and Management Role Entries -- Custom Management Roles -- Managing Parameters -- Unscoped Top-Level Management Roles -- Clean Up Unscoped Top-Level Management Roles -- The Where -- Regular Scopes -- Implicit Scopes -- Explicit Scopes -- Custom Scopes -- Management Scopes -- Exclusive Scopes -- 1+1+1=3: Management Role Assignments -- Role Assignment Policy -- Split Permissions -- RBAC Split Permissions -- Active Directory Split Permissions -- Summary -- Part IV: Compliance -- Chapter 11: Backup and Restore -- Back Up an Exchange Server -- Backup Technologies -- VSS Backup -- Back Up a Mailbox Database -- Using Windows Server Backup in PowerShell -- Using Windows Server Backup GUI -- Back Up Other Configuration Information -- Restoring Exchange Server -- Restoring to Its Original Location -- Restoring to Another Location -- The Restore Process -- Recovery Database -- Dial-Tone Recovery…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- How to skip the first "n" entries in Kotlin -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Chapter 7: Handling File Operations in Kotlin -- Introduction -- Reading from files using InputReader -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Reading all lines in a file using InputReader -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Reading line by line using InputReader -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Reading from files using BufferedReader -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Reading all lines in a file using BufferedReader -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Reading line by line using bufferedReader -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Reading string and JSON over network -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Chapter 8: Anko Commons and Extension Function -- Introduction -- Setting up Anko with Gradle -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- Extending Android framework using extension function -- Getting ready…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Configuration Examples: Frame Relay -- Part X: Network Security -- Chapter 28 IP Access Control List Security -- Access List Numbers -- Using Wildcard Masks -- ACL Keywords -- Creating Standard ACLs -- Applying Standard ACLs to an Interface -- Verifying ACLs -- Removing ACLs -- Creating Extended ACLs -- Applying Extended ACLs to an Interface -- The established Keyword (Optional) -- Creating Named ACLs -- Using Sequence Numbers in Named ACLs -- Removing Specific Lines in Named ACLs Using Sequence Numbers -- Sequence Number Tips -- Including Comments About Entries in ACLs -- Restricting Virtual Terminal Access -- Configuration Examples: ACLs -- Chapter 29 Security Device Manager -- Security Device Manager: Connecting with CLI -- Security Device Manager: Connecting with GUI -- SDM Express Wizard with No CLI Preconfiguration -- Resetting the Router to Factory Defaults Using SDM -- SDM User Interfaces -- SDM Monitor Mode -- Using SDM to Configure a Router to Act as a DHCP Server -- Using SDM to Configure an Interface as a DHCP Client -- Using SDM to Configure NAT/PAT -- What to Do If You Lose SDM Connectivity Because of an erase startup-config Command -- Part XI: Appendixes -- Appendix A: Binary/Hex/Decimal Conversion Chart -- Appendix B: Create Your Own Journal Here…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Contents -- 1 Introduction to the Linux Kernel -- History of Unix -- Along Came Linus: Introduction to Linux -- Overview of Operating Systems and Kernels -- Linux Versus Classic Unix Kernels -- Linux Kernel Versions -- The Linux Kernel Development Community -- Before We Begin -- 2 Getting Started with the Kernel -- Obtaining the Kernel Source -- Using Git -- Installing the Kernel Source -- Using Patches -- The Kernel Source Tree -- Building the Kernel -- Configuring the Kernel -- Minimizing Build Noise -- Spawning Multiple Build Jobs -- Installing the New Kernel -- A Beast of a Different Nature -- No libc or Standard Headers -- GNU C -- No Memory Protection -- No (Easy) Use of Floating Point -- Small, Fixed-Size Stack -- Synchronization and Concurrency -- Importance of Portability -- Conclusion -- 3 Process Management -- The Process -- Process Descriptor and the Task Structure -- Allocating the Process Descriptor -- Storing the Process Descriptor -- Process State -- Manipulating the Current Process State -- Process Context -- The Process Family Tree -- Process Creation -- Copy-on-Write -- Forking -- vfork() -- The Linux Implementation of Threads -- Creating Threads -- Kernel Threads -- Process Termination -- Removing the Process Descriptor -- The Dilemma of the Parentless Task -- Conclusion -- 4 Process Scheduling -- Multitasking -- Linux's Process Scheduler -- Policy -- I/O-Bound Versus Processor-Bound Processes -- Process Priority -- Timeslice -- The Scheduling Policy in Action -- The Linux Scheduling Algorithm -- Scheduler Classes -- Process Scheduling in Unix Systems -- Fair Scheduling -- The Linux Scheduling Implementation -- Time Accounting -- Process Selection -- The Scheduler Entry Point -- Sleeping and Waking Up -- Preemption and Context Switching -- User Preemption -- Kernel Preemption -- Real-Time Scheduling Policies…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Change