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<0> http://cpp.enisoc.com/pastebin/6783
<1> http://cpp.enisoc.com/pastebin/6783
<1> sorry fer double there
<2> KeeperX: what if one string is shorter than the other?
<1> i have no clue??
<1> its not my code
<1> i dont know C
<1> BUT
<2> KeeperX: run it. namely, with a shorter bstr than astr
<1> this is part of a MUD
<1> this part is for asigning a sector an atribute i think
<1> cause thats what im doing when it crashes
<1> well not a crash.. just a perminant pause
<2> well, this code certainly seems able to crash.
<2> you know most systems have a function to do comparisons without case.
<1> like i said its OLD mud code
<1> is there a way to .. make it a little more crash proof
<3> i've only ever seen one person with ash on their face
<1> CrewdenX what do you think ?
<2> KeeperX: write a predicate for no-case comparison and use it with one of the algorithms from the standard library.
<1> that made no sence to me
<1> im not a programer
<1> i do VBscript
<1> for websites
<1> is it easy code...
<1> can you paste something maybe ?
<1> CrewdenX: no answer ?
<2> KeeperX: not a quick answer.
<2> KeeperX: i'll be back in about 40 minutes. if you want can till then, i can give you something.
<1> ok.. then i guess im lost.. cause i dont know C
<4> 'Did Def ever figure out that issue he was having?
<1> yes
<1> sorry wrong channel
<1> CrewdenX can you explain to me what that peoce of code is diong ?
<2> KeeperX: privmsg
<5> FuIru, he stopped it from happening; said it was some issue with throwing a const std::string from a local variable. I couldn't reproduce it.
<4> ah
<5> Actually, I should have asked how he was catching that. It might have been more enlightening.
<1> can someone fix my syntax ??
<1> http://cpp.enisoc.com/pastebin/6785
<1> im not a C coder
<1> im just trying to fix an application
<6> KeeperX: that second line doesn't quite look like it belongs there... && astr !=null and bstr !=null{
<6> strln, LOWER, bug are not part of any standard, so I don't know what they do
<6> from where did you get that code? you should probably ask the person who wrote it
<7> int yourstricmp(const char *a, const char *b) {for (char ac, bc; *a || *b; ++a, ++b) { ac = char(tolower(*a));bc = char(tolower(*b)); if (ac != bc) return ac - bc; }return 0; }
<6> aww. you so cute, tequilla
<7> heh
<7> Zenethian: Can't you say ANYTHING besides indubitably?!
<3> inconceivable!
<8> unindubitably!
<6> undoubtedly
<1> ok im back in here now
<6> oh how cool
<8> KeeperX: you never left.
<8> :-)
<7> Indubitably.
<7> KeeperX: what I wrote above is a working (standard conforming) implementation of a case insensitive C-string comparison function
<7> <cctype> for tolower()
<9> tequilla, What kind of ban did you set in #c on me? Can I join back after some time? Or this is permanent ban?
<7> DukeD: I don't intend to lift it, if that's what you're asking...
<9> Alright :( That's too bad I really came there to learn. I guess there was no reason for mentioning where I would search. But still, it's not like I tried condoning it.
<9> Professor told us that all people who program in c++ know c, is that true?
<7> nope
<9> ehh, guess I am off to efnet then
<7> farewell
<7> aww... Zenethian... that's so adorable :)
<8> ...
<10> I have a problem when making my app. I'm using g++ and it complains about "multiple definition " for 2 functions. I have #ifndef, #define, and #endif in my source files, can someone help me out pls.
<10> anyone?
<4> you have them in your header file, you mean?
<10> yes
<4> what you should be doing is declaring it extern in the header, and then defining it in one fo your cpp files
<7> make sure all definitions are in .C files, and only prototypes are in .h files and you never include .c files only .h files - just compile multiple .c files together
<10> i just have the header in the header file and the function in the cpp file
<10> well one of them is a template
<10> and the .h file includes the .cpp file
<10> not my template, got it from the textbook website
<10> can i tarball you the files?
<10> 2 .h files, 3 cpp files and a make file.
<11> hi all
<7> wait... why does your header include the .cpp file?
<7> you should never include source files
<11> I'm trying to import an OCX into my win32 project. But it crashes on every property/method I call from it. This is the source: http://rafb.net/paste/results/HniL8T71.html
<1> http://cpp.enisoc.com/pastebin/6789
<10> tequilla: here is the template http://www.cs.fiu.edu/~weiss/dsaa_c++/code/QuadraticProbing.h
<10> tequilla: http://www.cs.fiu.edu/~weiss/dsaa_c++/code/QuadraticProbing.cpp
<10> at the end of the .h file it includes the cpp file. Its a template...
<1> tequilla loook at mine real quict.. its a quick fix i think
<11> KeeperX: flag_table[flag].name != NULL && flag_table[flag].name != NULL lol
<4> yay infinite loops
<4> KeeperX, feel like actually mentioning what the problem might be ?
<1> it crashes there..
<1> GDM is in the description
<1> *GDB
<11> has anyone worked here OCX in win32 projects?
<4> are you sure name is actually valid?
<11> been trying to solve this problem sincethe morning :/
<4> One can ***ume you're actually initializing ti to NULL before you start using it?
<1> well i think its C
<1> not C++
<1> so NULL is an iso
<4> being C versus C++ doesn't mean anyhting
<7> blah12345: re-design both so that you're not including the .cpp file
<4> are you initializing that value before you start using it or testing agains tit?
<10> ok thankx
<11> FuIru could you take a quick glance at my problem?
<4> int *p; // take a wild guess what the value of p is
<4> AndyDev, have you debugged the OCX?
<11> it's not mine
<1> you mean flag ? it says init flag
<11> we use it on C#
<11> and vb
<11> now we need to implement on another project
<1> do i have to init NULL ?
<11> which is win32 c++
<4> KeeperX, one of hte basic things you need to learn about C and C++ is that when you declare a type such as an integer or a pointer or such, it doesn't have any predefined value until you SET on
<4> did I say you had to init NULL?
<4> nooo, I said did you init name?
<4> what's the difference between OleInitialize and CoInitialize ?
<1> yes name is init'ed
<4> you might want to step through the code with gdb and look at the values for those variables, then
<1> i dont know how to use GDB very well
<1> Im not a coder...
<1> But im learning
<1> i have an off the wall question ?
<4> man gdb might be a start, then
<1> How can gdb see thee source code of a compiled application ?
<1> i thought it was encrypted ?
<4> it's not encrypted, it's compiled
<1> ok well if GDB can see the source, what prevents ANYONE from seeing the source ?
<11> it crashed with both FuIru, I'm just knew the Ole one
<4> no doubt you ran gcc with whatever flag tells it to include debug info in the exe
<1> no i just types make
<1> :)
<4> whatever
<4> man gdb
<4> and man gcc too I guess
<1> ok im goint to say this one last time
<1> I am not a programer. i ab trying to get an application working
<4> AndyDev, what is the description of that error code?
<1> i dont write code
<1> im a web developer
<4> KeeperX, your point being.... ?
<1> so all your holier than thou Sighs and attitude are unwarented
<11> Microsoft C++ exception
<11> couldnt get any data on it
<1> you act like i should know all this stuff
<4> KeeperX, no, I act like you're trying to code
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