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<0> howdy The_Vulture
<0> how is the North-West (of the US)?
<1> I bet it was weird to go from winter to summer
<1> hehe
<1> and having your toilet swirl in a different direction.
<2> hi room
<2> i want to ask one question plz
<2> how to get the size of pointer
<2> i have one pointer void *dst, and i want to check how many bytes *dst have
<2> any solution ?
<0> you can't
<0> store it in an int variable when you allocate it
<2> any other possibility ?
<2> ok then ?
<0> if you're using it as an array with dynamic size, you may want to switch to std::vector
<2> int *a=(int *) dst ?
<0> no
<2> no not array
<3> is there a real reason you're using a void pointer anyway? :)
<0> int *dst = new int[size];
<0> somewhere you have a line like that
<2> yes big cl*** and return type is not defined
<0> you need to store size in a variable so you can access it later
<2> size is variable
<2> all the time
<2> dynamic input, dynamic output like this
<0> see? that's what I'm telling you: put it in a variable, p*** that variable around
<2> i mean src is input
<2> and dst is output
<2> both are void *
<0> ...
<0> this is pointless
<2> any clue ?
<2> i want to get the length :-(
<2> of dst
<0> I already told you how to do it
<0> go away
<2> okz
<0> howdy Rethguals
<4> Hail :)
<0> Thunder and Storm
<4> How are you tonight?
<0> pretty good, I guess
<0> getting hungry
<0> how are you?
<4> Unsober, happy.
<0> today Xiph's and my mutual friend, who was also supposed to work on DrJava but never really did, came to my lab. I'm making him finish some of his work
<0> he's a complete Windows guy, but our build process is geared towards Linux
<0> so he had to get cygwin, etc. on his Windows machine
<5> hmm, DrJava require Java knowledge? heh
<0> what does he do when he gets to my lab with nice dual-screen Linux machines?
<0> he remotes into his Windows machine at home...
<5> hmm, Mysterious Cities of Gold on youtube, but no Spartakus
<4> Heh, I salute him for that!
<4> Well, I don't feel comfortable using other people's machines.
<4> I would RDP to a machine of my own, and not see what's wrong with that. Dual screen is over-rated.
<0> I often remote into my machines. but it was just comical to see him prefer the higher-latency remote Windows machine with the clunkier build process to the local machine
<4> Perhaps. Also nice to see someone with a home VPN setup.
<5> hmm, if he had dual monitors at home, wonder if his remoting could handle that
<4> FuIru: RDP can't
<5> wonder if anything can
<4> Actually, I had a problem for a while because my work machine ran at 1920x1200 but RDP only supports 1600x1200 max.
<4> Who is your hero, scalar?
<0> huh?
<0> my hero?
<4> You don't have one? Your idol, I mean.
<0> not really. there are people that I admire, though
<0> I admire my mom. she's the most selfless, humble and enduring person I know
<0> I admire a friend of mine, who graduated at Rice and is now at Stanford for grad school. he's incredibly smart. a genius
<4> What's grad school.
<4> ?
<0> do you call it post graduate? it's between Bachelor and Ph.D
<4> Ah, a master's.
<4> Postgrad, yes.
<0> he'll probably have his Ph.D soon. he's just so smart, it can't take him much longer than three years
<4> If he's so smart, what's the rush? :)
<0> that's actually a good question
<0> his parents are loaded too
<4> It wasn't a serious question.
<0> I've actually asked myself several times why I don't have idols, why I don't have a clear role model
<5> people **** too much? heh
<0> or maybe I'm just too good? ;)
<4> You neither, FuIru?
<5> that hardly needs comment ;p
<0> I can contest to how hurd FuIru ****s... at least last weekend it felt like he was trying to **** a golf ball through my garden hose
<5> nope, no idols here
<0> s/hurd/hard/
<4> attest
<0> right. that's what I meant
<0> somehow the word didn't quite feel right
<5> that's why I'll never be a cool nerd :\
<0> you're never gonna let that go, are you, FuIru? ;)
<5> heheh
<5> If I had honor, you would have impugned it ;p
<0> oh, now THIS blows
<0> I have a ctor (in Java) public XMLConfig(InputStream is) { ... } -- now I want to write a second ctor XMLConfig(File f) { try { this(new FileInputStream(f)); } catch(IOException e) { ... } }
<0> but it says "Call to this must be first statement"
<0> this is so silly. in bytecode, there's no difference at all
<4> C++0x fixes that.
<5> heh
<4> wibble::wibble(yadda bladder) try: wibble(bladder, goose) {} catch (exception flip) { flip; throw; }
<4> Fois gras!
<0> goose liver? fish eggs? where is the fish? I ate garbage yesterday, and it didn't cost me $300!
<4> Heh... what's that from?
<0> Futurama
<6> in some ways having a poor command of english can allow you to make neat phrases
<6> by the way, you have no chance to survive. Make you times
<3> someone set us up the bomb
<3> move zig!
<0> so, tequilla, here's a question for you: have you touched your girlfriends breasts?
<7> I don't think it's appropriate that I answer that...
<0> why not? this is a group of men. are your parents lurking here?
<7> heh - so Diana wouldn't mind if you answered a question like that?
<8> tequilla: I don't think that line of reasoning is going to work in your favour
<5> we all know what scalar's touched of hers
<0> I'm sure she didn't. why be embarr***ed of the obvious
<5> lol: http://www.muc.muohio.edu/~natedogg/main.htm
<8> scalar's already admitted a great many more interesting things on this topic
<0> in fact, I'll tell you why I'm asking you: yesterday, Diana's looked so nice, I couldn't keep my hands away from them. so I have a hard time understanding how you can manage
<5> she'd probably knock him out if he tried, heh
<0> unless, of course, your girlfriend is ugly... ;>
<8> scalar: ah - but you see there's the other issue - you were looking at them (naked I would ***ume) - you haven't considered whether tequilla's been in that situation.
<0> they looked incredible with clothes on, too
<7> actually, I slipped up once, so he has
<8> scalar: fair point
<5> slipped up?
<7> answered a question of his, in /notice, without realizing that my answer gave away too much information
<7> then the bastard proceeded to relay my answer indirectly to the channel :P
<5> lol
<8> like we would expect anything less of scalar
<0> I did what? when?
<0> I'm sorry. almost. kinda
<0> tequilla, I hope you know that I really don't mean what I say in a bad way, and that I admire your for your convictions and strength of will
<5> teq is scalar's idol :)
<0> if I ever go to far, please let me know
<7> nah, I don't think there is a "too far" with me and words
<7> so you're fine
<8> FuIru: that's just twisted.. though not necessarily false
<9> eh
<9> hello
<9> there
<9> somebody there?
<9> can help me ?
<10> Hi...can any one tell me what do this mean {'\0'} in msg[255] = {'\0'}...i know that the msg[255] is creating a arry of 255 elements,but im not sure what {'\0'} is for?
<0> Underworld^: it puts the character \0 in msg[0]
<3> do you know that you can set array values when you create it?
<10> yes i know
<10> what will \0 in msg[0] do? or it will have no effects?
<3> it will nul-terminate the string
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