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<0> probably
<0> you used gcc?
<1> not sure... the book for my cl*** teaches "c++" .. and we use a "g++" compiler... i was just of the impression that the "g" meant that it was opensource "gnu" license :/
<0> threat: i went to the gutenburg project and copied/pasted from files there into my program here.
<2> nice
<0> i think the fale might have some characters getline gets stuck with
<0> because i downloaded the constition and tried it with my program and it works fine, bu tthe copy and paste version get stuck
<0> http://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/etext90/const11.txt
<0> why do you think my copying/pasting a file and saving it can mess up getline?
<0> is there an editor with which i can open a file and see if there are any strange hidden characters?
<1> a hex editor would work
<0> hmmm
<0> don't know of one in linux
<1> i used to have a good freeware one... but don't know where it is :(
<0> gotta look it up
<1> http://www.sourcepole.com/sources/reviews/hexeds.xml ?
<3> Hmm
<3> I have a midterm tommorow and its looking more and more like im getting no sleep
<0> how can i stop getline from reading \r characters?
<0> or how can i clean what getline reads afterwards?
<1> => http://cpp.sourceforge.net/?show=13175 ... this should print the first six characters of an "input.txt" file.. but only prints the first two.. any ideas?
<4> hi, how evil would it be to p*** (char*)1,(char*)1 as a range of iterators to a function?
<1> if (c++ == devil) go_to_sleep();
<1> night all
<5> night
<6> bed:sleep();goto bed;
<1> while (true) fluffy_pillow++;
<1> XD .. laters
<7> enzov: are you aware that you wont wake up from that loop
<5> too lase
<5> too late*
<8> hey...i have a question for u..
<8> how can I measure the execution time for a borland c++ 3.1 program ..?
<8> is there a function?
<9> yes
<9> there are windows API functions, but they are nothing to do with C++
<10> he's talking about bc3.1...aka a DOS compiler
<10> and he's gone too
<0> http://cpp.sourceforge.net/?show=13177
<0> can someone tell me if the cpu time is in MS or in seconds for the url pasted above
<10> you divided by SECS so seconds it is
<9> hmm, is nush the same person as john43321?
<0> no
<0> odd i know lol
<0> Function: clock_t clock (void)
<0> This function returns the elapsed processor time. The base time is arbitrary but doesn't change within a single process. If the processor time is not available or cannot be represented, clock returns the value (clock_t)(-1).
<0> See i'm not sure because i don't fully understand what clock() returns. or what click_t is
<9> it counts in units of 1/CLOCKS_PER_SEC - what don't you understand?
<10> thats what the manual is for
<0> clock_t, and is given as a number of clock ticks
<0> yep, so i guess seconds is correct
<0> thanks bealtine
<10> i think its old bicycle tyres
<0> eh?
<11> RIF
<10> RAF
<11> Eh, you shot me down.
<10> http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/RTFM
<0> RTFM?
<0> :P
<0> read the #$@!ing manual
<5> read the ****ing manual?
<5> c-ya
<10> morning Solamente :)
<10> you are up very early
<9> uncyclopedia is a useful research resource for academics
<9> take this entry for example:
<9> http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/Cunt
<10> heh
<10> the reference to Aer Lingus is a bit oblique
<10> .ie national airline
<10> if you've nothing better to do watch this : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeXAcwriid0&search=microsoft%20ipod
<9> hmm, how can you actually download the swf files from that site
<9> ?
<11> Pick apart the HTML and find the direct URL, or dredge your browser cache.
<11> That's how I build a child-safe version of rathergood.com
<9> ah the cache of course
<9> I did wget http://www.youtube.com/player.swf?video_id=JSZlht_RCPA&l=76 - but I got something weird binary file
<9> this one is good btw: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5CZpuMTJb4
<11> Macromedia thinks I'm running OS X
<11> I hate Flash. I hate Adobe. Now Adobe owns Macromedia.
<11> How poetic.
