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<0> wow i love date_time
<1> jill_s you'll learn to love all of boost
<0> this is so nicely done
<0> thanks for suggesting boost for every question i asked over the past 2 days
<0> forced me into it ;)
<2> Now, the matter of your bill.
<0> :o
<2> How exactly is it you're planning to compensate us for all this help we've given you?
<0> You didn't really help me so I'm not sure why you care ;) ?
<2> The channel did.
<0> truth
<3> have boost an xml support?
<2> We split the proceeds as a channel.
<0> i will stay here and idle and share my charismatic personality with you all daily?
<0> don't give rdragon anything, if he'd answered my msn's i wouldn't have bothered you ;)
<2> no, we really prefer money.
<2> You know rdragon, like, personally?
<0> Indeed, we used to date :) we're still good friends.
<2> that's disgusting.
<3> or you can tell me something about a c++ xml lib :)
<0> :o
<1> Noidea, lol
<2> Oh my God!?! A test p***ed
<2> I was starting to think that wasn't possible.
<2> ok, tests looping, time to put gas in my car.
<3> test?
<0> so you're leaving for a bit? cause you sorta scare me
<4> noidea scares all of us
<0> ok that makes me feel a little better
<5> He's here only to prevent the channel from a m***ive ping timeout
<0> gotchya
<4> gnoccolo, xerces perhaps?
<3> ?? xerces?
<4> it's an xml parser from the apache foundation
<4> i know of no upcoming xml parsing library in boost
<4> but i'm not on the development dl, only the user
<3> AH, ho yeah, I have tryed to compliled but it failed
<1> iirc, builder5 is kinda out of date
<3> yes, is an old compiled but it is what I have
<4> if you're on windows, you could use the MSXML COM objects from C++ (SAX/DOM)
<1> so get something up to date?
<4> but it's not a c++ library, for sure
<3> I have tryed to use M$ library but in their include file have some instruction incompatible with my compiler :|
<3> I was lookin for something very basic library
<3> I thing that I can make it myself, but I have to find an efficent string parser
<1> why don't you get a modern C++ compiler for a start, then you have a chance of finding useful stuff for it
<3> yeah, can be a good idea, but this is the compiler that I have to use... for now
<1> _have_ to use?
<3> yeah, waiting for my firm get me a new compiler
<4> which compiler?
<3> borland c++ 5.0
<1> beat me to it, peterhu
<1> oh god
<4> and M$ makes you look like a drooling slashdot fanboy
<4> good god
<3> but I think I'd better get an M$ compiler
<4> bc++ 5.0 is pretty darn old
<1> borland 5.0 ????
<1> vc2005 is FREE
<1> for free stuff --- http://www.thefreecountry.com/compilers/cpp.shtml
<3> thank, but the libraries, the vcl libraries are not free :|
<6> ... The libraries aren't free? Which libraries aren't free?
<1> gnoccolo you really ought to learn stuff befofe you "speak"
<4> oh, i think he meant borland c++ builder
<4> bc++ 5.0 still had OWL
<1> oh geezus
<4> bc++ 5.0 was the last borland product i used, i then switched to vc6
<4> and nt4
<4> those were the days
<1> which, as bad as it was, was a LOT better
<4> when everything was crappier
<4> but my memory makes it better
<7> any of you guys can help me with generic advice about the windows api?
<4> depends
<7> does windows support posix shared memory?
<3> C++Builder leverages the Rapid Application Development (RAD) capabilities of the Visual Component Library (VCL)
<1> KrispyKreme likely not
<7> what is the name of the shared memory function(s) in windows? (so I can look it up on msdn)?
<4> the VCL is soooo late 90's
<1> KrispyKreme you should be able to look up sharedmemory
<4> memory mapped files, probably
<7> ok
<1> iirc it's in with the memory mapped file stuff
<7> kewl thanks
<3> I was looking for a vcl component to use to handle xml files
<4> http://windowssdk.msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/DllProc/base/memory_mapped_file_information.asp
<4> gnoccolo, then this is not the channel to ask in
<8> try #delphi
<4> very few, if any, of us use BC++B
<1> and you want a vcl component ??? sheesh
<7> cool thbanks
<4> System.Xml.XmlDocument
<4> ta-dah!
<8> i thing bcb had xml components already
<4> probably
<8> hing/thought
<4> i don't quite get using BC++B on windows, especially with the rise of .NET
<3> ok, thank I'll try
<1> but all those Win98 users
<4> heh
<8> bcb was out long before net was even a bad thought
<0> borland 5.0? ;o
<4> i had this argument in freenode's ##csharp channel: screw 9x users to the 9th level of hell
<4> i've been 9x free for nearly a decade now, thankfully
<1> peterhu if the NT folks hadn't been so arrogant, everyone would have ages ago
<9> hi...
<9> i have question...
<4> we all have questions
<4> like: why is JBlitzen that flaming? can't he tone it down a little?
<9> whit C and dos app, anyone have a soft for make ascii whit mouse..(gotoxy)?
<1> dos is dead
<9> yes but is a good for begin
<4> ask me again 10 years ago
<1> console != DOS
<4> is there a ncurses port for win32 console?
<2> yeah, I think so.
<1> one would suspect there is one in mingw and cygwin
<4> Ports to more systems, including DOS and Windows.
<4> i see that under their "future plans" on GNU.org
<10> Hmm
<10> Call me flaming, then ask about ncurses for win32
<10> khan = ngaey
<4> unlikely
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