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c*e2013-06-15 07:06

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Which one of the following statements accurately expresses the disadvantages
of making a function inline?
a) Inline functions always make the program bigger.
b) Inline functions always make the program slower.
c) Inline functions always make the program bigger and slower.
d) It is not possible to take the address of an inline function.
e) It increases compile-time dependencies.
(careerchange code 7_20, please ignore)

b*n2013-06-15 07:06

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羡慕很多人的甜蜜，悲伤自己的痛苦
或许爱情是命中注定的
注定有爱的人，不管如何挥霍，如何任性，总会有人爱有人爱，有人疼，总有甜蜜
注定没爱的人，不管如何追逐，如何付出，总是伤痕累累后，一无所有，留下寂寞空虚
和痛苦
曾经以为，努力和忍耐可以换取爱情
到头爱，我拥有的只是伤痛

p*o2013-06-15 07:06

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谁知道这个问题的答案？
http://store.apple.com/us/question/answers/product/ME182LL/A/do
Does the AirPort Time Capsule (2013) allow USB or Ethernet-connected drive
to be used as part of the Time Capsule functionality?
Would like to explore connecting a USB-drive-enclosure and/or an Ethernet-
drive-enclosure to allow more backup space to be available to users on my
home network. Even if this would supercede the internal drive, I would find
it preferable to other options like SLUG or FreeNAS which can be cheaper but
potentially less-reliable.
For example, an Ethernet-capable NAS of, say, 10TB could be connected to one
of the Gigabit ports, but would the AirPort Time Capsule (2013) recognize
it as an extension of the internal storage, and therefore part of the Time
Capsule storage media used for native Mac backups?
If there's not a way to do that, how arduous or risky is it to move the
existing backups from the Time Capsule's internal drive to an external drive
(ex: Ethernet-connected NAS) to free-up space on the 2TB/3TB internal drive
, without corrupting the contents of that internal drive? Is there a way to
initiate the move from within the Time Capsule itself, and thereby avoiding
downloading/uploading all of that content over-the-network (to/from the PC)
unnecessarily?