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<0> you then let the linker put them together
<1> than=that
<1> ok, shall try
<0> what compiler are you using?
<1> gcc
<1> C89
<0> if you're doing C why aren't you in #C instead of here
<1> learning both
<0> poor boy
<1> yes, that's how stuff works when you are old and got to take courses
<0> I'm old (but I don't have to take courses)
<1> lucky you
<1> I am doing a so-called intensive course to learn F77/F95 and C/C++
<1> so I'll try my best
<0> "That's what we're here for" 1986 Victor A. Wagner Jr.
<0> hmmm, musta pushed my book against the keyboard
<2> corstan, you won't learn C++ with an inrensive course
<1> no, but some
<1> however you #define learn ;)
<3> vawjr, when i paste you name in google, it return bunch of boost-related post
<2> corstan, anyway, you can't learn a programming language unless you use it
<1> easy to forget?
<0> voider ok
<0> it doesn't have any links for when I ran for Congress?
<3> dunno
<3> what is congress?
<0> well, in my case, the U.S. House of Representatives
<0> it also refers to the U.S. Senate
<3> who are you?
<1> the President
<0> look me up on google
<3> heh
<1> voider who are you? <-- like taken from any sci.fi. thrillers
<0> you've got my full name, trivially, if you want it
<3> vawjr, i don't really care ;)
<3> even if i know you real name, you're still virtual to me
<0> /whois voider
<0> aargh
<3> ?
<0> well, if you ever decide to visit the U.S. and Yellowstone, lemme know (I'll become far less virtual)
<4> hi
<5> hey i have a cuestion, why i get two address for the same variable?
<6> explain
<5> when i do char *addr=&myvariable; i get 0x80498a0
<5> but when i use gdb to see "myvarible" its on other address 0xbfbfecc0
<6> why don't you try &myvariable
<6> whats 'myvariable' ?
<5> char *myvariable;
<5> no no
<5> char myvariable[]="lalala";
<6> &myvariable is a char**, in that case
<6> what are you trying to figure out?
<5> i want the absolute address of myvariable
<6> what for?
<3> vawjr, what is the keyword for #programming?
<7> haaaaaaaay
<1> I need to return a double array from a function
<1> I have: double* func(args) { double values[length] ; return values; }
<1> is that correct?
<6> certainly not
<8> haha.
<8> <@EwIck> certainly not
<1> heh
<6> corstan maybe you should get a C++ book and read it
<9> why are you using C++?
<6> reltuk - well, this is #C++
<9> rdragon: right...
<6> ...so most people here use C++
<9> rdragon: right, and most people here have a reason for using it
<6> oh, I didn't realize you were polling everyone
<9> I'm not
<9> A rational answer to "Why are you using C++?" is not "Because I'm in #C++"
<6> and nobody said that
<9> *shrug*, you seemed to offer it as an answer, sorry for the confusion
<9> is "effective stl" any good?
<6> yes
<9> best book on stl usage?
<6> no
<6> what would the 'best' book have?
<6> it's not a reference
<6> see josuttis' book for a reference & tutorial
<10> I just bought a 2nd hand computer with c++ on it
<10> how do I use it?
<6> lostnlost - start off with a book: http://www.rudbek.com/books.html
<10> how much is that gonna cost me?
<10> i'm on a fixed income
<1> rdragon, should I p*** that values array by reference?
<1> by eleminating the return statement?
<6> corstan - you probably should be using a vector
<6> corstan why don't you have a book yet?
<1> too poor
<1> too old
<6> $30US ?
<6> too old?
<10> $30 is more than I could afford
<6> you waste more time trying to screw around by yourself
<9> can you get too old for books? /me freaks out
<1> heh
<10> I only paid $75 for this computer
<6> lostnlost I spend about $75 a month on books and such
<10> like I said, I'm on a fixed income
<6> well, not every month, but it evens out
<6> so why do you want to learn C++ ?
<10> looks interesting
<10> something to do
<6> according to Solamente, this web resource ****s the least: http://cplus.about.com/od/beginnerctutorial/l/blcplustut.htm
<10> i don't have much to do anymore
<10> can't drive
<6> though overwhelmingly, web resources are useless
<11> c:\Projects\C++ Projects\TestApp\PracticalSocket.c(382): fatal error C1010: unexpected end of file while looking for precompiled header directive
<10> don't have a credit card
<12> see, this is where i'd go: !stdafx
<11> whats mean that
<6> !stdafk
<6> !stdafx
<12> and cppbot would go: blah blah blah
<6> Justin_T sounds like you forgot to include your PCH
<12> unfortunately, cppbot only accepts commands to join channels right now
<9> is teach yourself c++ actually horrible?
<6> yes
<11> rdragon what is PCH and sorry
<10> is Visual C++ 6.0 any good?
<12> calc pch
<13> pch = "unexpected end of file while looking for precompiled header directive" means that you're building with precompiled headers enabled, but you didn't include the header. Turn it off (Project|Settings, C/C++ tab, category "Precompiled Headers") or #include the right header, usually "stdafx.h".
<10> it's what is on this computer
<6> lostnlost - no
<6> PCH = precompiled header
<6> lostnlost - vc6 came out in '98... it's useless
<11> thanx
<12> note that precompiled header files must be included *first* before anything else
<6> lostnlost - vc8 is out
<10> this computer has Windows 95
<12> need to implement a control-c handler for a default quit message too
<10> any advice for using visual c++ 6.0?
<9> lostnlost: don't use it. install a good text editor and the digital mars D compiler and use that
<9> even better, as there are no books on D (that I know of)
<10> will that compiler work on my computer?
<6> reltuk why is that 'better'?
<14> What's your situation, lostnlost?
<9> I think so...can't promise...not many people running win95 these days
<10> I just bought a computer used, with visual c++ 6.0 on it
<11> c:\Projects\C++ Projects\TestApp\PracticalSocket.c(19): fatal error C1853: 'Debug/TestApp.pch' precompiled header file is from a previous version of the compiler, or the precompiled header is C++ and you are using it from C (or vice versa)
<10> wondering how to use it
<11> im using vs.net 2003
<6> Justin_T - did you read the error message?
<12> Justin_T, you'll have to disable precompiled header for any .c file
<9> rdragon: because he won't feel bad about not helping himself and buying one (presumably)
<11> yes rdragon
<12> right click on the file in question, select properties, C/C++, Precompiled Header, Not Using Precompiled Header
<12> for all configurations
<12> do not include stdafx.h from that file
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