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<0> vawjrwrk - if i ever find another http://www.tonsofpcs.com/portable3/ , I want to shove an A3000 into it ;)
<1> autoconf?
<2> lol
<2> I can actually buy a Compaq Portable III
<2> too bad they dont ship
<3> I guess you'll also find PC-1500As and CE-150s on ebay.
<4> I still can't wrap my head around the idea of a receipt plotter.
<4> Our customers griped about thermal being slow.
<3> Solamente: we're talking about the 80ies.
<3> Receipt plotters were portable.
<4> And I'm talking about not understanding the need for a plotter.
<4> Dot-matrix receipt printers wer around then.
<4> Oh...
<4> Oh, okay.
<3> They weren't used for printing receipts.
<4> Yeah, the light bulb just went off.
<0> Tamama - where?
<2> tonsofpcs: local auction site
<2> (dutch)
<0> ah
<0> I see http://cgi.ebay.com/Compaq-Portable-III-Model-2660_W0QQitemZ8753583122QQcategoryZ51096QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem , but i doubt I could afford the shipping
<0> nope, couldn't
<2> where are you located?
<0> North-eastern New Jersey (12 mi. due west of the northernmost west corner of NYC)
<2> so the USA :P
<0> yup
<2> only $40
<2> most poor college students i heard have more **** than i do
<2> lol
<0> lol
<0> http://cgi.ebay.com/COMPAQ-107373-001-107373-001-POWER-SUPPLY-PORTABLE-III_W0QQitemZ8711168409QQcategoryZ162QQssPageNameZWD1VQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem is sad.... $129 PSU when you can get the whole system for less than $50....
<0> [I got mine for $0.25]
<0> Tamama - well, the Portable III is a nice little system ;) I've actually been offered (twice) over $450 cash on the spot for mine (post-hack) ;)
<0> s/little/huge
<2> heh
<2> so buy one for 49 and sell it
<2> become a rich poor college student
<0> I don't have any more proprietary CD-ROMs or SB16s (I know I can get the SB16s for $5, but the CD-ROMs are turning rare)
<5> lol
<2> hm i have a sb pro-2 here
<2> and some GUS cards
<2> heh
<0> lol
<0> I think I have a GUS downstairs
<0> but even the SB16 in this portable3 was pulled out of a 586 [updated bios handles an ATAPI CDROM and it didn't need sound]
<6> if i delete something in a vector at 0, everything moves back to 0 right?
<6> like the whole thing will shift back 1
<1> erase
<6> ok
<6> now
<6> can i return the value at 0, and delete it in the same statement?
<1> If you make a copy of the value, why not?
<0> pop the stack
<4> SB_: Why in the hell do you want to do this?
<6> Solamente, i dunno, thought it'd be better to do it in one line than two..
<4> Use std::list if that's the sort of structure you need.
<4> Using vector that way is very inefficient.
<6> i mean
<6> i just need a way to keep track of a list of ints
<6> i figured vector would work fine
<7> or deque
<2> deque is nice
<6> deque?
<7> deque removes from the front quite nicely
<4> double-ended queue
<2> its like a list
<6> vawjrwrk, i don't see it at msdn docs lol
<2> i guess
<6> or i that another cl***?
<2> #include <deque>
<7> std::deque? what flavor of msdn do you have
<6> vawjrwrk, my bad. thought it was a member of vector
<7> std::stack
<0> cool ;)
<7> c'mon, get some books guys
<6> vawjrwrk, sorry, never read the scrjoaafsodnfsd book for fun
<0> vawjrwrk - there's one above my head, but a question/answer is quicker, especially when i'm packing ;)
<6> nothing like reading standard library examples
<1> *cry*
<7> read Josuttis
<1> All I get are compiler errors that cannot be understood.
<6> i'll look into deque and list then
<6> thanks
<0> Run - it must think you're trying to use loose::spirit
<7> maybe you should hate your cmpiler
<0> s/oo/o
<6> i'm trying to code and mud at the same time
<6> >.<
<6> tonsofpcs, haha i'm trying to code a mud too
<6> tonsofpcs, don't hate :) i figured it's a good excercise
<7> tonsofpcs not M.U.L.E. ?
<1> vawjrwrk: you clearly never actually tried to write a complex parser with boost::spirit.
<7> you mean like parsing Matlab?
<7> or is that too simple a language
<1> If you didn't get compiler errors of several pages long, then it was too simple.
<2> what i dislike in the current error messages regarding templates... error when using blah<T> with T = whatever... why not simply blah<whatever>
<0> ok, how about we run the MUD on the Amiga and connect with C=64s? I have two different Amiga Programmer's Guides
<7> Run I believe I commented before, I had a reliable EBNF of the language I was going to parse
<7> I wouldn't attempt to write a Spirit parser withOUT a formal description of the language
<1> The problem I'm fighting is 1) simple, 2) nobody on the spirit mailinglist seems to know the answer.
<1> I'm trying to figure it out on my own now, and I can tell you: it ****S to work with spirit on this low level.
<1> period
<1> no hating my compiler please
<2> equally much
<2> :P
<1> People don't use -ftemplate-depth=500 for nothing when using spirit... it does everything during compile time, not run time. It is very hard to debug therefore.
<7> it is difficult to debug
<8> Bah, I tried to install the xdk to my work laptop
<8> It said "wrong version of VC++, make sure you didn't install a service pack"
<8> Duh
<2> lol
<7> Ashe` what's the "xdk" ?
<8> xbox development kit
<7> ah
<8> First few versions worked only with VC++ 6
<8> Which was just worse
<8> (ok, it got released before vc++ 7.x, but still)
<8> Took almost two years to get "ported" to 7.1
<9> got the 360 stuff yet?
<7> Ashe` that sounds about right... shame they didn't port it to 8.0
<8> It probably won't be updated anymore
<8> Asriel: nope
<1> NOTICE : Entering impl::keyword_parser<(anonymous namespace)::keyword_parser<boost::spirit::strlit<char const*> >, ScannerT, boost::spirit::strlit<char const*>>::parse(this_, scan, rule_) at long int f()
<1> NOTICE : Type of this_.M_rule is boost::spirit::strlit<char const*>
<10> hello, is this the right place to ask a question related to solaris threads (pthreads) under c ?
<7> agu^ no
<7> /join #C main
<10> okay, thanks
<8> So, earlier today, -15 (celsius)
<8> This evening -6
<8> Tomorrow -25
<8> Yay
<2> Where is that?
<8> Prague
<9> mmm, sounds like my kind of temperature.
<7> http://www.wunderground.com/US/WY/Jackson.html it's up to -10 now... warmed up a bunch
<4> The phrase "up to -10" should only be used in the context of a science experiment.
<7> this IS a science experiment
<4> I'm bitching because it's 45.
<7> it's only 31F colder here
<11> i'm bitching because it's 80F and I have to use the air conditioner
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