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<0> I wrote a framework for that 5 years ago.
<0> Synch and asynch.
<0> If I knew how to pimp^H^H^H^Hmarket my stuff, I'd be a paper billionaire.
<1> Solamente: Saddled by the troublesome burden of honesty? Try Fabrication, Embelishment, Misdirection, or any of a number of other fabulous products from the Fraudulence line.
<1> There's a company called Wavelink. They were selling an SDK for portable terminals. They said that it was incredibly portable and supported any programming language.
<1> Turned out that it's a terminal emulator.
<1> But you would have never discerned that from anything on the Web site, which described it as a marvel of software engineering.
<1> That's my favorite example of a product that's mostly marketing.
<2> any other good programming chats around?
<1> You mean, as an alternative to a first one?
<2> lol
<2> any good technical ones whatsoever would be nice
<1> I'm just here to fill the silence with my acerbic commentary.
<1> Probably depends what language you're interested in.
<1> Seem to recall a #coders, on some IRC nets.
<2> in the 90's there were so many programming chats...
<1> The nineties died with the on-line pet store.
<2> amen
<3> !man printf
<4> printf takes away any hint of manhood
<3> is only test of !man on the bot with tcl
<2> any hint of safety too
<2> oh
<2> hmm
<3> :D
<5> so... I am not.... a man?
<4> that's correct
<6> Haha
<3> !woman
<3> haha
<2> so has anyone checked out Vista?
<2> hmmmm guess not
<2> I've been away from coding for quite some time....just wondering what new junk I should look into in order to write some stuff for it
<2> I should probably just stick to good old c++ and write for linux
<7> DrBlueStone, read up on boost::
<2> looks interesting threat
<2> thanks
<6> http://humor.beecy.net/bushkerry/index.aspx
<7> DrBlueStone, indeed
<7> DrBlueStone, some of the stuff in boost will make it's way into the C++ standard
<2> yes...i was reading about some of that
<8> quitting smoking ****s
<9> not quitting smoking kicks ***
<10> we just got the anti-tobacco law in Quebec, no smoking in all Bars, restaurant and any public places...
<10> today was the first day
<9> same here, in new jersey of all places.
<9> ours started last month
<9> i don't understand how that makes sense in nj though
<9> by smoking, i'm actually filtering the air, leaving it cleaner for you to breath.
<8> haha
<10> ll
<10> me by smoking, i pay the Olympic Stadium and contributes to the Government Budget
<6> Heh ninevolt
<9> i need to move to new zealand or something.
<10> (stadium built in 1976) :P
<1> I've yet to figure out why anyone -starts- smoking.
<10> NineVolt new zealand?? lol you sure they got internet there?
<9> because it's great.
<9> they do. it's damn nice.
<1> It must be.
<9> plus the scenery is ridiculous.
<1> You know, in order to justify the smell, the expense, and the disease.
<10> i don't know, all i'Ve seen of new zealnad are shots from LOTR
<9> beaches, ice capped mountains, i can live with that.
<10> and yeah it's gorgeous
<10> jbatista to "start" smoking everyone get his own reason, many many people starts by following friends to be "cool"... and get stuck with it, that's my case, started at 12
<1> Yeah, but you have to live in a castle just to keep all the Orcs out.
<10> JBlitzen HAHAHA good one
<6> jb2
<10> sorry
<1> You had friends at 12? What was wrong with you?
<10> lol
<10> life in montreal isn't easy man
<10> :P
<1> I heard that people in Montreal are really hardcore.
<1> Anyway. I'm outta here.
<10> well it's a big city, each big city has its part of "hardcore"
<11> quiet tonight
<6> Yah
<12> haha, quick question, how do you make comments in html?
<13> moo
<14> Hey, I was wondering if there was a good way to transfer information between stl streams
<13> hmm?
<14> I have a stringstream and a fstream and I'd like to write out to the fstream in blocks
<14> (it's for a read-write virtual file system)
<13> I don't know off the top of my head, streams are my weak point I'm afraid
<14> it's been a while since I've used streams for heavy development, so right now I've been streaming the data out of the stringstream into a byte array, and then from the byte array into the fstream.
<14> Heh, that's alright. Mine too ;)
<13> if no one answers here then ask in freenode's #c++
<14> sure, I'll give them a try in a bit. Thanks for the ref
<13> np
<15> If you want blocks, you'll have to write some small cl***
<14> you mean extend iostream?
<15> Then copy( istream_iterator<yourcl***>(str), istream_iterator<yourcl***>(), ostream_iterator<yourcl***>(file) );
<15> If you replace yourcl*** with char, it'll do a char at a time, to give you an idea ;)
<15> But if you want performance, then just loop
<14> heh, well if I were going to use char[] I could just use fstream.read(char[], offset, length)
<16> i can"t understand why i get [Linker error] undefined reference to `Menu::Menu()'
<16> what can be the error ?
<15> Means it's not defined
<16> but it is
<17> fozo : rule #1 - the compiler is never wrong. rule #2 - when the compiler is wrong, see rule #1
<16> liked it
<17> it's not entirely true - the compiler does have bugs, but you have to work really hard to manage to write something that shows compiler bugs
<4> fozo if it IS defined, then you're not linking with the object file that defines it.
<4> or, you don't know what defined means
<16> i find the problem
<16> thnkz
<16> anyway
<18> morn
<18> hmm... properties
<19> is mozilla thunderbird a good im client?
<17> is it an IM client ?
<20> Thunderbird was a mail client last I checked.
<18> everytjing is everthing nowadays.. they even sell computers and insurances together with groceries....
<17> email is IM, but only if it's really fast
<21> maybe, he means chatzilla.
<22> _m_ seems your script missed one :)
<17> there's a terrible lag
<17> I think
<22> nothing new there...(with lag)
<21> which nick?
<22> lag...
<18> hm
<18> silly enums
<23> pawnnnng!
<18> who here knows a smart way to have enums in their own namespace, so that the use of them is just like normal? :)
<18> I am looking for a way to not have 2 names or an extra namespace qualifier
<18> in the type, thati s
<11> not sure what you mean "in their own namespace"
<11> or how you want to use them
<11> [Solamente PING Response]: 556 seconds
<11> Tamama ??
<24> urg
<24> that was about 11 minutes of lag :P
<24> vawjr: i have 2 enums in a structure.. but now they both need not_defined as a name -.-
<18> vawjr: i have 2 enums in a structure.. but now they both need not_defined as a name -.-
<24> yeah.. that
<24> Tamama is lagged beyond the void
<11> I'm not understanding at all
<18> struct foo { enum bar { whatever }; enum beer { whatever }; }; <- name conflict
<11> not lag, I'm just not here all the time
<11> we're not lagged
<18> nah i noticed lag with everybody else i talked too
<18> and when i came back i saw myself talking things i said 10 minutes ago
<11> [Tamama PING Response]: 1 seconds
<18> now :)
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