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<0> i think it is time for a compiler upgrade.. heh
<0> yay fixed the memory leak
<1> I have a small memory manager that screams at me whenever I leave a leak somewhere... I lurv it
<0> it was only an 'on-exit' leak but oh well
<0> still fixed it :)
<2> http://pastebin.com/535045
<1> "OOOHHH LOOK HERE, SOME MORON forgot to delete the memory allocated at whatever.cpp line 32!"
<0> heh well this software (server thingy) will have an uptime requirement of ... unlimited .. so.. heh
<3> Ai vint latrau?
<4> English, please.
<5> http://www.nomorepasting.com/paste.php?pasteID=56950 that ++b;... is there any reason why it should be ++B and not B++ in that case? i need to translate all that in asm32 and i don't know c++ that well so pls help
<0> no need for the ; on line 6
<5> what about that ++b ?
<0> and no the ++b is used there as: b=b+1;
<5> ok thanks
<0> ;++b; and ;b++; are the same on non-overloaded objects
<0> now the question.. why convert to asm?
<6> it's faster!
<6> are you saying asm for INC $REG is NOT faster than compiled C++ code?
<0> i am sure the c++ compiler will use inc $reg as well
<0> so how can it be slower?
<6> Tamama: note sarcasm
<0> sarcasm ****s
<6> sure does! :)
<0> sarcasm: A cutting, often ironic remark intended to wound.
<0> hm
<0> this is awkward
<0> I cant find a nice name for this cl***
<1> CWhatever
<1> CBuggerAll
<1> CSee
<7> No
<0> well that would be a very re-usable name ;)
<7> No C
<8> cl*** nice;
<7> Ditch the friggin' leading C
<0> I never use Cs
<1> Or the all time favourite, CStuff
<7> So did threat every admit we know more about C++ than he or his professor?
<7> s/every/ever
<0> i will call it PathTranslator or something
<7> What does the cl*** do?
<0> not very descriptive but oh well
<7> Well, I suppose it translates paths...
<0> well yes that
<7> Whatever that is.
<8> is it a functor or a singleton ?
<7> That doesn't matter for naming.
<8> it does. I use action names for functors
<0> its a templated cl*** that seeks within a directory tree and returns the appropriate user-supplied variable
<8> cl*** action_man;
<0> (you can attach variables to nodes in the tree)
<0> so i can add a variable to /blah/glooooo/whatever
<8> that doesn't sound like any ordinary cl***!
<0> in reality the variable i will use it for will be a function pointer which, when used, returns an new object
<0> meh
<9> vic?
<10> tech??
<0> heh
<11> hi channel !!!
<11> i have a problem !! please can you help me ?
<4> "Just ask!, please post code at website ( www.noidea128.org )" <-- our favourite quote from the channel topic
<11> okay
<12> ATAKAN - and there's no reason to yell
<13> Off to office
<14> _m_ that's cl***ic
<15> anyone know how to create a Window Splitter using MFC?
<16> Why isnt there C++.GUI
<16> Which is like VS2005 (C#) but C++
<15> I tried creating one but get an runtime error that points to this function member of WINSPLIT.CPP file: http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/15905.html
<0> MFC.. urgh
<9> icewolf what? VS2005 does C++ too
<16> not as easy to work with in forms
<5> what does "this->hi |= b.hi;" mean? is it the same with "this->hi = this->hi OR b.hi;" ?
<0> Icewolf: it does that quite well
<17> DEathmaster: Yes, with "OR" being the bitwise or.
<5> thanks DrkMatter
<14> there's something like c++.GUI, it's C++/CLI (.NET)
<0> and its in VS 2005
<18> can anyone help me?? need to know how to read line by line from file and for each line to show something like "line was: $line$. So long"
<0> eh?
<0> c-bot
<0> hm
<17> RaR-Demon: Filestring + getline.
<17> Huh, filestream
<18> can u give me an example??
<17> Sorry
<18> don't know
<17> I was thinking about strings and file streams a the same time. =P
<15> $10 bucks
<18> so.. can anyone help me??
<0> lol poor buy
<15> thanks
<17> Rar-Demon: Look up the filestream and getline documnetation first.
<17> If you don't get it, come back and ask again
<18> oka... thanls
<0> which is at least 1 hour later than now
<0> heh
<15> well I bought it because I read more than 1/2 of it and I want to show people all the books I've read
<15> can someone help please?
<12> pfloyd34 you should know by now 'just ask'
<17> What's the question? ABout the MFC splitter?
<14> yay! fun an exciting calculus II quiz today :)
<7> The only MFC book I ever found useful was "MFC Internals" by Scott Wingo and some other guy.
<7> It took MFC apart line-by-line, including reverse-engineered source for the internals that don't ship with source.
<7> It was enough to convince me to stop using MFC.
<12> heh
<8> heh.
<8> that sounds like the iostreams and locales book I have. Except it doesn't explain some dinosaur hybrid thing.
<8> by it I mean my book.
<4> Solamente: wow, you needed a book to find that out?
<7> I was young and naive
<7> This was 96 or 97
<4> MFC was one of the reasons why I decided to ignore Windows totally.
<16> hehe
<16> Well, if they'd make it easier in use, then it would be great
<0> voila, c++/cli ;)
<16> cli for console?
<4> Icewolf: no, it would still look like having been written by a teenager.
<8> _m_, why was MFC a reason?
<5> i have this numeric cl*** and the "+=" operator is defined and i see that "-=" is being used without being previously defined. what does this mean? that it's actualy using "+=" and "-" for changing its bit sign?
<5> * "-" (neg) is defined
<8> no, it is not using += to validate -=
<4> cynic_X_: because it was obviously crappy and it was obviously going to become a hype.
<8> _m_, so, if it became the hype, couldn't you use something else?
<12> Deathmaster are you sure it doesn't inherit from somethign that defines -=
<4> cynic_X_: the only alternative available would have been the Win32 API.
<8> I think wxwindows existed ever since windows 3.1
<4> That was the other reason :)
<8> ah nowadays it is wxwidgets
<4> uhm, I'm not particularly fond of wxwindows.
<8> well that must be the third reason =P
<4> I remember the first function of Win32 I saw was LoadIcon(). That was sufficient.
<8> eh, vector::resize throwing bad_alloc
<8> how could I make the mistake of using a signed integer for that
<5> rdragon: i have the entire cl*** and i don't see any "-=" defined
<12> Deathmaster - lets see it?
<12> plus the usage
<19> Greetings,
<5> rdragon: damn net... i got so lagged, i just got your msg =))
<5> hmm it works fine now
<5> let me just paste it somewhere
<5> http://www.nomorepasting.com/paste.php?pasteID=56956
<20> hi
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