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<0> hi who knows java script in here? i have a problem..please private me who can help me in a java script problem
<1> wrong chan...
<1> try #javascript
<2> I don't suppose anyone ever used the 3ds file format before?
<3> A really long time ago
<2> I'm just wondering why max exports way too many vertices for a simple object (a box)
<2> I get duplicates all over the place and unused indices
<4> wouldn't you need 4 indices?
<4> as in max
<2> that'd be 8 body
<2> buddy*
<2> it exports 26 vertex indices for a box
<2> and 12 faces (correct)
<4> Me dummy :o)
<5> how can i tell what function called a function i am in?
<6> You can't.
<6> Well, not within the language..
<6> Debuggers will give you the call history if you want to, but there is no way to know where you're ebing called from, UNLESS you p*** it as an argument.
<6> And even then, you can't be sure that argument is correct.
<5> how do i find out in gdb?
<5> the call history
<7> bt
<5> mm.. when i do: run main, it just runs the whole thing
<5> then if i do bt it says no stack
<7> You have to set a break point, or stop execution (usually will have more luck setting break points)... try looking in gdb documentation
<8> ebbtepid: If you're developing on linux, then you might have a look into libcwd.
<8> That lets you print the name of the function you was called from (as debug output)
<9> how can i make a calculator in c++ ?
<10> learn the language, write the code, get a compiler and compile the code.
<10> In that order.
<9> hehe .. :)
<7> An infinite number of monkeys can do it
<6> Shouldn't he do the "get the compiler" first, and do "write the code" and "compile the code" iteratively?
<10> You could say that.
<7> I don't understand how that would work without first drawing up a requirements document, then getting it approved and signed off by the teacher, etc
<11> can you return a map created on the stack inside a function to the outside? (is it copied over?)
<11> by a return
<12> vidkid, by value, yes
<11> ok thanks
<12> vidkid, but is not effective
<11> how big is the stack normally?
<11> yeah it's not that effective but i think it'll do for this particular application..
<13> This year's superbowl theme is "fuel efficient SUV's"
<12> vidkid, it is totally unspecified
<11> yeah, i suspected as much
<14> what's not 'effective' about returning a map by value?
<15> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/15915.html
<15> error at bottom of code
<12> rdragon, the entire contents must be copied
<16> hello
<16> does any one know any thing about compilers (in generaly) ?
<12> insomniak, no
<16> I meen building a compiler not (4 exmp. C++ compiler)
<11> i know something about compiler
<16> do you know how to build one?
<11> no
<16> then...any 1 knows a useful link to this kind of tutorial?
<7> The boost spirit package can be used to build compilers in C++
<16> ?
<16> I found a website with this thing...thx yy2bggggs
<7> Aside from this, there are tools not relevant to #c++ (lex/yacc most commonly) that can be used to build compilers, that are more hard core. I don't know of any tutorials on the web, but I'd refer you to google for that
<16> yeah...thats were I started befor MIRC :P
<16> *before
<7> Before irc you mean?
<7> I don't know what mirc is... I hear rumors that some khaled guy wrote a crappy client called that
<16> :))
<16> u linux?
<7> I use linux and windows
<16> and what do you use under windows as a irc client??
<7> Currently Thrashirc
<16> k...
<15> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/15915.html Error at bottom.
<17> ummm
<17> no part of the Windows API takes ifstreams as params
<17> The Windows API is NOT C++ specific
<17> it's not C Specific either
<17> so FILE * won't work either.
<17> look up CreateFile
<18> anyone here know ipod linux?
<15> thx NoIdea
<15> oopse
<19> anyone can give me an idea? i have a main program which calls fork. now when i exit the child process, i see it becomes a zombie. how do i terminate the process gracefully freeing its resources? thank you
<20> well if guest101 was still here I would explain how to do that
<20> useing the wait() or something function
<21> I want to write a left docked rss reader for ie, any docs that I should read about this topic? I can't find anything concludent.
<21> I found toolbars examples, but I don't want to write a toolbar
<21> heh, found the name for it: "explorer bar"
<22> hi, anyone's Visual Studio 2003 freezing/hanging when you try to pin the toolbar? any ideas on how to fix this?
<23> good morning
<24> JBlitzen, I figured out the problem last night. You might like this. Apparently, even if you only compile code, in C the function main() is absolutely sacred. I gave it a different name, and it worked better (Gcc didn't create other symbols like _alloca). I also did have to declare start as a global symbol in my asm. I got it!
<13> Nice, March
<13> Thanks for the update
<25> any one know why the char string for filein and fileout dont work when creating the stream objects? http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/15917.html
<25> it never knows what the file name is
<26> print them out
<25> explain a bit?
<26> cout<<filein<<eol;cout<<fileout<<eol;
<26> ergo, print
<25> oh lol
<25> hum well it knows
<26> though, 'them' could vague :)
<25> just doesnt seem to get parsed to the to stream functions properly
<26> cut off the \n
<26> you probably have a newline between your printed names.. right?
<25> nope
<25> Enter the name of the input file: hi.txt
<25> Enter the name of the output file: 1hello.txt
<25> hi.txt1hello.txt
<26> hm
<26> the file exists? :P
<25> yup
<25> dunno whats wrong
<26> can you check the error that fin gives?
<25> no errors
<26> what platform is it run on?
<25> win xp
<25> with borland c++ compiler 5.5
<25> oh yeh its not that
<25> it just gets stuck in that while loop
<26> oh
<26> after how many lines?
<25> if i put a file name in the open stream functions like "hi.txt" it works tho
<25> doesnt stop
<25> for ever loops
<27> calc !eof
<28> !eof = while (!file.eof()) { file >> x; process(x); } // WRONG. file.eof() indicates FAILURE due to EOF. If file >> x fails due to EOF, process(x) won't have an x to process. And if it fails for some other reason (e.g. bad input), this loop may never end. Try { while (file >> x) process(x); } instead. See also: http://www.gnomesane.net/code/doc/noteof/
<25> i guess so
<25> dont know why variable aint working though
<27> calc no .h
<28> no .h = Headers introduced by Standard C++ have no .h extension (e.g. <iostream>, <cstdio>). Prefer these to proprietary C++ headers that conform to no formal standard (e.g. <iostream.h>) and to Standard C headers (e.g. <stdio.h>), inherited by Standard C++ for backwards compatibility. See also: http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/coding-standards.html#faq-27.4
<26> oh i missed the .h includes
<26> heh
<25> makes that much of a difference?
<26> its wrong
<25> dont compile with out them
<26> well that is borland
<25> lol
<25> why doesnt it work tho?
<25> cant understand that
<27> How did you check whether there's an error in fin?
<25> how?
<25> oh i didnt
<25> i dont know how
<25> i got no errors during compile so i guessed it was ok
<27> 08:42 < Tamama> can you check the error that fin gives?
<27> 08:43 < mark105> no errors
<27> So why did you say that ^
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