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<0> c
<0> turboc
<1> That's your compiler. What operating system are you using?
<0> windows xp
<1> Sounds like you need the Microsoft Platform SDK.
<0> but that contains all the libs and h files, i just need this one only
<1> So, you've somehow checked all of its dependencies and you concluded that it doesn't have any?
<0> no
<1> Then save yourself a bunch of wasted effort and download the SDK.
<0> ok
<0> thanks
<2> why do they leave the channel?
<2> do you think he memorized Microsoft Platform SDK?
<2> I'm guessing no
<1> That's all he needed. Now he knows everything again.
<3> hi, I've got a simple dude on templates. is there any difference between the 'typename' and 'cl***' keywords on a template definition?
<4> nope
<4> some people choose one for stylistic reasons
<4> but they are interchangeable
<3> aha, thanx. I think so too
<3> well, thanx cn28h, I'm going to sleep now, it's to late here. bye
<5> hello
<4> yo
<5> what's up?
<4> just studying
<4> you?
<5> just wasting time
<5> :S
<4> heheh
<5> I was wondering, are there any freelance programmers here? I want to ask how thing work and if this actually works
<6> is anyone here proficient with python?
<6> rather, can anyone here translate python code to C++
<1> havewala: Why do you want to do that?
<6> have a program that needs to go faster
<6> pysco doesn't do the trick
<7> often times a program can be slow just by it's design, not the language used... it may be possible to introduce significant improvements in spead by simply rewriting it in python in a more intelligent mannor
<6> if i sent you the code, could you take a quick look?
<1> havewala: What is it in particular that you expect to be able to do faster in C++?
<6> well, this is the situation
<6> this is for a manufacturing system donation
<6> it's a charitable cause
<6> i paid a programmer to code a simulation
<6> it runs extremely slow
<6> i was told recoding to C++ would make it a lot faster
<1> havewala: How do you know that's accurate?
<6> to be honest, i don't
<8> mmm my muscles are all tight
<6> i was told by several people c++ might be my answer
<8> i bet i'm turning JBlitzen on
<6> i have tried Psyco
<6> but it doesn't speed up the code enough
<1> havewala: What does it do too slowly?
<8> so not only did they tear up my front yard to install FiOS, verizon sent me a UPS express envelope telling me FiOS is available now
<8> as if i couldn't tell from my yard
<6> jbatista, to be honest, im not sure. my presenter says it does not move fast enough
<6> im very sorry, my coding experience is not very high
<8> that's ok, you'll fit in with JBlitzen
<6> i would be willing to pay for help in making this code go faster
<1> havewala: Does python support profiling?
<6> i really don't know
<1> Me neither.
<6> can you code in python?
<1> Nope.
<6> ok
<9> what does python have to do with it?
<6> it's currently coded in python
<6> can you code in python vaw?
<9> I have
<6> do you think you might be able to convert python code to C++?
<9> it's not that hard to read
<6> what do you mean?
<9> reading python
<6> im willing to pay for someone to translate this code
<6> it's for charity, and this would be coming out of my pocket
<9> how much code is it?
<6> so im afraid i can't pay much
<6> 600 lines of python
<9> and what's wrong with it?
<6> it goes too slow
<1> More specificially, the problem is that somebody -told- him it goes too slow.
<6> true
<6> http://pastebin.com/656813
<6> can you tell me if you think changing to C++ would do the trick by looking at the code?
<10> what's slow about it?
<6> i don't know. this is for a charity presentation
<6> and the presenter told me it goes way too slow
<6> there have been suggestions that switching to C++ would help
<10> well, it would be good to know -why- it's slow, before just converting it to C++
<10> that's not going to magically fix everything
<10> are there decent profilers for python?
<6> i really don't know
<6> i dont' know anything about python at all
<9> crap, I haven't installed numpy
<1> rdragon: Also, I should note that it being for charity doesn't magically give us the ability to fix it in the absence of necessary information.
<9> and you have an error at line 584
<6> i do?
<6> jbatista, very true
<9> yes, the line should be indented
<6> didn't mean to suggest that
<4> I've never had any complaints about python's speed
<6> oh?
<9> I guess it downloaded wrong
<4> though without really knowing what you are trying to do it's hard to know
<9> cn28h I have for some really tight loops, but....
<6> so do you have any suggestions for speeding up this code?
<4> tight as in short?
<4> havewala, are you running it precompiled or compiling JIT?
<9> C:\Projects\Programming\personal\python_stuff>char.py
<9> Traceback (most recent call last):
<9> File "C:\Projects\Programming\personal\python_stuff\char.py", line 631, in ?
<9> sys.exit(main())
<9> File "C:\Projects\Programming\personal\python_stuff\char.py", line 618, in main
<9> layoutno=int(sys.argv[1])
<9> IndexError: list index out of range
<9> well, getting it to work would be a good thing
<9> how am I supposed to run it
<6> it doesn't work?!??!
<6> ****
<6> one sec...
<6> is it because of missing files?
<6> other python files i mean
<9> no, it's complaining about an index out of range
<9> my dinner is ready, I'll b back in a bit
<6> alright
<10> mmm, dinner is being delivered
<11> Chicken fingers, right
<12> wrong
<11> No, right
<12> there are decent profilers for pytyon, yes
<12> look into the profile module
<10> chicken fingers? no. pizza.
<11> No, chicken fingers!
<13> is there a cl*** for time-date info>
<13> ?
<13> I'm lazy
<10> boost has a datetime library
<14> watching the march of the penguins
<11> How militant
<12> appetising.
<10> mmm, penguin
<15> hay can u hellp me to know binary search tree operation in c
<15> c++
<15> hay can u hellp me to know binary search tree operation in c
<6> vaw, are you still tehre
<16> http://www.comics.com/comics/unfit/archive/unfit-20060403.html
<16> http://www.comics.com/comics/unfit/archive/unfit-20060405.html
<15> hay can u hellp me to know binary search tree operation in c++
<16> http://www.comics.com/comics/unfit/archive/unfit-20060409.html
<16> http://www.comics.com/comics/unfit/archive/unfit-20060410.html
<16> http://www.comics.com/comics/unfit/archive/unfit-20060411.html
<1> boost::bind() is puzzling the heck out of me.
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