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<0> I was trying to link opengl32 instead of opengl32.lib...
<0> thanks guys
<1> hey folks
<2> Whats wrong with this
<2> http://noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16332.html
<3> void main.
<3> iostream.h
<3> and printf.
<3> Other than that, nothing. ;-)
<2> what
<2> what do u mean
<3> it should be int main.
<2> Why?
<3> iostream.h is not standard. It should be <iostream>
<3> Because that's what the ISO standard says.
<2> Im sorry i am working in c



<3> It is int main.
<2> Not c++
<3> main returns an int.
<2> Its giving me the error heres what I got C:\Phoenix Online Cl***es\CSS561\Week 4 currency conversion.c: line 5: Parse Error, expecting `','' or `SEP'
<2> 'float GBP = 0.537750054'
<2> aborting compile
<2> Im not asking if my format is ok, i am asking why it doesnt compile
<3> Possible reason #1: <iostream.h> is not correct in C++. It should be <iostream>
<2> I'm coding in c
<3> Possible reason #2: void main is undefined behavior. only int main().
<3> ...
<2> Not c++
<4> so why not ask in #c?
<4> iostream.h isn't C, either
<3> In that case, you're in the wrong channel, and there is no such library as <iostream.h>
<2> Im sorry
<3> He was bored and cross posted.
<2> I posted here first and then thought i should check if there was a c channel
<4> ****ing asus
<4> whatever driver they've slapped up there for the a8v promise raid controller no longer works with vista's setup
<4> however, the only one i downloaded previously, which i still have the floppy for, works just fine
<4> previously = a year ago
<5> odd
<6> t
<7> Can I read unlimited times from an eeprom? (With respect for limited write/erase times)
<8> JBlitzen
<8> :)
<8> hi
<9> Hey
<9> Eating
<9> Then sleep
<9> But if you have a question, ask, maybe someone can help
<8> i don't
<9> Ah
<8> i'm stuck on that problem
<8> :((
<9> That's not good enough
<9> If I tell you that I don't know how to get from my house to Manhattan, how do you answer?
<9> Maybe I don't know how to drive
<9> Maybe I don't know what cars are
<9> Maybe I don't know what roads to take
<8> graphs
<9> Or maybe I don't know what expressway to take after Lincoln, Nebraska
<9> That's just a noun
<8> :)
<9> Come up with a way to describe the specific difficulty you're facing, and what you need to get past it
<9> The better your question, the more obvious the answer will be
<9> Possibly even to yourself
<9> Back to food
<8> ok
<8> if i make some permutation for those numbers .. ?
<9> You're still not asking a question anybody here can answer
<9> You're just grasping
<9> You want to find an answer without formulating the question
<8> http://www3.infoiasi.ro/~puiu_george/pb1.log
<8> this is the question
<9> I can't seem to open that
<8> 13 ... 5 8 +
<8> remember?
<9> I remember that much



<9> But there's still some confusion over how much you can figure out on your own and what's stopping you
<8> :(
<8> if k < n then
<8> k = k + 1
<8> st[k] = st[k] + 1
<8> works more fine
<9> I don't know what that means
<8> ok
<9> Neither will anyone else here
<9> Which is important, because as I mentioned, I'm going to sleep soon
<8> type stiva=array[1..100] of integer;
<8> var st:stiva;
<8> s,n,k:integer;
<9> What's stiva for?
<8> stack
<8> in romanian .. :)
<9> Alright
<8> as,ev:boolean;
<8> procedure init(k:integer;var st:stiva);
<8> begin
<8> st[k]:=0;
<8> endl;
<8> end;
<8> sorry
<8> procedure succesor(var as:boolean;var st:stiva;k:integer);
<9> Wait wait wait
<8> k
<9> Put this up on www.noidea128.org
<9> If you're going to put it anywhere
<8> it's how to represent a n umber as sum of numbers
<8> i think the ideea is ok but i need to re think it
<9> How did you think to type that after I said for you to put code up at www.noidea128.org
<9> I don't get how one followed from the other
<9> If you don't want to put your code or pseudocode or whatever up, that's fine, but say something so we know
<9> Your worst habit is that you ***ume things about problems, about algorithms, about solutions, and about other people
<9> You can't ***ume anything in programming, and it's not a great habit in most other forms of human activity
<9> That's why I'm riding you about it
<9> You can't jump from A to D and just ***ume that everybody followed along, including the computer
<9> You've got to go A, B, C, then D.
<8> the shortest way it more fine than the longest one from A to D
<9> It's all the same length
<9> It's all from A to D
<9> The only question is, how many problems you create in the middle
<9> When you look at an exam question A, and jump to "man, I give up" response F
<9> You skip a whole swath of possible solutions
<9> Whether you believe it or not, your mind is capable of linear thought
<9> When you see 10 apples, your mind on some level is recognizing 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 apples.
<8> but how to yhink like that
<8> :(
<9> It's not just using the force and mentally deciding "that's a bunch of apples, I'll call it 10".
<9> By challenging yourself the way I'm challenging you.
<9> Never allow yourself to get mentally lazy and skip steps and make ***umptions
<9> Well, I say never, obviously in a lot of situations it works fine.
<8> :)
<9> The mind is lazy like that because it frequently can be.
<9> But NOT in serious logical problems.
<9> The mind can say "I think that's 10 apples".
<9> But you have to know that sometimes you need to count them.
<9> And you can't just rely on your initial reflex.
<9> Right?
<8> 1 , 1+1 , 1+ 1+ 1
<8> etc
<9> Yeah, whatever
<9> Your mind has a tendency to jump to conclusions
<9> Computers don't have that
<9> And a lot of conclusions you jump to are wrong, so even you don't have that
<9> You have to develop the ability to step outside your conclusions and say "let's try and see where I went wrong"
<9> You came in here, said hello, then asked if I could help you because you were stuck or something
<9> And I replied that that's not good enough. You're sort of jumping to the conclusion that you're stuck.
<9> It may not even be true.
<9> If it is true, you don't really have any evidence of it, other than that you haven't jumped to a nice convenient solution.
<9> You looked at the bunch of apples, and no number immediately leapt into your head.
<9> Not 10, not 40, not 3
<9> So, do you give up?


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