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<0> is there any way to set project-specific $(Variable) 's in VC7.1 ?
<0> env var's don't really work since they don't get carried along with the project
<1> rdragon-wrk: nope
<0> booo
<0> is there a way in 05 to do that?
<0> MOOO
<2> http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=ODI3NzE2YmM1N2NmYTYxZDVmZDU5NmNhOWU1OWE3YzQ=
<1> rdragon-wrk: yes, if you want to go through the trouble of creating a project-specific property sheet and defining some user defined macros in it
<2> there isn't nearly enough talking in here of late
<2> you guys need to do your job
<2> and talk more
<2> so when I get bored
<2> I can come here and be entertained.
<2> now
<2> get to it
<2> you lazy bastards!
<2> come on!
<2> let's go! I'm waiting!
<3> I call "no taxation without representation". Idiots don't represent me.
<2> the article is satire.
<3> Was a death tax repeal shot down?
<3> (in actuality)?
<3> Anyway, I'm not referring to the author, but to our legislators, who are idiots.
<0> i've heard whispers of 'visual studio 2005' in the halls today
<0> i hope that means we're getting it
<2> isn't that old news at this point?
<2> I forget
<2> where are you now rdragon?
<2> oh, right, you're not reltuk
<2> you're the one from Florida.
<0> heh
<0> except not from florida anymore
<0> i'm in redmond
<2> right
<2> you moved to WA
<2> I remember
<0> yup
<2> I haven't seen reltuk in awhile
<2> or your g/f for that matter
<2> what happened to her?
<2> she was the only girl we had
<0> we broke up last october ;)
<2> why'd you take her away?
<3> We have some people who are -almsot- girls.
<3> "almost"
<0> heh
<0> god, I hate moron programmers
<3> What now?
<0> someone changed a light-weight function that took a pointer into a macro that basically 'inlined' the operation
<0> well, that broke everything, because it doesn't work unless you can see the definition of the structure
<0> stop being morons about trying to save 2 instructions
<3> Aren't modern compilers really good about inlining functions anyway?
<0> well that would fall under the linker
<3> No, it wouldn't.
<0> ...
<3> If it's inlined, it's emitted as inline code, not as a function, right?
<0> yes it would, especially since the definition of the function is in an external library
<0> and the only thing the compiler would see is the function signature
<0> which is all it needs
<3> Oh, you didn't say that.
<0> oh you thought it was defined inline
<0> no, it's not
<1> i agree
<1> rdragon does ****
<4> Allo qqn connait bien lemulation de shader 2.0 msg moi
<3> Hrm. I don't think the boost manual explains how to use boost::program_options::positional_arguments_description.
<5> hey rdragon
<0> hello
<0> uhh
<0> oh, home mustve gotten disc'ed
<5> you wouldn't give me any pizza last time you jerk
<6> any luck hacking rdragon so far afro?
<0> heh
<5> wtf
<5> there is such a thing as PM
<3> I'm amazed at how far rechargable batteries have come in the last decade.
<3> You can get 1300mAh at 11V out of an object the size of one of those packages of nasty orange crackers you get from a vending machine. And it recharges in an hour.
<7> Funny you should mention that, I just got a sealed lead acid 26 mAh battery
<7> LIke three hours ago
<7> s/I/i
<3> SLA is old news.
<7> s/khan/homo
<7> Yeah, but battery's a battery
<3> These are lightweight, and tiny, with the capacity for routine deep-cycling.
<3> capability, anyway.
<7> This one's a deep cycle, too
<7> But of course you're right, it's old tech
<7> On the other hand, you're vastly inferior to me
<3> Bet you can't recharge it an hour, though.
<7> Not without a nuclear plant
<3> ?
<7> Joke
<7> Not sure how long it'll take to charge, probably a day or two from 0
<3> Shouldn't ever go to 0.
<7> Right
<7> Word on the street is new excitement about using capacitors to replace batteries
<3> And I suspect you meant 26Ah, for a lead-acid.
<3> I hadn't heard about that.
<7> er, yeah, -m
<7> Well
<7> The technology still isn't there
<7> But people have been pursuing it
<3> http://www.thunderpower-batteries.com/html/batteries.html
<3> Roxor.
<3> Actually, as a kid, I remember checking out a library book on laser projects.
<7> http://hardware.slashdot.org/hardware/06/06/09/073216.shtml
<3> One of the projects was this insane portable CO2 laser with backpack power supply which consisted mostly of gigantic capacitor banks.
<7> I just ordered a book on how to receive and construct image downloads from NOAA satellites
<7> Nice
<3> Neat.
<7> No doubt it ran off a 9v or two
<3> Car batteries, IIRC.
<7> Just give it time to charge. :]
<2> you **** JB
<2> you'll never succeed.
<7> Your momma didn't think so.
<2> that's not what she said.
<7> Well, true
<7> Her actual words "oh god oh god"
<2> pfft, she's not religious
<2> I'm starting to think you've never even met my mother.
<7> lol
<2> firefly was a good series
<2> too bad it was canceled
<2> I just bought the DVDs the other day
<2> very entertaining
<2> I don't like how they left the series hanging
<2> and, we saw Inara leave the ship
<2> or at least talk about it
<2> but not Shepherd
<7> Get the movie too
<2> I've got the movie.
<2> in the movie Shepherd is off the ship
<2> and, we'd never heard of Mr. Universe before
<2> lots of things
<2> that in the movie
<2> they make it sound like they knew all these people
<2> but, in the series we never see any evidence of that.
<2> I thought I'd see more of the characters from the movie in the series.
<2> and, I still don't know what happened to Shepherd
<2> and they never did explain where he was from.
<2> all of which annoys me.
<7> Watch Buffy
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