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<0> my drive is only 80gb big, and barely has 10g free
<1> ah ok
<1> that's bad to heard
<2> rdragon, do you want a new one?
<3> disk space is cheap
<2> there's a $30 WD 200GB on sale now
<4> Eh? How big is that vista thing?
<0> Swish - ah... checking newegg now
<0> oh wow, they have a 150gb raptor drive... $286
<1> yup newegg is good
<2> http://www.slickdeals.net/#p7020
<3> pricewatch.com is worth looking at
<2> check that out.
<0> i really only ever buy from newegg anymore, so
<2> hmph. what about fry's @ outpost.com?
<1> rdragon how is the services from newegg ? never had the chance to buy from them
<0> excellent
<2> yeah newegg is top notch... still is.
<2> the only people who I order from who -beat- newegg on service/speed of delivery is provantage
<0> and I only buy WD hard drives, too... heh
<2> provantage.com charges full shipping charges per item and they aren't shy about sending each thing you ordered in its own box to speed delivery
<1> rdragon that's what I have a wd
<0> i have six WD drives in use, heh
<2> I have two WD 200's and five seagates in use right now
<0> two 40gb raptors in my main computer, two 80gb drives in my second computer, two 250gb storage drives in my sec. computer
<0> i guess I could put vista on my second comp... i just don't really have a monitor for it
<2> heh
<2> i take it it won't work with my dell 2001 eh? :)
<0> but I have three 19" crt's on my main comp., heh
<2> not "anti-piracy" enough for it, no doubt
<2> I'll only be able to run low res content
<0> I suppose I could just install vista and use it remotely
<0> yeah, that sounds like a plan
<2> what's the advantage?
<0> to?
<2> you can't view high res content remotely, either :)
<0> why not?
<2> .. remote desktop is slow?
<0> i have a gigabit network here...
<0> i've not found it to be too slow
<2> .....
<0> at least when remotely using xp
<0> by remotely I mean across the room
<0> well, I doubt i could watch a dvd smoothly
<0> never really tried though...
<2> that's about 40MB/sec at 30FPS or so just for the video..
<2> "in theory" rdp might allow it
<2> but I doubt it would be smooth
<0> actually, holy crap
<0> im watching a movie, and it's perfect heh
<2> i didn't calculate for the protocol inefficiencies, and for the audio stream, etc
<2> heh
<2> seriously?
<0> even at 1024x768
<2> I'll have to try this :D
<0> using 2% of the network
<2> I got a decent gig switch here that I've been itching to try
<2> hmm
<2> that doesn't sound right.
<2> at all.
<0> maybe I should try a higher res source
<2> it should be at least 50% or so
<0> eh, it's pretty good
<5> does 'new' execute the constructor?
<5> as well as allocating storage
<5> ?
<0> yes
<0> but not in that order
<5> hmm
<0> it first allocates storage by calling operator new, then calls the constructor
<5> ok thanks
<5> something's fishy, that's why I asked
<6> Anyone around?
<0> yes Cheezy
<6> Great. I'm going afk for a few, but I had a few things to discuss when I got back
<7> Well, time to go home.
<6> Anyone around?
<8> just ask your question
<6> I've been teaching myself C programming, mostly using resources I've found at HowStuffWorks.com. The site is great for starting out, but I notice it leaves some holes...
<6> Know anywhere I can fill in the gaps?
<8> if you want to learn C, buy a book
<8> The C Programming Language
<9> btw, this is #c++
<9> not #c
<6> k, thanks
<10> HI HI HI
<11> Hi pink
<10> Yo
<10> sup?
<10> Can u help with MFC?
<10> I have a prob
<11> Just ask your question
<10> can I have 2 views for one mainfrm?
<11> Well
<11> Main frame is the MDI parent window
<11> You can absolutely support different child docview windows in the same parent
<11> Like an MDI web browser that supports a normal HTML document as well as a movie player for .avi or whatever and an mp3 player
<10> but I also made 2 documents, because I couldn't get it working before with two views for one document but I can try again
<11> Yeah, I think you'd want two documents
<11> I was never a fan of the doc/view thing
<11> I don't think many people were
<11> Unecessarily complex
<10> I'm using CView::CSplitterWnd to split a window where I want content on each of them
<10> different processing but I am also wondering what is the main runner of the projects?
<10> I know very little about that
<10> :)
<10> ???
<10> MFC is easy though
<10> umm, well i guess I could send you my program???
<10> wish I could post more than just one file
<10> I have an ftp if you want to use it to see my code
<10> hello? where r u JBlitzen
<11> Oh, sorry
<11> Hmmmm
<11> I hate to say it but I really don't know.
<11> Splitter window should support some sort of dualism to its children
<11> I seem to recall that that was how something like windows explorer is possible
<11> Treeview on the left, list or something on the right
<11> Which means different views and different docs
<11> I'm not sure how that gets correlated
<11> A google search on csplitterwnd or something might help
<11> MSDN
<11> www.codeguru.com might have some sample code you could peruse as well
<11> That's about all I can come up with on short notice :/
<11> Splitter windows are fairly common, so if you don't find any info for MFC, try looking more generally at windows development
<11> Or API or whatever
<11> I imagine splitters in VB work roughly the same as in MFC.
<11> That any help, pfloyd?
<10> ok, cool
<10> I'll try with a little fresher look
<10> I mean, I'm going to try once more
<10> ty
<11> nod
<10> <- do texans smoke alot of weed?
<12> const char* ptr = "hello"; what does the const mean here?
<10> <- high
<10> :D
<13> vidkid: it means you can't modify the data pointed to by ptr.
<12> ic, is there an alternative form?
<13> char const *ptr = "hello"; // alternative form, same thing.
<12> ic, thx
<11> Stop using that ****, pfloyd
<11> It turns you into a dumb slug
<10> lol
<10> :DDDD
<10> ok I will learn it soon
<10> I just odered the best SQL book for intermediate level
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