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<0> lol it works quite nice atm
<1> goto code becomes very hard to follow after you've left the code alone for a week or so
<1> it's shunned by any real coder worth their salt for a reason
<0> what if its like ina small function though?
<2> it makes your function not useful anywhere else also
<1> if it's in a small function, you should be able to figure out how to write it without gotos
<0> lol
<2> what exactly do you need to "goto"
<1> what are you laughing about
<0> because
<0> you dislike it so much
<1> either you **** at trolling or you **** at coding
<1> I'm not really sure which
<2> probably both
<0> no its just an annoyance to write more lines of code which is pointless
<2> only an idiot would think that
<0> lol aka c++ dev's
<3> Those of us who grew up with BASIC can continue to code using gotos.
<1> have fun with your bodgy hacked together messy code that you won't understand 3 weeks from now then
<2> I grew up with basic and I wouldn't use a goto
<1> same
<1> hell, until two years ago I used visual basic for everything
<0> ROFL
<3> I'd use gotos.
<1> hm... more like 3 years ago now
<3> No liberally, but as appropriate.
<1> then I learned ***embly language and C, and never looked back
<2> Alex- so when do you deem it appropriate
<2> let me guess "wheneva I want to"
<0> lol
<3> Typically in the case of exceptions, but your last comment just reveals that you are a troll. So FOAD.
<2> you are indicating that I am a troll, sadly you are mistaken
<3> [01:35:26] ncaller let me guess "wheneva I want to" <--- very trollish
<2> just responding to your use of goto's
<1> didn't seem so to me, kthx^ seems a lot more like a troll then ncaller IMO
<1> anyways
<1> I should go to sleep
<1> seeing as it is nearly 2AM
<3> I tell you what, ncaller. Let me know when you grow up. Until then, you are in /ignore.
<0> lol calling me a troll coz im not a pro at c...
<1> no, mostly because you refuse to take the advice of people who have been coding C for years
<1> anyways.
<1> sleeping now
<0> rifk
<2> tomorow night try: sleep 21600; find /usr/src | festival
<4> festival?
<2> text to audio speech synthesizing / (free/open)
<4> aha
<2> http://www.cstr.ed.ac.uk/projects/festival/
<2> that may not be the real primary site anymore I don't know
<4> http://www.texasescapes.com/FEATURES/Splash_Across_Texas/Comal_River/comal_river_texas.htm
<4> I'M GOING HERE TOMORROW
<2> can you ride the entire river in a tube or something?
<4> Yep.
<4> It's f un.
<2> is that what you're going to do?
<4> Yep!
<2> then you have to walk back 2 miles to your car
<4> No, they have shuttles
<2> nice
<2> is it a natural river or manmade
<4> Natural
<2> clear or dirty?
<4> Clear.
<2> sounds like fun
<4> Mostly.
<2> minimal deadly creatures living within I will ***ume
<4> Always is.
<4> Yeah
<5> hey
<2> welcome
<5> thanks
<2> is mmap() portable? I see it exists in sys/types and sys/mman
<5> mmap() ?
<2> http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi?query=mmap&apropos=0&sektion=0&manpath=OpenBSD+Current&arch=i386&format=html
<6> mmap() is portable as far as posix is concerned.
<2> okay, dare I ask, do you think it would work on win32?
<1> hm... that's a good question
<1> I
<1> and yeah, I can't sleep
<2> CompHobby yeah that's what I was gonna say heh
<2> the sleep thing
<5> what are you trying to mapt into memory with this function. Is this how you are trying to setup your hash table?
<6> I dunno what windows has. I'd be surprised if it had mmap().
<7> maybe cygwin implements it
<1> I strongly doubt it
<2> yipman no, I'm just messing with it
<1> if the kernel doesn't support it, cygwin probably can't very easily
<2> well I hate to be dependant on something cygwin implements and have to rely on cygin1.dll
<7> but surely win32 has support for memory mapped files, but the syntax would be very different
<2> cygwin even
<5> I am running dev c++ on Windows. If you have a code fragment for mmap I can test ti.
<2> I don't off hand
<1> ncaller: mmap forces a page of memory to stay in physical memory, correct?
<8> nope.
<1> or is it for file mapping
<8> there you go.
<2> yes
<1> the only mention I can find of it is about 3/5 of the way down this page http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnucmg/html/UCMGch02.asp
<7> I just grepped for mmap: $ grep mmap /usr/include/sys/*.h
<7> '/usr/include/sys/mman.h:extern void *mmap (void *__addr, size_t __len, int __prot, int __flags, int __fd, off_t __off);
<8> that doesn't tell you much.
<2> CompHobby's link goes to the UNIX application Migration Guide so that makes me think it doesn't exist or is at least called something else
<1> ncaller: yeah, same
<8> try http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/dngenlib/html/msdn_manamemo.asp instead.
<2> do changes to memory mapped files get replicated back to their ondisk copies automatically, or does it just give you a copy of the file to work with in memory
<5> check this page also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mmap
<5> here is a quote from the page:In Linux, mmap can create several types of mappings.
<5> Anonymous mappings are mappings of physical RAM to virtual RAM. This is similar to malloc, and is used in some malloc implementations for certain allocations.
<8> pretty useless article.
<8> you'd get as much out of any mmap man page.
<3> What do you want from Wikipedia?
<9> hullo
<10> hi
<11> pretty sickening that ppl are paying to get ***ignments coded for them on their degree course
<11> http://www.getafreelancer.com/projects/Java/Java-***ignment.69733.html
<8> recent sickness, or the stuff they were doing a few millenia ago?
<12> cheating has always been done
<11> i just feel pissed off because i've just got my degree and i actually did the programming
<0> what programming was it?
<11> he just needs to write a "Bank" cl*** with savings accounts
<9> raymond: you know that paying people to code their ***ignments won't help them when it comes to exam time.
<13> i never did ***ignments for ppl for money
<14> Mark, if they're only looking for a "p***", it probably will.
<13> the price was never right
<9> kidart: depends on the prof.
<13> i always felt, like, i'd ask at least x2 times offered
<14> Mish, seen this http://news.walla.co.il/?w=//927387 ?
<9> I had several professors where there was no way you could even hope to p*** if you didn't actually KNOW the ****..
<8> raymond|: perhaps he wants to become a manager, so he'll always be paying others to write code?
<14> Mish, 5K for a Calculus exam seems pretty reasonable to me.
<11> he should be doing a business degree then?
<11> rather than pretending he did some work
<9> One of those cl***es, I remember that the average midterm grade was 45%.
<9> less than a third of the cl*** had p***ed.
<9> he didn't scale.
<15> for a business degree you really only need arse kissing and creative bull****ting
<11> ppl are charging $75-$100 for it, it's 1hrs work
<15> mostly arse kissing
<9> people who haven't done their homework aren't going to p*** the exams that push them to their limit... they just haven't had the practice that they need to do the stuff quickly enough.
<13> KidArtL cute
<14> Mish, yup. How unfortunate he got caught. :)
<8> raymond|: then perhaps he'll learn that. *shrug*
<11> i should do it
<11> and put in it near the bottom, this work was fully paid for via www.getafreelancer.com
<13> my work motivation today is somehow low
<9> raymond: if he had any brains at all, he'd probably delete those lines
<15> so what do think your teacher will do when you hand in something you aren't capable of
<14> Mish, my work motivation was so low I didn't bother to show up.
<13> heh
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