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<0> The default would probably be lvalue < rvalue
<1> heh, new washer and dryer pwn
<1> wish the delivery guys hadn't come at 7:15
<2> ooo the excitement must be riveting...
<1> pfft
<1> tis
<1> the new washer is very energy efficient
<1> and pwns
<1> now, do i try to get vmware server running under gentoo
<3> dunno. might be anticlimactic after the delivery of a new washer
<3> don't want to disapoint yourself
<1> pfft
<2> domestication descends
<1> you're just jealous because the irish wash clothes in a river
<1> which is a step up from the rest of europe
<4> clothes can be washed ?
<2> wtf is a river?
<1> fine, the sea
<1> which is not that wise
<3> nah, the irish wash in Guiness
<2> if we wait long enough the sea will come to us
<5> hello all
<5> I need to load 32 bit dll into 64 application
<5> can any one help me
<6> hello ppl. i've got a question.. to get the random number between 1 and 12, is this the correct statement?...
<6> srand(time(NULL));
<6> int j=1+(int) (12.0*rand()/(RAND_MAX+1.0));
<7> prolly not
<6> when i do that, i always get 3 as a result
<6> can anyone tell me what could the problem be?
<5> I need to load 32 bit dll into 64 application
<5> can any one help me
<5> I need to load 32 bit dll into 64 bit application
<3> no need to ask 3 times
<3> and the short answer is, you don't
<3> you can setup an out of process 32 bit RPC server that will load the library and expose it's functionality though
<3> does mean a touch of COM, but nothing too scary (***uming your library is simplish)
<3> or, if you have the library source, compile a 64 bit version
<3> (this is all covered in the porting guide to 64 bit windows on MSDN, btw)
<8> ayudac
<9> hello there, I'm begginer.. I've tryed to make some modification in a software,,, but I got this: http://www.nomorepasting.com/paste.php?pasteID=63201
<9> could anyone tell me what that error means?
<10> It's not an error, it's an URL
<10> Looks like it can't find the declaration for admLevel
<10> It'd be easier if you compiled that part and not built the whole thing
<9> int admLevel = bot->getAdminAccessLevel(theUser);
<9> isn't that declared and initialized at the same time?
<10> That's line 214?
<9> yes
<10> Then I don't know
<9> ok thanks, I'll revert the changes
<10> zZzz
<11> hi can u hel me with link list?
<10> Just ask
<11> it's writen in c
<11> still can u help me?
<10> Then ask in #c
<11> cant ask them..
<10> Ah, banned?
<11> i'm not allow enter this channel
<10> Heheh
<10> I remember you now
<11> something like that
<10> Anyway just ask your question
<11> i need to free something and it's not working me..
<10> Ok, problem is on line 37
<11> ha/
<12> He didn't even paste the code :(
<11> kidding me?
<12> MrAshe is a psychic SSSsssSSS
<12> You need to pay him homage
<11> typedef struct MONOM
<11> {
<11> int coffeicient;
<11> int power;
<11> struct MONOM* nextMonom;
<11> }MONOM;
<11> sorry
<11> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16315.html
<11> here it is
<11> line 35
<11> see it?
<10> Well, I had the includes in my head, so 2 more lines
<11> yea
<11> So?
<10> What do you p*** to that function?
<10> Anyway, dinner time
<13> breakfast time
<11> lunch time
<14> help a co-worker install an additional fan in his computer ch***is
<10> Your co-worker must be very smart
<15> just must know in which direction to screw/unscrew.
<16> Can I use the .insert function on a multidimentional vector.?
<10> It's still a vector
<10> If you mean a vector<vector<T> >
<16> Yes
<10> So you can insert a vector
<16> std::vector< std::vector<int> > fscore(10, std::vector<int>(10));
<16> fscore[row].insert(s, score);
<10> Looks fine, if score is an int
<16> Yes it is
<16> Heres the error: cannot convert parameter 1 from 'unsigned int' to 'std::_Vector_iterator<_Ty,_Alloc>'
<10> Ah
<17> look at the docs for .insert Giovanni_
<10> fscore[row].insert( fscore[row].begin() + s, score );
<16> Okay
<10> Takes an iterator, not an index
<17> the version you've used takes an iterator
<10> And just so you know, it ADDS something, it doesn't replace it
<17> in fact they all do
<16> Its adds to the vector, right.
<16> and the vector will gorw in size
<16> wouldnt it?
<17> yes
<16> Okay, thanks
<16> I think I got it
<18> I wanna ask one question?
<18> anyone here to help?
<17> go ahead?
<16> The topic says Just ask.
<18> Cowmoo, I have written one program but .. dont know why it doesnt give me the right result..
<18> may I copy/paste the code or should I explain the problem?
<16> again... read the topic...
<17> paste code at http://www.rafb.net/paste
<18> yes, but I need an imediately answer..
<18> well .. I will try to explain here.
<18> I should write a program which will have an array for (int i=1; i<=m; i+2)
<18> {
<18> for (int j=0; j<=n); j++)
<18> if(j>0)
<18> pozitiven++;
<18>
<18> }
<18> array: int A[m][n]={{-5,-6,-1,-8}, {6, 4,1, 5,},
<18> {-5,-6,-8, 4},
<18> {9,-6,-4,-5},
<18> {-6,-4,-3, 5}};
<18> m=5 n=4
<18> And I should find a total positive members in the second and fourth array..
<18> But .. I wrote it with two for's .. like this for (int i=1; i<=m; i+2) { for (int j=0; j<=n; j++) if(j>0) positive++; }
<18> but it doesnt work .. so any idea how to solve this?
<16> What do want with the result?
<18> I want to find how many positive numbers have in the second and fourth array
<16> ah
<18> there are 5 arays in one array which makes a vector.
<16> for (int j=0;j<=m;j++){ for ( int jj=0;jj<=n;jj++) { if ( A[j][jj] => 0 ) { positiven++ } } }
<16> positiven should contain the number of positives.
<18> aham
<18> yeah .. but in this case, it will count EVERY POSITIVE NUMBERS... not just only the positive numbers in the second and fourth array
<16> okay
<16> for (int j=1;j<=m; j = j + 2){ for ( int jj=0;jj<=n;jj++) { if ( A[j][jj] => 0 ) { positiven++ } } }
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