if you want to use extension:math on windows, texvc.exe must be built for Windows.
There's the pre-built texvc.bc, download & rename it with texvc.exe. It works well on Mediawiki 1.20.x
texvc binary file (texvc.exe) Tuesday, December 18, 2012
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exam related Info about PMBOK 5 Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Q) when the PMBOK 5 will be launched officially and starting when the PMP exam will be based on PMBOK5?
This is the customer care answer of the inquiry:
A) "As project management evolves, so do PMI's standards. We continue
to expand and update our library of standards to keep improving the
profession and providing you with the information you need.
An
updated version of the PMBOK® Guide is released every 4 years. The
PMBOK® Guide--4th Edition was released on 31 December 2008. The release
date for the 5th Edition has not yet been announced.
Any changes
to the credential exams as a result of an update to the PMBOK® Guide
will be announced after the release date of the new publication.
We trust that this provides you with all relevant information.
If you have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to contact Customer Care."
From http://pmp.groupsite.com/beta/discussion/topics/548417/messages?page=1
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The mindmap of project charter Thursday, December 29, 2011
Project charter is one of the important concepts in PMBOK. It authorizes a project and documents initial requirements from stakeholders. If signed off, the project is initiated.
There's a mindmap of project charter created by leadershipchamps. Due to permission, there just provides the link
http://leadershipchamps.files.wordpress.com/2009/11/projec-charter.jpg
And in this mindmap, provides a template of project charter
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on-line Rita 6th Edition & 5th Edition Wednesday, December 28, 2011
1> link of 6th edition: http://www.scribd.com/doc/39409875/Rita-6th-Edition
2> 5th edition: http://www.scribd.com/doc/36918639/C-Rita-5th-Edition
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Upgrade JDK for ICS compiling Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Follow the bellowing steps to upgrade the correct JDK for ICS building
sudo add-apt-repository "deb http://archive.canonical.com/ lucid partner"
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jdk
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run Python script in Android.mk on Android building system Friday, September 23, 2011
Insert the bellowing line into Android.mk
$(shell python $(LOCAL_PATH)/scripts/myprepare.py)
When running mm command or other command to build your apk, the script myprepare.py will be invoked.
You can copy some files or do any thing python can do. But notice: don't add any print function in your python script.
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[Refer] Empty parameter lists Thursday, September 15, 2011
C distinguishes between a function declared with an empty parameter list
and a function declared with a parameter list consisting of only
void.
The former is an unprototyped function taking an unspecified number of
arguments, while the latter is a prototyped function taking no arguments.
// C code extern int foo(); // Unspecified parameters extern int bar(void); // No parameters void baz() { foo(0); // Valid C, invalid C++ foo(1, 2); // Valid C, invalid C++ bar(); // Okay in both C and C++ bar(1); // Error in both C and C++ }C++, on the other hand, makes no distinction between the two declarations and considers them both to mean a function taking no arguments.
// C++ code extern int xyz(); extern int xyz(void); // Same as 'xyz()' in C++, // Different and invalid in CFor code that is intended to be compiled as either C or C++, the best solution to this problem is to always declare functions taking no parameters with an explicit void prototype. For example:
// Compiles as both C and C++ int bosho(void) { ... }Empty function prototypes are a deprecated feature in C99 (as they were in C89).
Refer to http://david.tribble.com/text/cdiffs.htm
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