<9> I hate acrobat reader - I don't hate photoshop that much
<9> I think you need some software to capture the swf stream from youtube.com - the thing in the cache is some other kind of object
<9> it's not a direct swf animation
<12> quelqun as un ider de comment jarrange cette herreur
<12> .\IPHlpApi.Lib : fatal error LNK1112: module machine type "IA64" conflicts with target machine type "IX86"
<12> someone have an idea on how to fix this error
<13> hi!
<14> the error message apparently is partly in an unreadable language.
<14> However, it seems to indicate you're trying to mix binaries that have been created for different CPUs.
<12> so my iphlpapi.lib its not the good one ?
<14> I can't say which one is the "good" one.
<12> how can i know
<14> What is your target architecture?
<14> If you're targetting x86 then the library is of the wrong type (that's how I interpret the error message).
<12> ya me too
<12> its like i got an iphlpapi for 64
<14> If you're targetting ia64 then you told the linker the wrong target.
<12> and i target for x86
<12> should i target for the 64 ?
<14> How could I know?
<14> If you have a ia64 system then targetting for ia64 sounds reasonable.
<12> no one got 64 lo
<14> huh?
<9> bbl
<15> hey, i eventually wanna by Stroustrup's C++ book... is there somewhere i can get the PDF of it along with the book ?
<14> No.
<15> crap...
<15> i hate book for not having a ctrl+f function... and i hate pdf for requiring a computer to read it
<16> I'd like my socks to have a find function as well. :-P
<15> that would be great
<15> with a .Match() to find the other one
<16> Socks::find_missing(); Socks::find_pair();
<13> i just look at my kitten, she usually collects all the lost socks near where she sleeps at that particular moment
<13> while i'm liking accelerated c++, i'm glad i didn't begin with it, them saying "we only teach you what's relevant for the examples" scares the perfectionist in me :/
<15> if that's addressed to me... i'm not buying this book for learning, but as a reference for a language i aldready have a certain knowledge and need to get what is C++ specific caus following online example... i always seem to end up using deprecated or c stuff
<17> you'd be stupid to start learning with accel c++
<15> well if i was some n00b that want to learn C++ and i see "accelrated C++" on a table... i would be tend to buy it
<15> (or should i say "i would tend to buy it" ?)
<17> tempted indeed
<17> foolish to buy it though :)
<17> it's not a book for n00bs
<17> well not foolish to buy it, just foolish to think it'll all make sense to you if you're just learning
<18> Can '+' be a unary operator?
<18> This here defines
<18> boost::spirit::positive<S> boost::spirit::operator+(const boost::spirit::parser<DerivedT>&)
<19> Run, of course there is a unary +
<20> not the most useful of operators, too
<18> I need a list of all operators that can only be a cl*** member (looking at the parameter p***ed).
<18> Ie.. operator==(Foo const&);
<18> That has to be a cl*** member, because there is no unary operator ==, right?
<18> Ie, it could be: bool Bar::operator==(Foo const&);
<15> (terminology/curiosity question) what is a "unary +" is it any different than the + using in int a = 1 + 2; ?
<18> That is a builtin operator, I don't think you can overload it.
<17> StaZ[home] the word unary implies one parameter, so it's fundementally different than the binary operator :)
<15> oh i thought you could overload all operators... well that's what i learned in my 90 hours c++ course on polymorphism and inheritance :P
<15> ohhh
<15> so a = -1 - 1; <- the first minus is unary and the second is binary? (or i just missunderstood?)
<15> (sorry for my n00bness + my ****y english comprehension)
<17> correct
<15> oh kewl, thank you very much ^_^
<18> Now without trying, will this compile: a = x + - -y;
<18> binary+ unary- unary-
<15> that's a question to me?
<18> in general :)
<15> i think it will...
<15> http://id.mind.net/~zona/mmts/expressions/unaryOps.html <-- there is use of double unary in there
<3> Im getting an unhandled exception access violation reading location error when trying to access members of a struct, is it a scope or permisisons thing or what does that mean?
<15> a null pointer? uninitialized struct?
<18> StaZ[home]: I don't see the use of a double unary there.
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