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<0> And I know how much you love those.
<1> heh
<2> http://today.reuters.com/news/articlenews.aspx?type=scienceNews&storyid=2006-03-06T204858Z_01_N06327000_RTRUKOC_0_US-SPACE-SUN.xml&rpc=22
<2> no doubt a result of pullingout of the Kyoto treaty
<0> heh
<0> Same reason Mars is getting warmer, too. All those rovers spewing emissions.
<3> I wish boost::thread documentation was a little more newbie-friendly.
<2> threads aren't exactly newbie stuff
<3> Well, -newbie-to-threads friendly, at least.
<2> DrkMatter you having problems understanding some of it? if so, what part?
<3> Eh, I jsut don't know how to get it together.. I'll come back ask a more to-the-point question once I've messed around a bit more with ti...
<2> anyone know how to escape a ? in xp command shell
<1> ^? perhaps?
<2> I tried that
<2> somehow we got some files w/ ? in the names
<2> and I'm trying to "find" them all
<4> goodnight
<5> I've had stuff like this happen before
<4> my sleep procedure call has initiated
<5> I had to write my own program to recurse the directory sturcture
<5> and look for the files with funny names
<5> and delete them.
<5> I couldn't do any of it from a prompt
<1> yeah, the freaking unicode path names
<1> we had a special tool that would traverse them to delete them
<1> \\?\...
<1> we had a bug in one of our build scripts back at microsoft that caused a recursive copy of files over itself, leading to paths all the way up to the 32000 limit heh
<2> oh, I have a program that will find them
<1> that was fun
<1> over itself in a sub directory, that is
<2> very cool
<6> I once had an autoconf script that overwrote /dev/null with a file.
<6> The really annoying thing was that that had happened on our only AIX box and I didn't have any documentation telling me the major/minor ids of /dev/null.
<2> somehow or another, my wife managed to get a subdirectory in Win 3.1 pointing at the parent of the dir it was in
<2> if you told the system to do a dir, it would just go forever
<2> this was when she had a summer job at the NASA
<6> The NASA must be an interesting place to work at.
<2> apparently it was, she was working there when I met her in RL, we'd met in an astronomy chat room
<2> time to head home.... but errands need to be run first...catch you later
<7> wired problem: http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16016.html
<7> on line 16, it pushes that value ok
<7> I'm waching at it with the debugger
<7> it goes fine untill line 19
<7> than, it jumps to line 8 (because of the for)
<7> and when it does that
<7> it resets the ofrs vector
<7> it's like that push_back never happend
<7> can anybody see why? cuz I can't
<7> I'm a ****ing moron... ****
<7> I wonder how I'm gonna fix that now...
<7> the vector is not reseted
<7> I've done a big mistake
<7> anybody saw this post a couple of hours ago? http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16014.html
<7> cuz the vector contains a cl*** that behaves like cl*** B
<7> and it copyes the references!
<7> or I don't know what it does, but it doesn't do it good
<7> should cl*** B behave ok in a vector?
<7> hmm... it does copyes the references, the old ones, that means that I have in the vector the true values and bad references
<7> how can I make it so on push_back it won't simply copy the object cuz those references should point internaly
<7> it has to run the constructor on push_back
<5> create a copy constructor
<5> that does what you want
<7> as in B(B x); ?
<5> well, actually, you need an = operator
<5> do both
<5> and
<5> you'll have to lose the references
<5> they'll have to be pointers
<5> references can't be repointed unfortunately.
<5> I'm off, later.
<7> see ya, thanks
<7> it works! :D
<7> tho, without pointers
<7> the copy constructor was enough
<8> c-bot stricmp
<9> YUY0x7, you tell me!
<10> c-bot, strcasecmp
<9> cn28h, hmm .. strcasecmp - #include <string.h> int strcasecmp (const char *s1, const char *s2) String/Array Comparison (BSD) see - http://www.msunix.co.uk/manual/glibc-2.2.3/html_chapter/libc_5.html#SEC75
<8> thanks
<10> np, varies by platform btw
<10> and by compiler even
<8> yeah, i'd think so.. it's for someone who asked on freenode
<11> hmmm, that's actually surprising that it worked
<11> I guess they're doing an in place constructor
<12> CTU is the most insecure building in the world
<11> what's CTU?
<11> Why do new movies come out on Tuesday!?!
<11> Monday damn it!
<11> that's the day I'm home!
<12> You don't watch 24?
<12> Wtf is wrong with you
<11> why would I watch 24?
<11> I'm never home for tv anyway
<11> I'm busy, you know, having an actual life.
<12> Are you home right now?
<11> just for a few minutes, then I need to go take care of some stuff.
<11> though
<11> I'm not feeling super well
<11> I'm debating just sitting here doing nothing.
<11> I need to eat though
<11> tough decisions.
<13> how owuld one write a thread safe instance counter? Or basically a function or member function that will only run if it is the only instance open?
<11> with semaphores and critical sections
<13> recomend any good books or links? or shall I just google those words?
<1> i heard there's this invention called the lightbulb, perhaps CTU should look into it
<1> wtf works in the dark
<12> Heh khan
<14> hello
<14> need some quick c++ help..
<14> in the implementation file: Complex Complex::conjugate() const
<14> what do i need to put in the cl*** file as a member function
<12> Complex conjugate() const; ?
<11> oh, sorry Twister
<11> look them up in MSDN I guess
<14> JBlitzen: i tried that..spits out mean errors..
<11> that's very helpful vman110
<14> well gimme a sec...
<11> and, don't bother to tell us which errors specifically
<11> or, post your code on the site listed
<11> we'll just figure out what your problem is through inference.
<14> /usr/local/include/c++/3.3.2/bits/ostream.tcc:107: error:
<14> std::basic_ostream<_CharT, _Traits>& std::basic_ostream<_CharT,
<14> _Traits>::operator<<(std::ios_base&(*)(std::ios_base&)) [with _CharT = char,
<14> _Traits = std::char_traits<char>]
<14> /usr/local/include/c++/3.3.2/bits/ostream.tcc:179: error:
<14> std::basic_ostream<_CharT, _Traits>& std::basic_ostream<_CharT,
<14> _Traits>::operator<<(long int) [with _CharT = char, _Traits =
<14> std::char_traits<char>]
<14> /usr/local/include/c++/3.3.2/bits/ostream.tcc:216:
<14> that's some of the error i get
<1> also why did CTU hire a retarded sorprano with a lisp?
<12> A retarded soprano with a lisp
<12> Oh, you mean Edgar
<12> He's a programmer, like you
<12> owned
<1> DOES HE HAVE A SOCKET OPEN?!
<12> Heh
<12> At least they aren't saying "protocol" every three minutes like last season
<12> Apparently you can stop the countdown to a nuclear detonation by "enacting a protocol".
<12> There seemed to be a protocol for making sandwiches, too
<12> All they did all day was enact protocols
<12> Ow
<1> just put the ****ing phone down
<1> jesus
<12> Yeah, not sure calling mom was the tactically optimal choice there
<1> apparently citibank thinks their missing out on the non-functional retard banking market, so it has produced an ad campaign to woo those customers
<1> they're
<12> What are their ads
<12> You non-functional retard
<1> a guy waiting on hold calling his credit card company, while cooking dinner half a room away
<1> sets the placce on fire basically
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