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<0> I ahve a question when I have v1 = v1 + v1 and inside my cl*** definition I used this->
<0> to which vector is the this refering to?
<1> to v1
<0> the first v1 the second one or the third one..
<0> I know that this will return whoever called the function but in that case
<0> who called the function
<0> ?
<0> nevermind
<0> got it
<2> i can delete the front element, but that isn't really what i wanna do
<3> jazy, use an iterator
<2> like a pointeR?
<2> or just another variable?
<3> an iterator
<4> Somebody needs a book.
<4> std::list<int> mylist; std::list<int>::iterator iter; mylist.push_back(123); mylist.push_back(456); for (iter = mylist.begin(); iter != mylist.end(); ++iter) { std::cout << *iter << '\n'; }
<4> A simple, naive way of doing it.
<2> i found ty
<2> just read that :)
<2> thanks again
<5> is there gotoxy() function in c++ anymore?
<3> its per OS
<5> i need gotoxy() functionality on windows console program..
<3> ask windows how to do it
<1> vidkid, there has never been any gotoxy in the stanfard library
<3> MSDN
<6> I wonder if there's a native, non Cygwin ncurses for Windows.
<5> gri: ic
<7> gah! my visual studio is saving slow as HELL
<6> Maybe you have a ****ty fileserver, like we do at work.
<7> jbatista, there are windows console operations... like gotoxy() I forget them though...
<7> nah, I'm saving directly to my HDD
<6> Sometimes it takes like 10 seconds for a right-click menu to come up for a remote file, on this network -- during peak times, anyway.
<7> same stuff here between two computers right next to eachother... I wonder what's wrong
<6> It's kind of boggling to me how SMB can be so complicated that it takes any length of time to basic things like that unless the network is just completely clogged.
<1> jsaacmk, hint: it starts with a W
<7> the slow file saving?
<6> Current work project I'm contemplating: An app for scanning various systems for the presence of various kinds of user accounts so that we can harr*** the appropriate admins when they neglect to delete them.
<6> Need to hit AIX, Oracle, an Oracle-based app, an NT domain, an Exchange group.
<6> Maybe later, a cure for cancer.
<1> what accounts should be deleted ?
<6> For people who've left.
<6> I work at a warehouse, so it's a revolving door.
<6> That, and everything is farmed out to various groups that don't communicate, so nobody ever knows what's going on.
<2> oh the stl rocks
<2> first time i've been told we can actually use it..
<2> and made my life alot easier
<8> thank you for sharing your success story
<9> thank you, **** you
<2> :P
<8> **** you **** you **** you.... you're cool... **** you
<8> I'm out
<2> :)
<2> heh
<2> good movie
<8> who's comin with me
<2> i'm going
<8> cool
<8> your first duty is to get under my desk and give me head
<8> damn it!
<8> http://www.explosm.net/comics/view.asp?id=322
<10> sotu
<11> what is composition in software reusability ?
<3> huh?
<7> gah... my hdd is so fragmented
<7> the display is allmost all red
<7> and I also have a red pixed dead in my monitor... never knew that happened with CRTs
<6> That is odd.
<12> you have a dead pixel in a CRT?
<12> you sure you don't have a chip in the gl***, or something?
<12> the whole concept of a CRT kinda makes a dead pixel... well not really logical
<7> the pixel doesn't show up when red is behind it and it's cyan when white is behind it... pretty sure it's dead
<12> sure your on a CRT? :/
<6> My Samsung LCD rules. I am never going CRT again.
<7> yeah, it doesn't alias when I use ****ty screen sizes
<7> it's weird... Wish I could show a screen shot
<12> CRT technology doesent really 'account' for dead pixels... unless there is something like on the red gun
<6> Maybe you just aren't pushing "Print Screen" hard enough.
<7> haha. I even tried it... no luck
<12> it'd be very interesting to see a picture of a crt with a dead pixel
<6> Maybe it's just a tiny fleck of congealed Mountain Dew.
