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<0> nice :)
<1> I'm going to go lie in bed and dream of my gf and goto sleep.
<1> Ciao.
<0> kk, gnite :)
<1> night.
<0> damn i envy people with a really fancy and educated accent when talking english
<0> it sounds so pure and... beautifull
<0> :)
<2> pfff
<2> anyone know how to run a tcp server in the background on freebsd?
<2> ;/
<2> like the one i have atm it doesnt return back to the terminal etc
<2> =
<2> =[
<3> kthx^, nohup and suspend?
<2> im new to nix api trying to port my win32 chat server ;/
<2> nohup doesnt look right
<3> do you have nohup on fbsd?
<2> 1sec
<2> no
<3> oh, hrm...
<2> like psybnc,unreal run in the background
<2> and i didnt find any obvious coding to achieve this
<3> in that case just run it with an & at the end and don't log out of your terminal, or rtfm on daemonizing your program. There's a couple steps you need to follow that I don't remember off hand.
<2> manual?
<3> http://www.linuxprofilm.com/articles/linux-daemon-howto.html will be pretty accurate
<2> mm
<2> looks good thx
<4> hrm
<3> I'd recommend catching SIGHUP as well to either terminate or refresh your configuration files, and a different SIG to gracefully exit.
<2> exit() not good enough?
<5> hi gambit
<3> heya OrageTide :)
<3> kthx^, Well you want to be able to terminate it remotely, right? :)
<5> i like SIGINT and SIGTERM to gracefully exit.
<2> heh kill -9 woirks good enuff
<3> s'not very graceful if you just let it kill you out of hand but whatever :)
<5> kill -9 is a terrible way to go. it won't flush any buffered data resulting in truncation of logs and datafiles
<5> all you need is like term_handler() { if(file1) fclose(file1); if(file2) fclose(file2); ... }
<5> although you're not supposed to call close inside a signal handler. i don't really care.
<2> k
<2> hrmm
<2> i used that linux skelton and it aint working ;/
<2> WOOT
<2> <3
<2> whats the nix version of CreateThread ?
<6> There is none
<2> isnt it thrcreate or sumthin
<6> No, there are no threads in UNIX.
<6> http://www.cs.nmsu.edu/~jcook/Tools/pthreads/pthreads.html This might help some.
<2> =o
<2> ah fork > threads
<6> Well, there's pthreads
<6> Which does some magic and give syou threads.
<6> And it's mostly portable
<6> iirc even to win32
<2> win32 needs fork
<6> Uh.
<6> Sure.
<6> win32 needs more than fork.
<2> lol
<2> vista i saw is getting WSAPoll <3
<6> yay! http://www.cocoadev.com/index.pl?NSThread
<6> Okay?
<0> is there a way to "unbind" a socket? or is that simply close(serversocket); ?
<2> expected init-declarator before "int"
<2> what does this mean?
<2> nvm
<7> have you left off a ;
<2> typo in prototype functions
<7> so what did you put before int
<2> like
<2> in example.h
<2> my function(blah blah)
<2> no ;
<2> ;D
<2> g++ Tippin.cpp -o test
<2> doesnt work wtf
<7> if it is a prototype you put a ; on the end
<7> example: int myfucn(int,*char);
<2> no lol
<2> like it compile with a few warning
<2> but no output file
<2> ;/
<2> what is function to convert string to lowercase on nix?
<2> nvm
<7> there isn't one
<7> use tolower() on each char yourself
<2> yeah
<2> is there va_start for nix?
<2> nvm
<7> you could look in a few man files
<7> start with that one
<2> w00t finished porting my ircd to nix
<2> <3
<2> and it doesnt work!
<8> mornin
<9> Hello Mr 16-bit
<10> hey
<10> can someone tell me why scanf() is so ****ing
<11> ?
<10> howcome its so bad
<11> its not
<11> only if you use it bad
<10> i go "scanf("%d", x);" then "printf("%d", x);" ----- if i type a really huge number it stuffs up
<11> because you used it wrong its
<11> scanf("%d",&x);
<11> :)
<11> try that :p
<11> scanf uses address of varibles
<10> it doesnt compile
<10> oh yes it does
<11> :)
<10> see its still is wacked up
<11> an interger only can have a certain amount of number
<11> try using a long
<11> if you using a use number
<11> huge number
<10> a long?
<12> long long
<10> long long?
<12> long long int
<12> 64 bits
<10> http://pastebin.ca/76382
<10> tell me why it doesn't work!!!
<12> yeah, we're just going to take orders just like that.
<10> could you please take a look and see what's wrong with my work?
<11> lol what is that?
<12> well, an int can only store 32 bits
<10> 4 byte?
<10> 4 characters?
<12> no
<12> well, yes, but..
<10> ???
<13> 65535
<12> I don't think you really understand
<12> rip: that's 16 bits
<11> remember to flush too
<13> he sounded like he was still in 1993
<13> :/
<10> flush?
<10> i just started...
<10> learning c that is
<10> so sorry if i don't understand
<10> please feel free to explain
<12> g-gao: rtfm
<13> flush is for toilets
<10> mrMister: stfu
<13> heh
<12> no more help from me, then.
<11> lol
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