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<0> that make sense :)
<1> like I said, get Accelerated C++ :)
<0> I will... I'll hunt for it in nearest book shop
<0> on my next allowance money ... because I'm practially broke this month
<1> ok
<0> :( to be honest I really have problem reading books
<1> it has exercises..
<0> Let say if I have a very restricted budget... will you advise me to jump to Exceptional C++ instead of Accelerated C++
<1> nono
<1> that's meant for people who alreayd know C++
<1> if you want something for free, check out Thinking in C++, it's free online
<1> BUT only as a last resort if you're SURE you cannot get Accelerated C++
<0> I have Thinking In C++ (the online version) somewhere... let me read that first
<0> oh and after that I can get Exceptional C++ !
<1> no!
<1> read them in the order that site says
<0> ok
<2> What was the link for the books?
<0> http://rudbek.com/books.html
<2> oh thx
<2> I think alexandrescu's book should be in the 10th position, i found it harder than "C++ templates: the complete guide"
<2> My opinion though
<2> I have no interest in the 11th...
<2> And i don't have them all
<0> how about accelerated C++ ... i look at the table of contents it sounds too basic
<2> NoobsGeek: It depends on you.
<2> I don't know your skills
<0> :P I sound basic... I know
<2> *skill level
<0> because I miss a lot of basic C++ thing
<2> Then read accelerated ;)
<2> Then "The c++ standard library" by Josuttis
<3> hi
<3> i'm actually writing a predicate
<3> do predicate must have a const parameters?
<3> like...
<3> bool sort_HwMark(const Student_info& hw1_, const Student_info& hw2_)
<3> it seems to work, pretty well
<3> but if i'll remove the const, won't work
<4> does vs 2003 has a built in profiler?
<4> javaq_: it makes sense to declare those vars as const as the pradicate is not supposed to modify them
<4> guys what profiler are you using/used with vs 2003?
<5> peterhu: I have done that long ago :)
<5> javaq_: and the problem is?
<4> it seams that compuware isn't giving the profiler for free anymore...
<4> and I don't have $2000+ to buy something that it should be delivered with VS
<4> wtf?
<6> http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2325312399949015889&q=genre%3Acomedy
<7> hi, i was wonderin if anyone could explain to me how once after ive compiled and built my application, i can run it on other pcs, because it always comes up with "you are missing some files, blabla".
<4> like a dll file?
<7> an .exe file.
<7> even when i build it with /release
<4> ... i guess that your not missing .exe files
<7> oh. yeah sorry.
<7> it says im missing dll files, yes
<4> probably because you're using mfc
<8> everyone sk8ing hates me :/
<8> cause I am black
<7> im using .NET
<4> you're an idiot Nonongo
<4> you should keep your remarks to yourself
<4> and I don't hate you, I pitty you
<7> im using Visual Express 2005 beta, sk8ing
<8> sk8ing: I am sorry. I love Romanians
<7> and even on pcs running sp2, it says missing dll files.
<8> they are good people
<4> right...
<8> sk8ing: forgive me ,please
<8> :(((((
<7> Any idea sk8ing?
<4> no0blet: create a setup project
<4> it will detect dependencies automaticly
<7> it runs fine on my pc, but not other pcs.
<4> of course
<4> other guys don't have all those dlls
<7> so how do programs like for example.. AdAware run on every windows version?
<7> do they install necessary dlls?
<4> they are written for pure win32
<4> mfc is some kind of pseudo framework
<7> im not using mfc.
<2> A very bad framework IMHO
<7> .NET
<4> oh, than you have to install the dotnet framework on those machines before running your application
<7> yeah they have SP2, which has the .net framework. so im confused.
<2> no0blet: Are you using Visual c++ .net 2005?
<7> yeah, the beta 2 version debugger.
<2> haha :/
<2> Using beta software..
<7> :D
<4> vs 2005 comes with dotnet 2, probably the other machine has dotnet 1.x
<7> i cant afford to buy the full software.
<2> visual c++ express is free
<7> it is?
<7> i thought the express versions were only free for the beta versions?
<7> so why is Visual Express free?
<7> and what would you recommend using?
<2> Because MS decided that ;)
<2> Use Visual c++ 2005 express edition, it's a better idea than using some old beta software
<7> Yeah, cheers. ill put that on download before i go to sleep.
<2> no0blet: SO you are programming in c++/cli?
<7> Yeah, mixing with some unmanaged c++ also, Winsock.
<7> Im not really into the .NET Sockets
<2> no0blet: You should...
<9> morning
<7> Why debugger? i can use Winsock just as fine. would the two clash in some cases?
<2> No, it should be ok
<7> Thanks alot, night :) .
<10> Does shmget() allocates memory if not allocated already ?
<11> do you now any good tutorial on boyer moore string search algoritm ?
<9> throw that into google and you should get a lot of stuff
<4> any faster way of doing stringstream ss; string s; ss << "some string"; ss >> s;
<4> ?
<5> s = "some string";
<4> s will contain "some"
<4> after that operation
<5> ah, you're right.
<5> well, s = "some"; then :P
<4> :)
<4> I'm parsing something and it got preatty ugly on the performance
<5> std::string s("some string"); s = s.substr(s, s.find(" "));
<4> _m_: it may be \n as well, or \t, or any other space
<5> err, s.substr(0, s.find...
<4> c++ is missing regex...
<4> is regex implemented in boost?
<5> s.find_first_of(" \t\r\n....")
<5> Yes, regex support exists in Boost and in TR1.
<4> TR1?
<5> calc tr1
<12> tr1 = Library Technical Report #1. A set of features very likely to be added to C++ in a future version of the standard. See http://std.dkuug.dk/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/library_technical_report.html
<4> I see
<4> cool
<5> tr1::regex is based on boost::regex.
<5> For cases like this one, you'd just change the namespace (boost:: vs std::tr1 vs std::)
<4> I guess that I'd have to download tr1, right?
<5> tr1 isn't available as a set of libraries to download.
<5> It's a specification.
<5> Some compilers (e.g. gcc) already implement all or some part of tr1.
<4> well... boost is fine too
<5> There'll be a boost::tr1 implementation.
<5> (probably in Boost 1.34.0, but I'm not sure about that)
<4> damn, I think this will boost the performance a lot :D
<4> 57% of the time in one of my functions is spent because I didn't had regex support
<5> I wouldn't expect wonders.
<4> I'll see that in a couple of minutes
<4> boost rocks! from 33% of program time, on one line I got to 0.4
<5> heh
<5> Did you try: std::string s("some string"); std::string::size_type i = 0; while(i < s.length() && !std::isspace(s[i])) ++i; s = s.substr(0,i);
<4> I haven't fixed that one yet :P, the 33% isue was in another function
<4> I'll try it, thanks
<13> goombalaga
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