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<0> =D
<1> well, sprintf() returns the # of characters formatted, iirc
<0> oh
<0> well string temp;sprintf(temp,"",...);cout<<temp<<endl;
<0> just 'cause I haven't used sprintf _lately_ :P
<1> that isn't what he's trying to do, he's trying to throw some exceptions w/ some formatted text in it
<2> Seperate the logic of text format and exception throwing. Thats how I'd do it.
<0> still, sprintf to make your formatted error
<2> How is work coming along vawjrwrk?
<1> kinda harried today
<2> Such moments come and go. Hehe .. surely I don't need to tell you that!
<2> What was the most frustrating moment in your programming career?
<1> having a new computer architecture we were working on scrapped because the company president hadn't ever heard of Andrew S. Tannenbaum and wanted a "recognized expert" architect on the job
<3> wow
<1> the group of us wanted to build an extension to teh EM-3 machine proposed by Tannenbaum's group at Vrieje
<1> buitld it in hardware
<1> 64-bit system
<1> this was in 1986 or 7, I don't recall which
<4> in 1986 i was buildin childhood castles in sands :)
<1> we already had a compiler that would handle EM-1 to the current architecture running and an OS written in one of he languages
<2> Well Tannenbaum sure didn't speak very good english. So he is no expert.
<1> we would have essentially had an OS, Pascal, C, BCPL, and Coral66 compilers by the time the hw was read to go
<2> And he lives in a country which is too cold.
<1> but the guys who wrote IR-81 wrote English well enough
<2> Which company was it?
<5> too cold is good IRR
<5> if it's too cold
<5> you have to stay indoors
<5> and code.
<1> ftp://rudbek.com/pub
<2> Umm.. I follow your logic Noidea
<1> ir81.ps or ir81.ps.z
<5> did you ever get a new jacket vawjr?
<1> Noidea no
<5> I'm highly recommending arcteryx stuff now
<5> it looks like they do a very nice job with what they do.
<1> got a light windbreaker cuz the temps are rarely going below 20F now
<5> I was looking at some of their packs
<5> very nice
<5> waterproof zips everywhere
<1> anyone head of Ektron's CMS400.NET content management system?
<5> same with their jackets
<5> all the zips are waterproof.
<5> nicely made
<5> and, almost all ski jackets are little more than windbreakers
<5> just nylon shells
<5> most good jackets don't have insulation in them.
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