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<0> i really appreciate your help
<1> "That's what we're here for" 6 Victor A. Wagner Jr.
<0> it's not like you had to baby step me ;)
<0> do i need to point it to boost beneath that or when i do my includes i do /boost at the beginning so it's all square?
<1> huh?
<0> nm
<0> im good
<0> it's still mad
<0> maybe my include statement is wrong? ;/
<0> #include "boost/date_time/gregorian/gregorian.hpp"
<1> no that looks right
<1> you likely need to close and open vc++
<2> did you restart visual studio?
<0> yes sir
<0> i had
<2> or wait, isn't this 2005?
<0> i will do it again
<2> nevermind
<2> that's fine
<1> peterhu yes it is
<2> open the buildlog.htm file
<0> >.< where might i find that?
<2> wait, first turn on the option to print the build environment to the build log
<2> you shouldn't in 2005, i fixed that
<0> what was this stuff i read about vc 2005 not coming with platform sdk and it being needed
<0> i started downloading it and stuff
<0> and was going to follow the directions on ms's page
<0> but then stopped when we started fixing the path thing
<2> Tools -> Options -> Projects and Solutions -> Visual C++ Project Settings -> Show Environment in Log
<2> set that to true, do a build, ctrl+click the hyperlink in the output window for the build log
<0> ok i made that yes
<0> ok i'm looking at the htm
<2> at that point you can actually see the environment variable INCLUDE which the compiler is operating from
<0> include;c:\boost\include\1_33_1
<0> i can paste the whole line if you like
<2> sure, for INCLUDE
<0> INCLUDE=C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC\include;C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC\PlatformSDK\include;C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\SDK\v2.0\include;c:\boost\include\1_33_1
<2> c:\boost\include\1_33_1\boost\date_time\gregorian\gregorian.hpp exists?
<0> i will reverify but yes i believe so
<0> is it case sens?
<1> no
<0> C:\Boost\include\boost-1_33_1\boost\date_time\gregorian
<0> has gregorian.hpp
<0> ah
<0> ack
<0> brb
<2> goost-
<0> thx!
<2> erm
<0> yep
<2> boost-
<0> i se it
<1> good, I don't
<0> $(boost)\include\boost-$(boost_version)
<0> like that?
<2> should do it
<1> oops
<1> yup
<2> don't restart
<2> i want to make sure that bug stayed fixed after i left =)
<0> i didn't just for you
<0> ;)
<0> wow i have warnings now
<2> it was such a stupid bug
<0> effing boost
<1> what warnings?
<0> it compiled no errors 2 warnings about deprecated blah hang on
<2> oh
<1> that's vc2005's fault
<2> that's not boost likely
<1> BIG ****ING MANAGEMENT error
<2> that's the silly libraries team
<0> when you type in capitals and curse it's intimidating victor
<2> i interned on that team, so i have nothing but respect for most of them, but i wasn't on the team when they thought of doing this
<2> so i'd love to know the justification
<0> thank you both very much :)
<2> my guess it came from the 02 security push
<1> I'll bet it wasn't a techie
<0> when i get this all done and working would either of you be willing to just look at it format/approach wise and offer pointers
<2> sure
<2> if i'm around
<2> i haven't showered yet heh
<0> cool :) hopefully end of the week
<0> nah i'm not that close
<2> the joys of being unemployed for a week
<0> i wish i didn't have to use wget that's the only thing that bugs me
<0> i'd like to just be able to stay in my program
<1> ok, how the hell did they manage to "check in" a bunch of files and it won't rebuild even though they're different now
<1> what is wget doing for you?
<2> issuing a HTTP GET isn't terribly complicated, you could probably do so easily with a good socket library
<2> especially if your GET is against a wellknown source like this blackboard
<2> s/black/white
<2> vic: who's they?
<1> the vs/vss people
<1> I just checked in 9 files and rebuild doesn't do anything
<2> sounds like timestamp trickery
<1> yeah, jerks
<2> the visual c++ project system uses the last modified timestamp in it's dependency graph
<1> one would HOPE the files were modified
<2> some source code control systems have been known to modify this as well, causing dependency tracking issues
<0> peter i've never done anything with sockets at all in anyway
<1> peterhu well, source safe is one of them
<0> so i wouldn't really know where to start, i want to get something up and going and then i can always go back and code that i guess
<1> jill_s are you trying to read some URLs ?
<0> even though wget can do a lot, i am strictly letting it pull a page and save it, nothing at all more
<0> yeah v
<2> thought you were using svn vic?
<1> hmmm, I know I threw together a simple test for that
<1> not at work (yet) we wanna see what actually exists in the "team" stuff before we decide
<0> really i just have to go to for example http://wh-ans-103/Sessions/20050917/ parse that index file for pdf files
<0> then i wget http://wh-ans-103/Sessions/20050917/102503.pdf
<1> and I'm still using cvsnt at home, thought I'll switch all that to svn because my new webhosting people host svn
<0> and put it where i want it
<1> I think it took me only a few minutes using dtilib
<1> maybe copyied/pasted some example
<0> so i do like boost::date for something?
<0> or it just knows where date is
<1> huh?
<0> well ok
<0> i included the gregorian thing
<0> and now i want this day_clock::local_day()
<0> which is date d(day_clock::local_day());
<0> do i have to put boost:: anywhere? like how i do std:: sometimes?
<0> i know that must seem like a silly question
<1> yes, it's in namespace boost
<1> also possibly in gregorian
<0> ok
<0> ah using boost::gregorian::date
<0> ty i will go putter on my own a bit and let someone else abuse you guys ;) ty a lot
<2> yeah, boost::gregorian
<3> c++ rules
<4> Hi, does anyone know how to find out from a process, different from winamp.exe, what melody is winamp currently playing?
<4> (Windows XP, Visual c++ 7, not mfc, just win32)
<3> AMIP
<4> I don't need a plugin
<4> Not a dll that loads into winamp process
<1> IRCplusplus why don't you just ask winamp
<4> :)
<4> They have to work at winamp, they don't have time for me..
<4> :)
<1> you're not making any sense
<4> What don't you understand?
<1> what you think you need to do
<4> I'm working at a irc client
<1> isnt' everyone?
<4> And I want to be able to determin from this irc client what melody is winamp currently playing
<5> We've seen enough IRC clients that spam everyone with useless "information".
<4> Anyway, this is just an option
<4> Thanks for your help
<6> anyone know about an XML library that can work with borland c++ 5.0 ?
<0> wow i love date_time
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