Character Spacing and OpenType Features -- Change Capitalization -- Create a Drop Cap -- Format a Paragraph -- Survey the Paragraph-Formatting Tools -- Set Paragraph Alignment -- Change and Remove Indents -- Use the Ruler for Indents -- Understand Line and Paragraph Spacing -- Set Line Spacing -- Use Numbered and Bulleted Lists -- Define New Multilevel Lists -- Add Horizontal Lines, Borders, and Shading -- Format a Page -- Turn On Formatting Marks -- Set Margins -- Copy Formatting -- Use the Page Setup Dialog Box to Format a Page -- Use Mirror Margins with the Menu -- Determine Page Orientation -- Specify Paper Size -- Track Inconsistent Formatting -- Set Vertical Alignment -- Chapter 4: Customizing a Document -- Use Styles -- Identify Text with a Style -- Apply Predefined Style Sets to a Document -- Create a New Style -- Modify a Style -- Clear a Style from Text or a Document -- Delete/Restore a Style from the Gallery -- Examine Current Styles -- Use Themes -- Assign a Theme to Your Document -- Change a Theme -- Create a Custom Theme -- Work with Documents -- Create Section Breaks -- Create and Use Columns -- Use Tabs -- Add Headers and Footers -- Add Footnotes and Endnotes -- Create an Index -- Create a Table of Contents -- Create and Use Outlines -- Chapter 5: Entering and Editing Data in Excel -- Enter Data -- Enter Text -- Complete an Entry -- Enter Numeric Data -- Enter Dates -- Format Numbers -- Use Times -- Add Data Quickly -- Edit Data -- Edit Cell Data -- Remove Cell Contents -- Select Cells and Ranges -- Copy and Paste Data -- Find and Replace Data -- Verify Spelling -- Modify Automatic Corrections -- Edit Workbooks in the Excel Web App -- Chapter 6: Formatting a Worksheet in Excel -- Work with Cells, Rows, and Columns -- Adjust Row Height -- Adjust Column Width -- Hide and Unhide Rows and Columns…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Creating an input form using the RecordEdit and Lightning input field components -- Introducing events and attributes in Lightning record edit form and input field -- Creating a contact edit form using the Lightning input field and RecordEditForm components -- Using the Lightning output field component -- The list view component -- Creating a tree view using the tree and tree grid components -- Formatting output data using Lightning base components -- Using the datatable component -- Using Lightning input components -- Using the carousel component -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Using External JavaScript Libraries in Lightning Components -- Third-party JavaScript libraries in Lightning Components -- Attributes -- Events -- Integrating a third-party library into Lightning Components -- Integrating the Select2 JavaScript library into Lightning Components -- Integrating the MomentJs library into Lightning Components -- Creating a Locker Service-compliant JavaScript bundle using webpack -- Introduction to webpack -- Entry -- Output -- Loaders -- Plugins -- Integrating choices.js into Lightning Components -- Structuring a JS-heavy project in Salesforce DX -- Creating a Locker Service-compatible bundle with webpack -- ChartJs in Lightning Components -- Making client-side calls to external sites using JavaScript -- Communication between the Lightning main frame and iframe -- Communication from the Visualforce page to the Lightning Component -- Communication from the Lightning Component to the Visualforce page -- Rendering a React application in a Lightning Component using Lightning:container -- Rendering reactApp using the LCC npm module in a Lightning Component -- Limitations of Lightning:container -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Debugging Lightning Components -- Enabling Debug Mode -- Salesforce Lightning Inspector -- Lightning Salesforce Inspector tabs…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- Chapter 6: Scripts for Power Users -- Introduction -- Creating Syslog entries and generating an alarm -- Getting ready…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Contents -- Introduction -- 1 Getting Started with InDesign CS5 -- Installing InDesign -- Getting Started -- Viewing the InDesign Window -- Showing and Hiding Panels -- Working with Panels -- Using the Tools and Control Panel -- Opening a Document -- Opening a Document with Adobe Bridge -- Inserting Images or Text in a Document -- Using the Status Bar -- Working with Document Windows -- Checking for Updates Online -- Getting Help While You Work -- Saving a Document -- Finishing Up -- 2 Creating and Viewing a Document -- Creating a New Document -- Creating a New Document from a Template -- Creating a New Document Using Presets -- Setting Up a Document -- Changing the Display View -- Changing the View with the Zoom Tool -- Viewing and Using Rulers -- Using Guides -- Changing Guides &amp -- Pasteboard Options -- Using Smart Guides -- Using the Grid -- Moving Around with the Hand Tool -- Working with the Info Panel -- Creating and Displaying Workspaces -- Using Undo and Redo -- 3 Managing Pages and Books -- Using the Pages Panel -- Inserting Pages -- Changing the Page Size -- Navigating Pages -- Adding Color Labels to Pages -- Deleting Pages -- Moving Pages -- Working with Page Spreads -- Rotating Page Spreads -- Creating