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<0> more interesting would be to try to find out how much address space you really have
<1> nopen, read up on the PE format used in windows
<2> thanx
<3> what kind of math is there needed to understand algorithms theory?
<3> basic algorithmic theory
<1> the PE header contains the default stack size of the first thread
<1> there are several functions, the names of which escape me, that can be used to read the header information
<4> ElBario I don't know if there's really an area of math that relates to algorithms... algorithms are just a description of a process which is applied to data, that gives you some output...
<3> but there is math required to prove that one algorithm works and how well it works right?
<4> i mean for sorting, you generallly need to know if one element is "less than" another, or some other sort criteria...
<4> well, there is some math involved in 'algorithm analysis'
<4> discrete math probably plays a big role... maybe some calculus too
<3> how about algebra?
<0> everyone needs to know algebra
<4> algebra is good to know, yes
<4> is there some bigger picture question you have?
<3> well....
<5> yo
<1> nopen: found this article, seems to be worth the time to read: http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/02/02/PE/
<4> KYLLER`NL, hello
<5> any coder hier "GURU" to clone a game website ?
<3> not really:)
<4> KYLLER`NL what does that have to do with C++ ?
<2> peterhu: 10x again
<5> rdragon you have any good Frend Guru ?? on java
<5> only ask
<4> no, i try to stay away from java folks
<5> maibie is my cheance hier :)
<6> whoil KYLLER`NL
<6> damn
<4> you lose
<5> :)
<5> oi mathieu
<5> :)
<1> IMAGE_OPTIONAL_HEADER is the header that contains the option information, such as initial stack reserve/commit, emitted by the linker
<1> optional information that is
<1> nopen: also good: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dndebug/html/msdn_peeringpe.asp
<1> ok i'll stop now =)
<5> rdragon 1 min mgs j`a? can
<4> huh ?
<5> w8
<4> sorry, i don't speak moron
<1> that's not true
<0> he was taking lessons from JBlitzen, but, alas, couldn't learn
<0> and he's actually considering taking a job in Seattle, he'll need to learn quickly
<1> heh
<4> drone runner?
<1> it's like a blade runner, but not as cool
<7> bye all
<8> http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,184815,00.html
<8> heh
<9> hello folks
<0> Noidea gee, he just moved up on our "people to invite to dinner" list
<9> did i miss something?
<0> the link from Noidea
<9> well you've got my interest now ...
<4> sweet... got someone instantly interested in an interview after seeing my resume - game company near los angeles
<9> nice one
<8> booo!
<8> video game companies ****.
<4> heh
<9> can anyone cast their eye over the code here [ http://pastebin.com/555163 ], is this sort of thing possible?
<9> i can't get the method call quite right
<9> well, i know its possible, bad phrasing, but there are some subtleties i'm missing it seems
<10> well you are missing a typename
<10> eg, Method takes a template arg it doesnt have
<9> hmm, i had it in my head that would be "worked out" in the call
<4> i don't see a return type for Method()
<9> oops, ***ume void
<9> so i need to add <AFunctor> in there somewhere?
<10> how does Cl*** know in Method, what Functor is ?
<10> it can't get it by magic
<0> rdragon "near los angeles" which direction "near"
<10> and you have Functor and AFunctor
<10> so those dont match
<4> hmm, one sec
<0> gotta head out soon to get daughter to dance cl***
<9> ah crap, i see
<4> oops, my bad: "Emeryville, California (just across the bay from San Francisco)"
<0> ok, later guys
<9> cheers
<9> okay, so if i p***ed something of type Functor, this would get resolved
<9> but i don't want to p*** anything ...
<9> here is what i actually want to do ...
<9> http://pastebin.com/555185
<4> but you didn't say which Method you're trying to call in c.Method();
<4> you need to call it and give it a template parameter
<4> like c.Method<int>();
<9> i keep getting parse error before "<" when i do that
<9> but it should work then?
<4> on what line?
<9> well, i'm not actually building that example, but it would be line 27 on there
<10> yeah it needs a template argument
<10> since well it is a template
<10> and it cant deduce the type from any of the arguments
<4> well maybe you should show us the real code, then ;)
<9> heh
<9> its a sprawling monster sadly
<4> well show us the real line that it's complaining about
<4> you have to supply a template argument to a template function, heh
<4> unless it can deduce the template argument from one of the arguments p***ed
<4> but since the function takes no arguments.... ;)
<9> i have an abstract base type, the has two other cl***es that implement its interface. one uses a lookup table to do its job, and the other wants to allow the user to provide a functor that defines behaviour. i then have a factory object that can return either of these depending on what you ask for, it deals with memory and frees stuff when deleted
<9> thats about the measure of the monster
<9> does that sound gash?
<4> is the factory 'make' function templated or something?
<4> where is this function ? i'm totally lost
<9> yeah, the factory method that returns the templated functor using type needs to be templated
<4> templated to what?
<4> if you know the exact type you want to create, why do you need a factory?
<9> lol, i don't what that senstence was supposed to mean and i just wrote it
<4> Base* b = factory.make( "some_derived_type );
<4> +"
<9> well, its more to prevent duplication of objects that have the same functionality, the same lookup table for example, i'm probably stretching (bending) the term factory
<4> ah
<4> well, not seeing the real code, I don't know where the problem is
<9> more like a manager of sorts
<9> is the design okay though do you think? ***uming i sort that template issue
<9> i appreciate that its hard to say from that ...
<9> i've got to get some kip anyway, i'm shattered, cheers for the help folks, night
<11> [16:23] <0> he was taking lessons from JBlitzen, but, alas, couldn't learn
<11> [16:24] <0> and he's actually considering taking a job in Seattle, he'll need to learn quickly
<11> ?
<8> as a male prostitute
<12> well you know, the male prostitution industry *is* booming in Seattle these days
<11> You would know
<11> !
<13> what is the diference between Pascal & C++ ?
<12> "the difference"?
<12> well, they're two different languages
<11> They're different languages
<11> I'd say C++ is more different from Pascal than from VB.
<11> If that helps.
<13> ok 10x about that=)) but how is c++ for exemplec?
<11> wikipedia
<4> yawn
<4> whats new, jb ?
<11> eating
<4> mmm
<11> Done! :D
<4> that was slow
<11> Actually not done
<4> geez
<11> Still working on the cookie
<4> heh
<4> well I hope this interview tomorrow goes well... the salary figure they were given was 65k - 75k
<11> Nice
<11> That's JB territory
<4> yeah, much nicer than 40k peanuts, heh
<11> Yah
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