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<0> Okay
<0> _m_
<1> so, a person can change and come back.
<0> Here's what you do
<0> Set up a remote to check for private messages containing "remove" or some other keyword
<0> Change the kick message to say something like "banned as possible spambot. Please msg _m_ with *thatkeyword* if you're human, you'll be unbanned."
<0> And that ought to take care of it, since it won't ban anyone when it's not around to also unban them.
<0> And I doubt the spambot would catch on, and if it does, just change the key phrase.
<0> Simple.
<0> Run the kick message after a couple newbies to make sure they can figure it out.
<0> s/after/past
<0> Okay, I'm going out
<0> bbl
<2> heading home
<3> how can I get a timecode so that I can figure out how long it took a function to run? like: atime = time(); do_lots_of_functions(); btime = time(); cout "It took: " + atime-btime;
<4> get time: http://rafb.net/paste/results/eykjny39.html time a block: http://rafb.net/paste/results/k6qqur86.html
<4> the block timer was taken (under consent) from Solamente
<5> /back
<6> iostream: No such file or directory
<7> and...........?
<6> WHERE IS IT!?#?!@?!@#?!?@#?!@#
<6> i need to use getline to fill a cstring
<7> what compiler and version are you using?
<7> getline is in string anyhow
<6> gcc 3.4.4
<7> and how did you try to find this iostream ?
<6> #include <iostream>
<6> and string
<7> then you've messed up your installation
<6> theres no string either
<7> well, maybe.... what's the name of your file? and how are you invoking the compiler
<7> holospoof ?????
<6> iostream is in /usr/include/c++
<6> iostream is in /usr/include/c++/3.4 sorry i was talking to someone
<6> this is what my compiler looks like
<8> are you building using "gcc" or "g++"?
<7> he won't answer my questions
<6> gcc -o webnews webnews.c -I/usr/local/include/mysql -L/usr/local/lib/mysql -lmysqlclient -I/usr/local/include/c++/3.4
<7> aha
<8> heheh
<9> ...
<9> gcc is the _C_ compiler
<7> what on earth makes you think that .c is the correct extension for a c++ program?
<7> that might work if you called your file webnews.cpp
<7> or .C
<7> or .cc
<7> or .cxx
<6> ok
<6> .cpp
<6> i get a whole bunch of compiler errors... undefined reference in function 'std::__verify_grouping(... now
<6> -liostream?
<7> no
<7> try g++ instead of gcc
<6> i did and this is the error im getting
<7> that's a link error?
<6> ok nvm it was user error
<7> and I don't think you really need to tell the compiler where its includes are e.g. the -I/usr/local/include/c++/3.4
<6> yea i did away with that already :) thanks
<10> Hey...i'm a total newbie at C++
<10> but i have been tossed an ***ignment
<10> so i was told to come here for help
<10> I have programmed using other languges before
<10> VB, a bit of java
<10> and turing
<10> This C++ stuff is out of this world
<10> I can do the basic hello world
<10> and thats pretty much it :P
<10> cout << "Hello world" << endl;
<8> you'll need a more concrete question
<10> i dont want to an ***hole and just give you my homework
<10> that'll be pointless
<10> but i can give you the file
<10> my ***ignment
<10> and maybe you guys can offer advice
<8> why don't you show us what you've done, and ask what you need clarified
<10> http://www.eternal-sacrifice.net/Lab3.pdf
<10> thats the ***ignment i have been given
<10> I have no idea
<10> how to even get started
<10> besides the stuff at top
<10> such as
<10> #include <iostream>
<10> using namespace std;
<10> So...any idea?
<8> you want to implement a fraction cl***, basically?
<10> yes
<10> that divides
<10> multiples adds and subtrats
<8> well, start by building the skeleton for the cl***
<8> write out all the functions you will need
<8> then it will be eaisier to see where to add code
<10> how does one declare a function?
<11> hmm.. I can't wait until after tuesday when I can turn my old computer into my file server again... I have to install windows the other day.
<10> er
<10> what i meant was
<10> what type should they be?
<8> well, what do you get when you, say, multiply two fractions?
<10> double?
<10> should the functions be put it a XYZ.h file or the main .cpp file?
<8> eh
<8> well
<8> prototypes go in headers
<8> implementations go in source files
<8> now
<8> think about it in math
<8> not even in C++
<8> what do you get if you multiply two fractions
<10> a fraction?
<8> precisely
<10> so my data type should be a double value, correct?
<8> no
<10> complex?
<8> unless you're going to consider some improper fraction notation that can have a non-integral numerator or denominator
<10> i need two variables
<10> one x and one y
<10> x for numerator and y for demointor
<8> right
<8> of what type are x,y?
<10> integers?
<8> ok
<8> now, you were right before, stop changing your answer
<8> when you multiply to fractions, you geta fraction
<8> so what do yo uwant to return?
<10> the result of the operation
<8> which is?
<10> a fraction again
<8> exactly
<10> i need to get back to my room
<10> i'll talk to you in about 10 minutes
<10> im currently in the library
<8> ah
<12> Durandal.....
<12> I know a guy who goes by durandal
<8> a Pittsburgher!
<10> hi
<10> sorry about that
<10> i am ready to learn
<9> Size operator+( Size &size ) const; //Does the const at the end makes sense?
<4> yes, but why make it a member function?
<10> cn28h?
<4> also, you want to modify the rhs?
<9> Size operator+( const Size &size ) const; ;)
<9> oops
<13> d
<4> that's better... usually you want to do operator+ as a global implemented in terms of +=
<10> hi i am a newbie to C++ and i was wondering if any can help me
<4> can you read the topic?
<13> not me, i haven't programmed in a year - i forget everything
<13> Meyrin, oh, i see you're in college
<10> yes..
<13> whoa, in North Corolina - kewl
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