Orphans

These pages are not linked to from anywhere in this book:

1. Introspector/DotGNU/RDF
2. Introspector/Interfaces/CVS
3. Introspector/Interfaces/CoopX
4. Introspector/Interfaces/Foaf
5. Introspector/Interfaces/GUI
6. Introspector/Interfaces/MBOX
7. Introspector/Interfaces/Projects/Savannah
8. Introspector/Interfaces/Projects/VCG
9. Introspector/Interfaces/Wiki/OddMuse
10. Introspector/Introspection
11. Introspector/LanguageTools/Bash
12. Introspector/LanguageTools/Perl
13. Introspector/LanguageTools/Php
14. Introspector/LanguageTools/Python
15. Introspector/LanguageTools/SilverScheme
16. Introspector/RDF/Laces
17. Introspector/RDF/Swoogle
18. Introspector/RelatedProjects/SimilarNamed
19. Introspector/Snippets

Please either incorporate them into the text or mark them for deletion by typing {{delete|Reason for deletion}} on each page. Thanks! --hagindaz 23:08, 28 July 2006 (UTC)

Thanks!

mike

There are some more orphans:

• Introspector/gcc/rtl/peephole/i386.md
• Introspector/RTL in Lisp

--Adrignola ^{talk contribs} 00:45, 3 August 2009 (UTC)

The ice cube data structure

This book currently mentions

experiments with the special wikipedia:data structure "ice cube" for higher speed transfer of the data.

The ice cube is a compressed data cube, a set of vectors describing the compiler graphs efficiently.

Alas, one of those links is broken, leaving me wondering: Is *any* compressed block of data, in *any* kind of data structure and compressed using *any* data compression algorithm, a kind of "ice cube" (a generic term)? Or is there some specific data structure, a "data cube" (?) that is compressed in some specific way to create a "ice cube"? --DavidCary (discuss • contribs) 20:15, 1 April 2011 (UTC)