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<0> LSF has their utility to submit a make to the cluster
<1> the make file is not the problem.
<0> sure it is
<0> recursive make is your problem
<1> make system actually... its crazy.
<2> makefiles are the biggest problems
<2> NoideaLT, what's LSF
<0> a company
<0> AMD had a huge LSF cluster
<0> 1000s of machines
<0> my new company has an LSF cluster
<0> with like 4 machines
<2> they do the que management
<1> The make system is actually crazy proprietary and took a lot of work. Very powerful.
<2> that's all .. but what happens if your makefile is all messed up
<0> oh, no, his Makefile is still messed up
<2> Twister2, which make ?
<0> but, it would still go faster in the queue
<0> since it would submit as much in parallel as it could
<0> so, all the recursive makes would go to different machines
<1> How do you guys know my Makefiles are messed up, damn.
<0> and, actually, those could do lsmakes as well
<0> and get the recursive jobs submitted into the queue as well.
<2> NoideaLT, did it open the makefile and then redo the makefile for its parallel nature ....... he can try compling with MPI ?
<0> no
<0> you just use lsmake
<0> rather than gmake
<1> FatDarrel, I think its a linux variant I am not familliar with the specifics.
<0> make already knows the dependencies
<0> this just says everything that isn't dependent can be done in parallet
<0> parallel
<2> I see...
<1> If we do a build universe it will take like 2 hours on a reasonably fast box.
<1> make universe rather
<1> But thats generates well over 4gigs of output
<3> http://www.vgcats.com/comics/images/060109.jpg
<3> bwahahahahahaha
<1> darnit, faster internet would not hurt either
<1> I wanna see the days of gigabit internet
<1> that would be sweet
<4> How do I remove the CLog cl*** from the source code?
<5> eric44 what source code?
<4> C++
<6> Is 44 your IQ?
<7> 42
<5> eric44 WHAT C++ source code?
<4> any
<4> stop making it complicated
<5> CLog doesn't mean anything special in C++ what makes you think you need to remove it
<4> ill worry about that
<5> I'm notmaking it difficult, you're not making sense
<5> worry about what??
<4> my question is, how do you remove a cl*** from source code
<5> with an editor....happy now?
<6> I wonder how it feels to be like those people who ask questions like this...
<5> what a silly ****ing question
<7> backspace? if your'e feeling advanced you could highlight it first
<4> i know it is silly.
<5> it's NOT making any sense at all, eric44
<4> ill drop it
<6> eric44: Please tell me how I can remove DirTree now you're at it.
<5> it's better that we try to figure out WHY you thoght it was a useful question to dispell any other misconceptions you have
<4> I got C++ software source code that is compiling extraneous compilation errors with CLog cl***
<4> I want to know if theirs any easy way to disable the CLog cl*** in Visual Studio 2003
<5> this IS NO ****ING CLog cl***
<5> can you get that through your brain??
<4> i removed it manually and it compiles good
<6> vawjr: It's probably a cl*** of a logging library, he just doesn't have that library installed.
<5> well, he's certainly not being very verbose about it
<5> eric44 then remove it manually
<5> what the hell do you want the compiler to do?
<6> The annoying point is that he ***umes we know CLog, while in fact I've maybe saw the name ONE in my life, never used it.
<6> s/ONCE/ONCES/
<6> argh, well you get it
<5> yes
<6> s/one/once/
<6> eric44: Maybe you need/mean this? http://www.codeguru.com/cpp/misc/misc/logandtracefiles/article.php/c3753/
<4> What if I don't got the a specific cl***, and it is mentionned in my source code and i got compiling errors because it is non existant
<4> what is the little I could do to make the compiler ignore it?
<6> You can't.
<6> Removing code when you get compile errors, because you don't know why you get the compiler errors is the worst thing you can do.
<6> First *understand* what is wrong, then FIX it. Otherwise leave it alone and do something else.
<8> I used to do that on commodore 64 games, just remove the error code and it runs
<8> sometimes.
<9> anyone in here know how to make C++ activex controls? I'm having trouble figuring out how to use a function provided by one in VB (I have the C++ source)
<10> does anyone know if Visual Studio 6 is sufficient for a lame *** like myself?
<11> Well
<11> 6.0 ****s
<11> But it's better than nothing
<10> why does it ****?
<11> The development world used it for years
<11> The compiler is grossly out of date
<11> Operative word being gross
<10> what's missing?
<11> Google it, you'll find lots of stuff
<11> Yah
<10> what music groups do you guys like?
<11> I usually have a DVD series on tv, or am talk radio on
<10> mmmm, hacker music
<10> wow :D
<10> Flaming Lips - Yoshimi was good to do scripting to for a while
<10> Prince is fun also
<10> wow, i thought you guys talked more between now and the last time I typed something
<10> lol
<10> ne1 wanna take a peak at what my perfect woman looks like?
<12> Looks like Prince?
<10> hahaha, not that pretty =|
<11> Channel's been quiet lately, floyd
<11> I think people are recovering from christmas vacation
<11> Pretty much
<11> Speaking of which, bedtime
<11> Night :)
<8> the what?
<10> night
<10> 2 late
<10> lol
<10> ty LcS- for the laugh
<13> Q: what is the best way to get time stamp for writing log file using win32 api
<13> GetSystemTime ?
<9> best in what sense? easiest? most accurate?
<9> closest to system time?
<13> easiest
<13> using system time is fine
<13> but now i gotto figure out how to print 08:08 instead of 8:8
<14> the winapi has functions for that
<13> yeay!
<13> can i use sprintf for that
<13> oh.... well my bad i dont have do that... ok i'm fine... thanks for the help
<15> x < 10 ? putchar('0') : putchar('1')
<15> it's complicated but it's still fun and stuff
<16> and fun is important ->
<15> well, if it didn't stimulate the pleasure cells of the brain, my attention span wouldn't last long enough to complete a program. Forgive me, I'm American :-P
<17> hi
<18> hm
<19> what win32 functions control where the mouse is placed?
<19> er, cursor
<19> i'm interested in writing a feature to snap the mouse cursor to pushable buttons in my app
<20> the enchantingly named SetCursorPos
<20> i've no idea why they didnt call it blahBlahBlah()
<21> can anyone help me with the code i posted?
<21> my id is BUFU
<21> it is a verry simple file existance check
<21> excuse my bad english :)
<20> OS?
<21> and...can you please explain why it is needed to use : "using namespace std"
<21> windows
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