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Take care of yourself

Posted 07-20-2012 at 12:44 AM by Aquarius_Girl
Updated 07-20-2012 at 05:34 AM by Aquarius_Girl

I am very relaxed and happy right now therefore I decided to write
a new blog post.

I have realized the importance of positive mental attitude. I have
realized that I'll have to look after myself rather than being
dependent on someone.

It has been three weeks since I had a proper food. I skipped breakfast
and lunch for three weeks probably due to lack of hunger. It is
summer here. The day time temperature raises to 45C. ACs have...

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Egg curry with Meat masala - North Indian Style

Posted 07-09-2012 at 11:23 PM by Aquarius_Girl
Updated 07-04-2014 at 01:28 AM by Aquarius_Girl

Notice: Spoon measurement : 6ml
Ingredients:

4 full boiled shelled eggs.
1/2 spoon Cumin seeds (AKA Zeera in Hindi).
1 inch Cinnamon stick (AKA Dalchini in Hindi).
5 Black Peppercorns seeds (AKA Kalimirch in Hindi).
4 Cloves (AKA Laung in Hindi).
8 big cloves Garlic (AKA Lassun in Hindi).
1 inch Ginger (AKA Adrak in Hindi)
2 spoon Meat masala. (No, this ingredient can NOT be skipped.)
1/4 spoon Turmeric powder (AKA Haldi in Hindi).
1 medium Onion.
1/2 spoon Salt.
3

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Understanding RAII (Resource Acquisition Is Initialization) - C++

Posted 06-14-2012 at 01:45 AM by Aquarius_Girl
Updated 10-09-2012 at 02:44 AM by Aquarius_Girl

Q: What is an exception safe code?
A: A code may throw an exception but at the same time if it:
- Doesn't allow any memory (allocated by it) to be leaked.
- Lets the program to remain in a well-defined state (no dangling pointers
  and all) so that execution can continue as intended.
- Reports the error to the caller (when encountered).
then it can be termed as an exception safe code.

Of course, a code which won't be throwing any exception ever is an exception

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Why and how to use `pthread_join()`? - PThreads

Posted 05-23-2012 at 01:00 AM by Aquarius_Girl
Updated 08-24-2012 at 01:50 AM by Aquarius_Girl

Q: What is join with respect to Pthreads?
A: Join is a functionality of Pthread library which allows the originating thread to wait for the completion of all its spawned thread's tasks.

Without join the originating thread would exit as soon as it completes its chores, completely ignoring the states of its spawned threads. Due to this, even if any of the spawned threads is in middle of its chore, it'll simply get aborted.
Problem statement:
In the below code I have

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Yellow Split Pigeon Peas lentil with a twist AKA Sambar (in Hindi)

Posted 05-09-2012 at 11:15 PM by Aquarius_Girl
Updated 12-02-2014 at 12:19 AM by Aquarius_Girl

Notice: Spoon measurement : 6ml

Ingredients:

1/2 cup Yellow Split Pigeon Peas lentil (AKA Toor dal in Hindi)
3/4 spoon small yellow Mustard seeds (AKA Sarson in Hindi).
1 and a half medium Green chillies (AKA Hari mirch in Hindi).
1 spoon thick Tamarind syrup. (AKA Imli ka pani in Hindi). (No, this ingredient can NOT be skipped.)
1 spoon Sambar masala. (No, this ingredient can NOT be skipped.)
1/4 spoon Turmeric powder (AKA Haldi in Hindi).
1 medium Onion.
1 small Tomato.
1/2

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