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<0> http://www.mesoscale.ws/03~documents/#030405
<0> Some incredible pictures there
<1> nice, JB
<2> wtf, I am using inline functions and they don't seem to work well, either that or I have written it wrong
<2> inline uint16 rotateLeft16(uint16 b, int s) { return ((b << s) | (b >> (16 - s))); }
<2> where uint16 = unsigned short int
<3> What does work well mean here?
<4> hola
<3> Yo Quantum``
<5> Como ests, Q``?
<3> How is that peering-into-the-rat-brain business coming along?
<4> I do not peer
<4> I simulate
<4> peering is for the neurophysiologists
<4> not for neuroinformatics
<4> biotch!
<2> IRR, I do not get the expected results :)
<4> mathieu_, very good, and you?
<3> threat you get what you code. What do you expect to get?
<5> Quantum``: nice, except i should've been asleep 3 hours ago for work tomorrow..
<2> IRR, well actually, this inline function seems to work ok, it is when I use a uint64 (unsigned long long int), it does not work so great (I change the 16 to a 64)
<5> Quantum``: it's Duvel's fault
<2> IRR, inline uint64 rotateLeft64(uint64 b, int s) { return ((b << s) | (b >> (64 - s))); }
<6> hmmmmm duvel
<3> Again... what does this "does not work so well mean"?
<2> IRR, when I input 32769 (binary: 1000000000000001) as b and 2 as s I get 4611686018427396096 (10000000000000) as answer, I am expecting either 100000000000000100 or 00000000000000110 or something simular
<2> IRR, I want to shift the bits left 2, but rotate them instead of them running around :)
<2> around = away
<3> inline uint64 rotateLeft64(uint64 b, int s) { return ((b >> (64 - s)) | (b << s)); }
<4> mathieu_, its a good excuse
<4> :)
<5> normally i should get in 5 hours
<5> i'll be late at work tomorrow :)
<2> IRR, isn't that what I have already?
<5> s/get/get up/
<3> threat thinking...
<3> Can't see why it should go wrong
<3> Have you checked the precedence for >>, << and |
<3> No cancel that, you already have brackets
<2> IRR, hmmm
<2> yes I use brackets :)
<3> Just try with return ((b >> (64 - s)), and see the output for different values of s
<3> Then try with (b << s)
<2> IRR, if I paste my testing code to www.noidea128.org, could you run it? :)
<3> Try what I am saying first
<2> ok
<3> More like x = (b >> (64 - s)); y = (b << s); z = x | y;
<3> cout << x << " " << y << " " << z;
<2> I will give that ago
<2> IRR hmmmmm
<2> oh, is uint64_t already defined as usigned long long int in C++?
<3> Its a windows #define
<0> [18:39] <scuzzaroo> afk tornado
<0> [18:39] * scuzzaroo (~girlscout@scurvyy.users.undernet.org) Quit (Quit: <baldbull> **** morrissey and **** george michael | <baldbull> why do they got to make being gay seem so sweet)
<7> hi, does anyone know a good SQL channel?
<2> IRR I am using g++ under solaris 9
<2> IRR hmm does this look right oyou? --> inline uint64_t rotateRight64(uint64_t b, int s) { return ((b << (64 - s)) | (b >> s)); }
<3> threat how does it work out for you?
<2> IRR, not so good
<2> any suggestions? :)
<2> :P
<2> IRR, nm, it works :) sorry for bothering you :P
<8> Hi, has anyone ever used the ASpell libraries before?
<3> threat what went wrong?
<2> IRR my binary conversion function took an input of int instead of uint64_t :P
<2> the actual inline function worked, thanx for your help though :P
<2> _Mike, I havn't
<9> i need help
<9> o got 0 eerers and 0 warnings...but i dont no how to test the program
<2> hellow, ?
<9> opengl
<2> hellow, you could do a unit testing style approach
<9> do u no what im trying to do
<2> test your code?
<9> i got the exe on my desk top...
<2> do I no? you mean do I know /
<2> hellow, and?
<9> i dubble click on it and it says press any key
<9> but it does nothing
<2> o_O
<2> did you write this program?
<9> thin i go to video options and look for the dll and its not there
<2> do you have access to the source doe?
<2> doe = code
<9> yea
<2> do you know what the program is supposed to do ?
<10> wheres c-bot?
<9> make the walls clear well im in the game
<2> hellow, whatz/
<11> que p***a, threat?
<2> hellow, you want to wall hack?
<11> oh, I've missed you threat...
<2> Blegtro, yay
<2> Blegtro, and you are?
<11> I am just trying out to start my trivia thing. Hehe. This is not going so good atm.
<2> I see
<2> what is the matter?
<11> And I am wondering why it sends it around the other chans too. So I am just seeing over some commands here
<11> It just wont start. I have no clue what is wrong atm
<11> I think I've forgoten some variables around ^^
<12> when programming in visual c++, how do i add options to my combobox, so that i can edit n maipulate ?
<2> oh
<11> 3 at night and trying to do this. I think Its bether if I see over this in the morning.
<13> teste
<14> heh, that was awesome; there were 2 commercials trying to build up excitement for a big simpsons "announcement" (which i already knew was the movie), but the local news station ruins the surprise in their 10 o'clock promo
<14> well done
<15> heh
<16> Can someone look at http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16119.html and tell me why I would recieve 0 each time as an output?
<16> I'm attempting to create a reverse number program, where as you enter 38 and output 83
<15> trace through it with a debugger
<16> It runs but my output is 0
<15> trace through it with a debugger
<16> he program '[220] reverse.exe: Native' has exited with code 0 (0x0).
<16> Dunno what that is
<15> press f10
<17> it means the program exited normally
<16> Oh i see
<15> yeah, the return code isn't the 'output'
<15> the output is what gets thrown on the screen
<17> remainder = remainder % 10; ... nope
<16> woops
<15> remainder = holding % 10; //i think
<16> i think u r right
<16> yea yea i gotta look at it better my fault
<16> yea rdragon you were right thanks... stupid of me to miss that tho
<17> you have a fair amount of "extra" work in your function
<16> Extra? You mean stuff that can be condensed rite?
<2> jj9, or stuff that is ***umed because you have done something else
<16> Such as
<2> _tmain? wtf
<16> that auto loads from the program i'm using
<16> msvC++
<2> eeewwwww
<16> Hey, it came wit the text man
<2> is that standard C++?
<16> yea
<2> ANSI C++ even
<2> the _tmain is ?
<16> oh i dont have any idea what that is, i'm relatively new to C++
<16> i just never messed with it since it autoloads
<2> autoloads?
<16> I open a new file as a win32 console app and that is what is already in there
<2> I see
<2> Metall|ca, I cannot live, I cannot die!
<18> Hi, Im trying to p*** a const int through a function so i can set a char[const int];
<18> trapped in myself!
<18> I can play all of One on geetar!.
<2> nice :) good song
<18> so like.. void funct(const int size) { char test[size]; }
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