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<0> could use iterators (not that it'd make much difference), either's safe so long as you don't add/remove things from the vector
<1> but what if i am adding and removing things?
<1> I think i know the answer that question. thanks :)
<2> http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5847984513475560733&q=yellow+fever
<3> can somebody help me? big reward
<4> how big ?
<3> i have 2 ISP 2 NICS 2 public IPs on one computer, how do i make application1 to use ISP1, application2 to use ISP2
<4> bind
<3> huh
<5> heh
<5> FuIru: you are cheap :)
<4> well, i'm still expecting my big reward
<3> FuIru but you didn't help me
<6> give a little freebie first to secure the victory
<5> he did
<4> you didn't answer me



<5> well you didnt saied much about the details
<5> how big is the reward? what kinds of applications, which OS?
<3> winxp
<5> still 'bind' ... but i dont support windows, FuIrus reward
<3> bind? what is that
<2> what you use to restrain a scalar
<5> man bind
<5> G*
<3> isn't bind DNS daemon
<3> what does bind have to do with using 2 ISP
<5> no the socket api function
<6> it really is important to know the applications involved as well
<6> are you writing it yourself?
<3> yahoomessenger/internetexplorer
<5> you prolly could manage that on the firewall too ...
<5> and thats not a C++ thing at all
<6> ah good luck with that. those apps tend to default to first adapter with a valid protocol
<3> i want yahoomessenger to use ISP1 , internetexplorer to use ISP2, outlook express to use ISP2
<3> neuralx i know; that's why i am giving big reward
<5> with a linux firewall i could do that quite easy
<5> i think people using colinux as firewall/router for their winxp ... :P
<3> cehteh using one computer?
<5> yes
<3> okay how
<5> but as saied .. i dont support winxp
<3> why? is it harder to configure?
<5> you dont know it
<5> i
<3> i don't know ; that's why i am here asking the question
<6> one might argue that it can't be configured, so infinitely harder. your problem is not the system configuration but the way that the applications use the socket api
<5> as i saied .. you can fix that externally with a firewall
<5> http://wiki.colinux.org/cgi-bin/UsingCoLinuxAsAFirewall
<5> have fun, send me some of the reward
<7> if you have some hashing function h:U->{0,1,...,m-1} where U is the universe, m (even) slots and h is not performing simple uniform hashing. That is to say the Pr[h(k)=i] is not equal to 1/m. But I do know that h(k) is twice as likely to be even as to be odd and need to come up with a formula for pi=Pr[h(k)=i] and hten prove that for sum[i=0...m-1]pi = 1 . I am not sure where to go...like is pi peacewise? I need a little guidance. Than
<4> welcome to #math !
<7> haha
<8> !help
<8> any body here know hot to use DAEMON TOOLS to emulate a .iso file ???
<2> why?
<2> and why would you ask in a C++ channel?
<8> the only solution i got
<8> :(
<8> where can i asl then
<8> ?
<2> I don't know; not here, though
<4> an aol chat room
<2> FuIru's house.
<4> a/s/l omgwtfbbq!
<2> they help with these kinds of issues there
<4> nuh uh. I got cheated out of my big reward last time
<8> where tequilla can i ask
<8> ??
<2> Viruss-H-Souper: NOT HERE.
<4> how about #imadirtywarezwhore ?
<8> **** you FuIru you re the whorw
<4> heh
<2> lol
<2> Hold on a second, I agree with him. :p
<1> ouch, i'd hate to be the whorw
<9> FuIru, you're such a whorw
<9> /msg Viruss-H-Souper hey, come back to #c++. FuIru wants to apologize and tell you about ISOs



<8> your going to kick
<8> haha
<8> FuIru
<8> scalar
<9> come on, FuIru.... say it now that he's here
<1> lol, you are evil scalar.
<8> iknow
<9> damn.
<9> that was less funny than it could have been
<10> cc pliss
<4> heh, maybe it would've been funnier had I not already gone to bed
<11> Sorry guys, i'm the noobie to programming and what does Indentation mean?
<12> putting a tab or some space at the beggining of a line of code
<11> Laughing out loud thnx :)
<13> hey im looking for some ***istance with streams
<13> anyone awake to help?
<14> Where the hell is Pfhoenix when you need hi, :\
<14> brushfire, Asking the God damn question helps when there's no mindreaderes about.
<13> you don't need to be rude, i was making sure someone was actually here.
<15> lol
<15> agree
<14> If you think that was rude, wait until you ask the question.
<14> :)
<13> lol
<13> im using strstream to hold data from a socket
<13> and for some reason, which i can't figure out, it's not doing that
<14> Eh, sorry. There's a lot of people coming here and asking, "Can I ask a question?", and it's pretty annoying.
<13> well it's a bit discouraging to go into a channel full of people, ask a complex question, and get no reply
<15> rhw > he's just figuring out and u don't have to be rude wif him ;P
<13> anyway, i'm using recv to get the data to a char array
<13> aye
<13> the socket's in a cl***, and so is the stream, is there something special i should be doing with the stream?
<13> (the strstream is a ptr btw)
<14> Well, other than constructing it and inserting the data, I can't see anything else. Have you tried debugging?
<14> To see whether anything's getting read, whether the socket calls (recv's) block when they shouldn't, etc etc?
<13> i'm new to streams, i have the same general setup on my laptop (vis. studio '05) and it works fine
<13> yeah
<13> the data's all in tact in the char[] var, even terminating with \n\0
<13> then i use ->write() to insert it into the stream
<13> and then ->readline()
<14> Why use write()? Why not insertion operator, operator<< ?
<14> And why is strstream a pointer?
<16> hello
<13> i did before, but i thought it might help to make the strstream a pointer (so i know initialization occurs)
<16> anyone help me
<16> please
<13> see what you mean.
<13> and i don't know how to use << with a ptr, i'm not that advanced
<16> oic
<13> FredFoxs what do you need help with?
<14> (*ptr) << cStyleString;
<13> oh
<13> ty
<16> can u give me a thesis topic
<14> Not really rocket science :)
<14> We don't do homework, FredFoxs.
<16> i'm a computer science student
<14> We do answer specific questions though.
<14> So get about and start working on it, and whenever you get stuck, come here and ask a specific question.
<16> yeah
<16> but i need a topic
<16> please
<13> oh, another reason i was using write() was because it lets me give a size to write (which is returned by recv())
<9> ****, it's cold
<16> so that i can start my thesis
<16> so that i can start to make my thesis
<16> please
<14> Dunno, it's supposed to work with write() too. How about trying to write() something else? Like just write() a predefined string instead of what you recv().
<16> and the programming language i used to program
<16> is C++
<13> i'll give it a try
<9> I consider someone asking for a thesis topic to be unqualified to write a thesis
<14> FredFoxs, Don't you have a teacher to ask these things? I could give you ideas ranging from a "Hello World" to a multitasking kernel.


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