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<0> i created my character on the wrong server, as they all play on that one (full pop, wee)
<1> heh
<0> and someone took mementomori on that server
<0> the bastard
<1> right now i'm on balnazzar
<0> so now i'm morituri
<2> Can creating a std::string with its default constructor throw?
<2> In other words, does it allocate memory?
<1> i guess 'no'
<3> Run that would depend on the implementation, I personally haven't seen any that do
<3> though I'm told that some implementations have minimum sizes that they'll use for std::vector (and I would presume std::string)
<4> PFLOYD IN DA
<4> ' HOUSE
<4> damn I need a ciggie
<2> sick
<5> PETERHU IN DA GAEY
<5> You're playing WoW now, khan?
<5> What the hell is mementomori?
<6> Terminology question: Is it correct to say that the STL is -part- of the C++ Standard Library?
<6> I've read contradictory statements about that.
<1> i wouldn't even say STL
<1> STL is a deprecated term ;)
<1> but I guess it just refers to the standard containers and algorithms
<6> vawjr: Anyway, IIRC, STLPort pre-allocates a small buffer for each std::string.
<5> When's memorial day?
<5> And when's easter?
<5> Oh, May 29
<5> April 16 is Easter
<5> Hippy hoppity
<6> It is on Easter that we remember that the Easter Bunny died for our sins.
<7> No, he just died. We moarn his death.
<7> but he never taught me how to spell before p***ing.
<5> Heh
<1> yawn, bored
<7> I concur.
<7> pizza in da oven though
<7> that will keep me occupied for a good 5 min
<1> heh
<5> Make brownies
<8> They just kickbanned me from #java cause I am black
<9> :)
<10> please, i need help...
<10> where could i find borland turbo c++ 3.5 ? (please, excuse my english)
<11> hey
<10> hi
<11> am i allowed to hardcode methods into interfaces?
<11> what i really want to do is: have a method in a sub-sub-cl*** be called, and take care of it's own personal stuff, then call that method in its parent cl***, and then have that call that method in its parent cl***
<11> is there a way to chain like that?
<12> you guys have prob written network apps. Does a host ever fragment a datagram?
<13> hey everyone
<11> hi
<13> hows it going?
<14> anyone work for money haha :P~
<15> e_roder: to call a function in a parent cl***, parent::func
<15> you should be able to figure out things from tehre
<11> put that line in the child function?
<15> parent? base
<15> yes, to call base cl*** function from derived function
<11> well not necessarily base, it may go 2 deep?
<11> so it may be the very bottom cl*** calling a function from its parent, which would in turn call the function in the base
<11> in the same manner that constructors can be called
<15> e
<11> yeah
<15> e_roder: sorry, cooking dinner, yes that's fine
<11> k
<11> what concept are you using to do that? what's that called?
<15> concept?
<11> well i'll be frank with you
<15> inheritance?
<15> let's hear it
<11> i'm using vb.net, but the concept for this oop should be the same
<11> even if the language is different
<11> and i figured who knows oop better than c++ so that's why i'm here
<15> C++ supports OO, but isn't purely OO, so you shouldn't equate the two concepts
<11> so if you show me the format for calling a parent method inside a child method i may be able to struggle through it
<15> I don't know VB.net so I can't comment
<15> I just told you
<15> Base::f()
<11> ok
<15> in Derived::f() {Base::f();}
<15> did you ever think of going to a vb.net channle instead?
<11> the :: notation means
<11> vb.net is small, and no one is answering in vb
<15> e_roder: forget it, this is #C++, please realise you're dealing with a different language
<15> calc fallback
<15> bah
<11> bah
<16> I'm getting two errors that I can't fix. Can anyone help me?
<9> not if you don't say what the errors are
<16> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16132.html
<16> there
<16> or
<16> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16132~
<16> or
<16> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16132
<9> why does line 24 have two consts?
<16> hmm
<16> oh
<16> yes
<9> also, unexpected end of file usually means you have mismatched { } or ( )
<16> look at this site: http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16132~ it only has ONE const
<16> i guess something is wrong with the other two sites
<17> consts are great
<16> hmm
<16> i don't see no mismatches...
<16> great indeed!
<17> well I am having problems with C++ too!
<16> So how is it going cn28h?
<16> vawjr
<16> JBlitzen
<16> I'm getting two errors that I can't fix. Can anyone help me?
<16> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16132~
<18> check your header files
<16> sk8ing :)
<16> how is it going?
<18> I'm preparing for bed
<16> http://cpp.enisoc.com/pastebin/6868
<16> header file with the Trapezoid cl***
<16> someone help
<19> I have a question about threads/memory usage ... anyone around?
<20> Just ask
<19> can i post code?
<19> so i made this server that takes an ip and port from a fifo
<19> it is suppose to thread on every new ip it sees and not thread on anyone it has already created a thread for
<20> It's UDP?
<20> Anyway, go ahead ;)
<19> i'm not really sure why it is repeating all these ips
<19> i have a function that is if(!isinlist) do stuff
<19> but it still gets by that....
<19> want to take a look at the code its a little mangled
<19> ?
<20> Well, if it takes less than 5 minutes (cause I'm leaving)
<20> And as long as you don't post it in the channel
<20> calc paste
<20> Hmm, all bots are out partying
<19> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16133.html
<19> isInterdicted() is where it is suppose to check if the ip is already been threaded
<19> i use a static int ips[1000] to hold the list of already seen ip's
<20> Ouch
<20> Considering both this and threading on every IP sounds like a horrible design.. hehe
<20> Ah, it's not even C++ :/
<19> its a for a simple dos demo
<19> for school... not an ***ignment just a demonstration
<20> And you're skipping ips[0]
<20> And dunno where you remove the IPs but from the look of it you'd have to rearrange the array
<20> And DOS doesn't have posix threads
<19> the ip's are never removed but zero'd out when the 1,1 is read
<19> from the fifo
<20> So you have 50 IPs
<20> [0] to [49]
<20> The [4] is zeroed
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