<7> I can't scrape it off
<6> Could be one of those brown things that float around inside your eyeball.
<7> I can't take a damn picture of it
<4> I'm having to modify code written by the resident "god of all things programming"
<4> It's C# and XSLT, and the guy doesn't know either one very well.
<4> The C# looks like C, and so does the XSLT.
<4> i.e., he hasn't a clue about functional programming.
<4> Nothing but xsl:if and xsl:choose
<4> grrr
<6> Last programming project was fixing an Oracle app with no log output, no command-line help, and if you left out an argument, it would simply segfault.
<4> Beautiful
<3> if (stupid) { abort; } :)
<3> I do those fixes all the time :)
<6> Oh, and it called pthreads a few times, for good measure, even though it was purely multi-process.
<6> The guy who wrote it failed horribly at multithreading, and he didn't bother to take out all the pthreads calls.
<13> i got a sockets question: how do those popular websites say downloads.com etc handle tcp connections from hundreds of computers trying to download programs simultaneously
<14> [automated msg] Sorry guest101, I don't talk to people I've banned, try smoke signals.
<6> guest101: Using a TCP/IP stack and some services, I would imagine.
<15> |Paradox| keep your bull**** messages out of THIS channel... is that clear?
<7> damn, can't take a picture of it
<6> guest101: I'm sure they have all kinds of elaborate load-balancing for the large sites, though. Multiple servers, etc.
<6> Mirrors are helpful, too.
<13> yes but i was thinking you can only have 1 connection active at a time for an ip address : port pair right?
<13> jbatista what i really want to know is if i have a tcp server how can it handle multiple connections at a time?
<6> Go read about the TCP protocol.
<3> normally you listen on one port and open on another port.
<6> You can have lots of logical connections over a single physical connection. It's just a matter of deciding how to tell what data belongs to which connection.
<7> I remember back in the days of VB6, I used to be able to do TCP stuff... but not anymore since they took away my precious TCP control ;(
<6> jsaacm: That thing was horribly borken anyway. Good riddance.
<7> but it worked, which made me happy
<6> Sometimes. I have an app that I'm ashamed to have written with it, and it is NT-specific because of that crappy control.
<7> like can't be used in WinXP ?
<6> Or 2k, for that matter.
<7> damn
<7> that ****s
<7> I'
<7> I've really been meaning to learn how to play with sockets and multithreading... but I just don't want to. Maybe I'll use that as what I study for my independant computer stuff
<16> http://www.nomorepasting.com/paste.php?pasteID=56870
<16> I'm trying to make my (wallthickness < .10 * ID) then force the user to enter a valid number
<15> didn't we work on this the other day in #math?
<16> yeap thank God teacher let me turn it in tomm
<16> :( mine needed more work. My calculations are all wrong and my if statement i just asked about isn't working
<16> :-/
<17> and this is why irc is bad.
<15> your comment on line 112 is incorrect also
<16> yeah thanks.
<15> have you not yet learned about functions?
<16> Some.
<15> so what's the problem with it?
<16> I'm trying to make my (wallthickness < .10 * ID) then force the user to enter a valid number
<15> what does that mean?
<15> btw, you ask for wall thickness in inches then treat it like feet
<15> nevermind
<15> mis read the output
<18> Hello
<18> Is anyone around?
<7> yeah, I'm here
<15> many of us
<18> heh
<18> YAY! Finally a living channel
<16> i am.
<18> Tried several on several networks, all seem to be dead...
<18> Do any of you guys know if there is a decent free memory management package in C++?
<7> like a garbage collector?
<15> why the hell would one want one?
<18> I'm not so concerned about garbage collection...
<18> But I want to do a lot of allocations/deallocations and would preffer to have a way to manage memory nicely... especially if I can defrag the allocated memory to get rid of fragmentation
<19> Boost should have everything you need
<18> boost?
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