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<0> hi everybody
<1> Should brushes and pens be destroyed imediately after use, or in a cleanup function?
<2> clean up
<2> especially in Win3.1 not that that matters now, but you eventually run out of pens even if you destroy them somewhere around 8192
<1> I thought you destroyed them so that you don't run out.
<2> in theory, but no use stressing out the GDI when you don't have to. In fact, I haven't found the upper limit on Win32, but I suspect it's still there
<3> hey
<3> i got this error code 95, but i don't know what error it is. any of you know where i can find the error code map out for linux
<4> what function returns it?
<5> hello.. I am dealing with a pretty rough compile error
<5> maybe someone can have a look? http://rafb.net/paste/results/WwT
<5> it has to do with sorting a vector
<5> I'm sure it has something to do with how I've overloaded my operator
<5> or how I used sort
<6> 404
<5> http://rafb.net/paste/results/WwTvik18.html
<5> errr
<5> Pasted by: Anonymous Poster
<5> Language: C++
<5> Description: No description
<5> Remove line numbers
<5> Download as Text
<5> Other recent pastes
<4> any compiler error must be rough for that clown...
<6> Bah. I made the mistake the other day of looking at my firewall logs.
<6> Now I'm seeing all kinds of crazy stuff.
<7> hehe
<7> things that make you go "what the hell is it even trying to do?"
<4> the guy with the hostmask ending in dsl.hstntx.swbell.net wasn't me
<7> heh
<4> Saturday is Beer Bike
<4> and my alcohol tolerance is way down :P
<4> hahaha... http://www.phdcomics.com/comics/archive.php?comicid=696
<6> Hmm... is it usual for a Windows machine to try to retrieve the netbios name of anything on the internet?
<4> I don't think I even have NetBIOS enabled
<4> damn, my gf got a speeding ticket :(
<4> I made her stay for too long
<7> doh
<4> heh, oops. I just realized I was supposed to give a lecture today
<4> and I "skipped" it
<2> owie
<8> Hello!
<8> Is there anyone here? I'm in dire need of help!
<6> Nobody here but us potatoes.
<4> baked potatoes
<6> Had eddyPutra ever said anything, or is he a wraith?
<6> Just comming and going with the tide?
<4> don't remember him ever saying anything
<7> I think he's a stalker
<8> phew
<8> yo
<8> inheritence, anyone know how to do it so it works?
<8> s/ence/ance
<4> do you have a more concrete question?
<8> yes
<8> Main.cpp: undefined reference to `Function::Function()'
<4> because my answer to the question you've asked would be "yes. and if you want to know, read a book"
<8> Main.cpp: undefined reference to `vtable for NormalFunction'
<8> **** don't work
<8> I read all the stuff I could on polymorphism
<8> as far as I can see I'm doing it to the letter
<4> the first one means you're missing a zero-ary constructor
<8> but it just ain't working.
<8> And the second?
<4> I don't quite know what the second means... perhaps that you don't have any virtual methods
<8> oh, the methods are there
<8> mind if I push it across?
<4> don't paste here
<4> put it in the paste bin
<8> Paste bin?
<4> Pastebin: http://cpp.enisoc.com/pastebin/
<6> Ugh. How do I stop azureus connecting to itself? :P
<4> how do I stop my nose from running? :P
<8> http://cpp.enisoc.com/pastebin/6853
<8> Any ideas?
<4> haha, nice beginning for "Veronica Mars"
<6> Celarion, it's not much to do with inheritence.
<4> Celarion: write bodies for Function::Function(), Function::~Function() and Function::Calculate()
<8> Function::Calculate() is virtual
<8> hence the vtable
<4> but not pure virtual
<8> Okay, I'll give it a shot.
<4> nooo
<4> in the future, VM will be on Tuesday nights
<4> that means I'll miss both VM and House
<8> still no dice
<8> Bummer
<8> House pwnz
<6> House is stupid.
<8> I'll just copy and paste the results down into paste bin
<8> Okay!
<8> http://cpp.enisoc.com/pastebin/6854
<8> Any ideas?
<4> hehe... stupid spam
<4> "Domain Notification: scalar scalar This is your Final Notice of Domain Listing"
<4> and at the very end in small font: "Note that THIS IS NOT A BILL. This is a solicitation. You are under no obIigation to pay the amounts stated unless you accept this offer"
<7> Celarion: paste code for SimpsonIntegrator.cpp as well
<7> that's likely where the error is
<8> hmm, damn
<7> also, in NormalFunction, you're missing an empty set of () eh?
<7> .h that is
<7> nevermind
<7> I misread it
<8> SimpsonIntegrator only implements them
<7> yeah
<7> paste the code anyway
<8> it's the vtable that links virtual calculate to calculate that's bugged
<8> ok
<4> hmm. in an Ikea commercial, a customer says "The best thing about Ikea is the name. It's short and easy to say."
<7> oh as well as main.cpp
<4> isn't that pretty much an own-goal?
<8> http://cpp.enisoc.com/pastebin/6855
<8> Please? This is really driving me up the wall
<4> hey Celarion, what compiler are you using?
<4> gcc or g++?
<4> I just compiled your files with g++, and I don't get any errors
<4> with gcc, I do get the "undefined reference to vtable" stuff
<9> what's a good license to use
<9> if you want your project to be free and open source for nonprofit/noncommercial/personal use?
<9> but that commercial use or modification require licenses?
<9> I want my program to be open-source so that people can learn from my code, but not for modification. (reverse-engineering is also OK)
<6> Why?
<6> ...but for what it's worth, the Microsoft Accademic License sounds like a good fit.
<6> ...or whatever most of the research.microsoft.com stuff uses.
<9> Rethguals, why do I want it restricted like that?
<9> I dunno :) so I can maybe make money, haha
<9> I am closer to not releasing it, but I support people learning something by reading my code
<9> so, I plan to do that
<9> however I am *not* releasing it so that they can compile and use the software
<6> :/
<6> I thought the same way once, but it always annoyed me. Now, I'll either release the code, or I won't.
<9> once I have so much money that making more doesn't concern me, perhaps I'll release the source
<9> but right now, I basically want to say (1) this binary executable may only be used for noncommercial use
<9> (2) here's the source, you may read it but not modify, compile, or create derivative works
<9> yah, it annoys me too
<9> but the issue is that I feel like sometimes programs I right could be commercially interesting to companies
<9> and I don't want to, by releasing the source, remove that
<6> There's optimism for you :)
<9> I'm not so rich that I can afford to just have the attitude "plz dont give me your money kthx" if possible to avoid :p
<6> It's not about being rich, it's more like being selfish :)
<9> me spending my time to write code companies might want to use, then suggesting they not get it for free is selfish? =P
<6> In a way, releasing the source code and not letting people use it is just an ego trip.
<9> you might as well suggest that farmers spending time tending their land and expecting to sell their crops instead of give 'em away is selfish :P
<9> maybe it is an ego trip, but i wouldn't say it's just an ego trip
<9> there is a ton of good software in the worldwide programming community. I learned from a lot of it, so it's my plan to give back
<9> ... but that doesn't suddenly mean I'm going to prevent myself from selling any software I work on, if possible
<9> and I'm not saying I'll close all of it
<9> just the stuff I think might be commercially interesting
<9> I'm obviously not going to try to sell my MUD :-P
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