Master Pages -- Working with Master Pages -- Working with Page Numbers and Sections -- Working with Chapter Numbers -- Creating and Using Text Variables -- Creating a Book -- Managing Books -- Creating a Table of Contents -- Starting an Index -- Creating an Index Entry -- Creating an Index -- Managing an Index -- Adjusting Layouts -- 4 Working with Text -- Using Type Tools -- Creating Type in a Text Frame -- Creating Type Using Frame Tools -- Creating Path Type -- Importing Text -- Flowing Imported Text -- Working with Overflow Text -- Using Smart Text Reflow -- Typing and Selecting Text -- Editing Text with Autocorrect…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…The Hash Table: The Workhorse of Ruby Internals -- Hash Tables in Ruby -- Saving a Value in a Hash Table -- Retrieving a Value from a Hash Table -- Experiment 7-1: Retrieving a Value from Hashes of Varying Sizes -- How Hash Tables Expand to Accommodate More Values -- Hash Collisions -- Rehashing Entries -- Experiment 7-2: Inserting One New Element into Hashes of Varying Sizes -- How Ruby Implements Hash Functions -- Experiment 7-3: Using Objects as Keys in a Hash -- Hash Optimization in Ruby 2.0 -- Summary -- 8. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Uncovering other activities that relate to your project -- Emphasizing your project's importance to your organization -- Being exhaustive in your search for information -- Drawing the line: Where your project starts and stops -- Stating your project's objectives -- Making your objectives clear and specific -- Probing for all types of objectives -- Anticipating resistance to clearly defined objectives -- Marking Boundaries: Project Constraints -- Working within limitations -- Understanding the types of limitations -- Looking for project limitations -- Addressing limitations in your scope statement -- Dealing with needs -- Facing the Unknowns When Planning: Documenting Your Assumptions -- Presenting Your Scope Statement in a Clear and Concise Document -- Relating This Chapter to the PMP Exam and PMBOK 7 -- Chapter 6 Developing Your Game Plan: Getting from Here to There -- Divide and Conquer: Breaking Your Project into Manageable Chunks -- Thinking in detail -- Identifying necessary project work with a work breakdown structure -- Asking four key questions -- Making assumptions to clarify planned work -- Focusing on results when naming deliverables -- Using action verbs to title activities -- Developing a WBS for large and small projects -- Understanding a project's deliverables-activities hierarchy -- Dealing with special situations -- Representing conditionally repeating work -- Handling work with no obvious break points -- Planning a long-term project -- Issuing a contract for services you will receive -- Creating and Displaying Your Work Breakdown Structure -- Considering different schemes to create your WBS hierarchy -- Using one of two approaches to develop your WBS -- The top-down approach -- The brainstorming approach -- Categorizing your project's work -- Labeling your WBS entries -- Displaying your WBS in different formats…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Choosing the right tree traversal for the job -- Creating and populating symbol tables for each scope -- Adding semantic attributes to syntax trees -- Defining classes for symbol tables and symbol table entries -- Creating symbol tables -- Populating symbol tables -- Synthesizing the isConst attribute -- Checking for undeclared variables -- Identifying the bodies of methods -- Spotting uses of variables within method bodies -- Finding redeclared variables -- Inserting symbols into the symbol table -- Reporting semantic errors -- Handling package and class scopes in Unicon -- Mangling names -- Inserting self for member variable references -- Inserting self as the first parameter in method calls -- Testing and debugging symbol tables -- Summary -- Questions -- Chapter 7: Checking Base Types -- Technical requirements -- Type representation in the compiler -- Defining a base class for representing types -- Subclassing the base class for complex types -- Assigning type information to declared variables -- Synthesizing types from reserved words -- Inheriting types into a list of variables -- Determining the type at each syntax tree node -- Determining the type at the leaves -- Calculating and checking the types at internal nodes -- Runtime type checks and type inference in Unicon -- Summary -- Questions -- Chapter 8: Checking Types on Arrays, Method Calls, and Structure Accesses -- Technical requirements -- Checking operations on array types -- Handling array variable declarations -- Checking types during array creation -- Checking types during array accesses -- Checking method calls -- Calculating the parameters and return type information -- Checking the types at each method call site -- Checking the type at return statements -- Checking structured type accesses -- Handling instance variable declarations -- Checking types at instance creation…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- What's the fundamental difference between .dll and .exe files in the context of C# projects? -- How does the entry point of a program written in C# look? -- How is memory management conducted in C#? …”