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<0> been having too much fun for my own good
<1> What kinda fun
<0> bars and so forth
<0> otter..hot damn
<0> going to europe in a few months
<0> looking forward to that
<1> Nice
<0> what have you been doing?
<1> Not a whole lot
<1> Taking one course part time to finish up my degree
<1> Work's going great
<0> good
<1> And I have a nail in a tire
<1> &#&$&@#
<0> haha balls
<1> Think it'll last until tomorrow afternoon
<2> what's best format for network HD ntfs or fat32?
<3> javaq> fat32 for sure !
<3> god not ntfs
<3> (why not ext3?)
<4> huh?
<4> what are we talking about?
<4> filesystems?
<3> <2> what's best format for network HD ntfs or fat32?
<4> what do you mean by a network hd?
<3> i dont know, but we should never use NTFS fs
<5> y
<3> its only for bill gates
<2> SweD: so what format then do you reckon?
<6> I am a C ly programmer :P
<3> javaq> any fs you want except NTFS
<3> ext3 should be a good choice
<7> hi, can anyone explain this:
<7> cl*** MBackgroundThread : public MDequeElement<MBackgroundThread>
<7> the cl*** name is used as template param?
<8> mathieu - inheritance
<8> but yes, the cl*** name is the template parameter
<8> that's ok
<9> how can I know if I have enough memory to allocate X bytes of memory BEFORE allocating ?
<8> doubt there's any positive way to know, much less portable
<8> you can catch bad_alloc from new, of course
<8> but according to sutter even that's possibly not reliable on some platforms
<10> Hello dear all!
<10> I have a question. Could somebody answer me?
<10> pLEASE
<11> calc rtft
<12> rtft = Read The ****ing Topic
<10> please people tell me how to open and manage a telnet session from C++ program
<8> it doesn't get much simpler
<8> just open a socket to the server, voila
<10> I mean if there some special cl*** for telnet protocol
<11> std::telnet?
<8> heh
<13> std::comms::telnet pffft!
<11> telnet is a bit ugly to implement.
<14> newb question... how do i make a dynamic array?
<13> vector<things> dynamicArray
<14> cool I'll look that up
<14> thnx
<13> things could be for instance an int or a cl***
<14> or char?
<13> indeed
<14> can i use it for 2d arrays?
<13> yes
<13> change the syntax
<13> e.g vector <char> cVec; vector <cVec> 2dVec;
<13> thats the long hand way
<14> so make 2 vectors then? 1 to store the x values
<14> and 1 to store the y values?
<13> you need a typedef there...
<14> typdef vector<int> Map;
<14> is that ok?
<13> back in a while...phone
<14> cool
<15> is it possible to use ellipses in makros? i mean something like #define myMakro(param1, ellipse) myfunc("fixed", ##param1, ##ellipse); ???
<15> and a call should be either myMakro("aa") or myMakro("aa", 1, 2) or myMakro("aaa", 1, 2, 3)
<15> "myfunc" is declared as "void myfunc(LPCTSTR mes, ...)"
<14> how do u check the size of an array?
<14> how do i return an array from a function
<11> |P|H|P|: you don't. you don't.
<11> Prefer vector over plain arrays in virtually every case. Prefer boost::array or std::tr1::array over plain arrays in the remaining cases.
<16> doamne doamne ce canal!
<17> How can I access the application window bars in BCB? So I can for instance minimize the window by clicking a button
<18> Hello
<18> who knows C++ here?
<19> Why do you need to know?
<18> Im looking for a gd book or tutorial on C++
<18> i dont have a compiler either.
<19> http://www.acceleratedcpp.com/
<18> Thanks.
<19> http://gcc.gnu.org/
<18> =)
<18> do you find C++ useful?
<14> no
<14> how do i return a variable thats in a cl***
<14> like variables that belong to a cl***
<13> you should get a book
<13> or at least read this : http://cplus.about.com/od/beginnerctutorial/l/blcpptutorials.htm
<18> At the moment im starting MCSE
<18> Iv already checked out that website.
<13> that wasnt for you...
<18> Oh ok.
<18> bealtine: Okay.
<14> would I just make the vars public instead of private?
<13> |P|H|P| : that link was for you
<14> oh
<14> checkin
<14> thanks
<17> How can I minimize a window with using a internal program button in BCB5?
<13> not the right place for questions about BCB...try #delphi
<17> Borland C++ Builder?
<13> and?
<17> and? its C++
<13> i've told you where to go
<13> and theres no need to repeat
<17> eh, it was like 30 mins after
<13> if somebody knows they'll anser
<13> answer
<17> not really
<17> most people doesn't scroll u
<17> up*
<13> the likelihood of someone answering a bcb question is close to nil
<17> nil?
<13> yes nil/none/nada/zilch
<17> how could I know that nil is none
<17> I'm not dutch/french or whatever it was
<13> nor can you speak english obviously
<17> and by the way.. what has BCB to do with delphi actually?
<17> its a totally different language
<13> its delphi using a bastardized version of c++
<17> so you prefer MSVC++?
<13> apart from being a big pile of crap
<17> I find it useful and easy to design gui and implement code, so I won't actually call it crap
<13> good for you so go to #delphi and ask there
<14> is it possible to use an array as a public cl*** variable?
<20> yes
<14> so after public: i would do int i; ?
<14> and in the function i[] = {}; ?
<14> nm
<14> think i got it
<21> are there any good books to learn how to program in Qt?
<22> how long will this damn install of VS2005 take?
<23> from what are you installing it?
<24> hi, anyone knows how to set a cl*** path?
<25> A what? A cl***path? This is #C++, not #java
<24> java wont help me...
<24> =(
<25> Tough luck. Use google, find your own information, etc.
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