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space is cheap, and I ve found recently that, as the popularity of my site increases, avoiding dynamic generation (especially with images) is a good idea. I ll now discuss the format for the metadata file. There is one file per directory of images named META (in all capitals), which has the following format: dsc_0443.jpg dsc_0444.jpg dsc_0445.jpg dsc_0446.jpg dsc_0447.jpg dsc_0448.jpg dsc_0449.jpg none none none diary diary diary diary mikal mikal mikal taffy_cat taffy_cat taffy_cat taffy_cat

In this recipe, the first batch had two differing values: 55 and 955. Since @Value1 was evaluated first and the values were different, the NULLIF condition is FALSE, and the first evaluated value is returned. In the second batch, both @Value1 and @Value2 were equal, so NULLIF returned a NULL value instead.

An upward-compatible solution is to specify them as additional loader arguments and to enclose the option within double quotation marks in order to protect the additional arguments from being processed Future versions of Automake will enable you to specify linker flags in the more appropriate program_name_LDFLAGS variable Add an example of using the library_name_LDFLAGS option to specify arguments passed to the linker/loader when building the library In this case, the option and its associated value specifies the version number of the library Once you have modified the configureac and Makefileam files for your application, you can execute the Autoconf application and run the resulting configure script to generate a Makefile for your application.

As I reviewed earlier in the book, SQL Server 2005 has two different data types used to store date and time data: datetime and smalldatetime. The datetime data type stores dates between January 1st, 1753, through December 31st, 9999, and measures time up to 3.33 milliseconds. The smalldatetime data type stores a smaller range of dates, from January 1st, 1900, through June 6th, 2079, and measures time to the 1 minute granularity. SQL Server 2005 offers several functions used to manipulate and work with these data types, described in Table 8-5. Table 8-5. Date Functions

For your convenience, the sidebar titled Overview of Using Libtool with Autoconf and Automake provides a summary of the entire Autoconf/Automake process for applications that use libraries and want to quickly and easily generate them using Libtool as part of the autoconfiguration process..

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The general steps required to create Autoconf and Automake configuration files that automatically invoke Libtool to build the libraries necessary for an application are as follows: 1 Create the configureac file for your application as described in the 7 section Creating configureac Files, adding the AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE macro, as discussed in the 7 section Creating Makefileam Files and Other Files Required by Automake Add the AC_PROG_LIBTOOL macro after the AC_PROG_CC macro For simple applications, the final configureac file should look something like the one shown in Listing 8-2 2 Run the aclocal script to create a local file of m4 macro definitions (such as the definition of the AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE macro) for use by Autoconf 3 Create the Makefileam file for your application as described in the 7 section Creating Makefileam Files and Other Files Required by Automake.