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<0> Darwish what's your problem?
<1> why should f (1) fail, since it's rejected to the global namespace ??
<2> I have a simple problem (hopefully) with porting some C code. Can someone help me?
<0> not sure what you mean rejected to the global namespace
<1> keegan, first rule in IRC help channels .. "Don't ask to ask" ;)
<0> keegan also if you read the topic we're explicit Just ask!
<2> oh ok.
<2> I am getting compiler errors with this: static struct fuse_operations ipod_oper = {
<2> .getattr= ipod_getattr,
<2> .access= ipod_access,
<2> .readdir= ipod_readdir
<2> };
<0> keegan I guess you didn't read it all
<3> POST CODE @....
<2> oh, sorry
<4> keegan its a funny rule ... where in polite society you say "may i ask you a question"
<3> black_13: When you say, "May I ask you a question" you are ASKING them a question without asking to ask. Got me?
<5> And ignoring the channel topic
<0> Darwish and even if it IS in the global space, it's not defined "yet" when you see f(1);
<1> vawjrwrk, what's the use of the linker then ?
<1> vawjrwrk, I mean don't the linker link functions regardless to their order ?
<0> yes, a failure on the part of linguists, I'm, afraid
<0> JBlitzen Pat Buchanan has a piece on "24" yesterday
<1> vawjrwrk, sorry I didn't understand you
<0> what does the linker have to do with your code?
<6> anybody watch that show on beeb2 about accupuncture?
<6> amazing
<0> I don't think we get beeb2
<6> oh yeah:)
<0> which is too bad
<6> http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbctwo/listings/programme.shtml?day=today&service_id=4224&filename=20060124/20060124_2100_4224_18914_60
<1> vawjrwrk, sorry I'm little confused .. void f( ); void g () { f (); } void f () { } .. This code works even definition of f () is after g () definition .. right ?
<6> they did scientific studies on accpuncture
<6> and found a real effect
<6> weird
<0> the "teaser" seems logical
<0> well, doesn't surprise me
<0> Darwish yes, but you _declared_ it first
<6> using mri scanners
<0> there's no _declaration_ visible from h
<1> vawjrwrk, aha .. in my test case .. the declaration exists but not visible
<0> no, there is no declaration
<6> worth a watch if you can find a torrent of it
<1> vawjrwrk, Aren't line 15 considered a declaration ?
<6> i'm in shock...my world view just got a kicking...
<0> only for things that have reason to look "inside" Friendly
<7> hi to all i am looking for a function that check eather the format imputed is the corect format for example if i require to imput a int and some one imputs a char to display a error message and ask for imput again?
<1> vawjrwrk, and these things are like ?
<8> Hi
<8> :P
<8> hehe c++ is very 3l33t
<0> Darwish huh?
<0> salazzz yeah, we know, and we don't need leet speak here
<8> i went to learn it
<1> vawjrwrk, could u please tell me an example of things that have reason to look "inside" Friendly ?
<8> do recommendme a good manual
<8> ?
<6> you need to learn 3l33t ?
<9> guh, wind advisory
<3> You better startg learning english.. or something
<0> Darwish well, a function with a argument of type Friendly
<3> -g*
<9> i just survived the last one
<9> freaking winter
<0> I recommend the books at http://rudbek.com/books.html
<8> ok
<9> can't wait for a sleepless night of listening to the wind howl through the fireplace exhaust
<0> good place to learn C++ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
<0> if you close the damper it still howls?
<9> canada needs to keep their air
<0> hey, the conservatives won.... it's no longer "liberal air"
<1> vawjrwrk, how dumb am I .. I have an example of it in ma test case :s
<0> Darwish yes, it's called ADL Argument Dependent Lookup or Koenig Lookup that's the same Koenig as "Accelerated C++" by Koenig & Moo
<9> it's the external exhaust vent on the side of the house, it's a gas fireplace. i don't know if there's a way to close the vent, but it's pot marked (little holes punched out - speed holes!), and sticks out the side of the house under the master bedroom
<9> could try covering the vent in a garbage bag or something
<9> but as the pilot is lit, that's probably not a good idea
<9> could put the pilot out
<7> is there a function or a way in c++ that checks if the imput is in the format specified ?
<9> i think the majority of the noise comes from the wind pushing between my house and the neighbors, right over the vent
<1> vawjrwrk, I got it now .. if the definition of f () was before h () .. it will be legal ?
<0> yup
<0> or even a declaration
<9> perhaps there should also be a wall on the canadian border
<9> to keep some of their air in
<0> just sot he compiler can "see" it
<9> sounds like a plan our administration could get behind!
<0> PlI yes, just try to do the input if(stream >> someint)
<0> if that returns true, the input has succeeded
<1> vawjrwrk, I got it now .. My main problem was thinking that f () is seen in the global space cause it's a friend
<1> vawjrwrk, thanks ..
<0> "That's what we're here for" 6 Victor A. Wagner Jr.
<7> vawjrwrk: sorry to bother u again can u be morespecific on that please i am still on the learning proces of C++
<10> http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/input-output.html
<10> Start there.
<7> thnx
<0> I thought that WAS pretty specific
<0> if you need to ask again... while(!(cout << "Input an integer" && cin >> someint)){cout << "NO!! try again; cin.clear(), cin.ignore(1000, '\n');}
<0> one would have hope that showin just the if would have led you to how to write the loop
<0> probably should have put a spame in "Input an integer "
<0> err, space
<0> I think this cold is getting worse... can't type, can't concentrate
<11> Bird flu?
<0> likely not
<0> too cold for birds around here
<11> Anthrax?
<11> .. just keeping an open mind.
<11> I'm now the proud owner of a sparcstation 1+
<6> is that like a modelT ford ?
<11> Pretty much
<11> It will likely sit next to my BeBox in the closet
<6> takes out the local power grid when you fire it up?
<11> And my original pristine Nintendo Robot
<11> I didn't think they were power hogs
<11> Although the power cord was far thicker than anything I'd seen before
<6> i'm thinking of rs6000s
<6> and the other ibm beasts
<11> I did own an HP9000 (or was it a 6000?) once
<11> It weighed like 120lbs
<1> vawjrwrk, though Accelerated C++ is great book as C++ intro .. it's not suitable as programming intro
<0> Darwish I disagree
<0> C++ is a great language to start with
<1> vawjrwrk, I mean the book ..
<0> and AC++ is the best "start C++" book
<11> It shows you all the things you shouldn't do. Which then gets you interested in pascal
<10> TCA: Huh?
<0> Darwish what do you think is more appropriate then?
<6> once you start on pascal its time for suicide:)
<11> I can do both!
<6> pascal and suicide?
<11> Yes
<0> no, Pascal was a fine language.... it's only problem was lazy programmers that thought "with C I can always just cast to what I need"
<6> heh you'll make a great pascal coder then
<11> I was a great pascal coder
<6> after the suicide...
<10> Nah... Pascal had the same disease Java and C# have today.
<10> It ***umes the programmer doesn't know what he's doing.
<0> the absense of a default or otherwise on case statements was a problem
<6> pascal was a good language
<0> Solamente wrong, Pascal was one of the 1st _strongly_ typed languages
<11> Pascal has a default section
<6> better than basic anyway
<11> for case statements
<0> you needed to do some design before you started coding
<10> Of course, the reason it ***umed that is because it was a teaching language.
<0> TCA it didn't to start
<6> all that begin end; crap was tedious
<1> vawjrwrk, A more simpler who explain basic things like what's the difference between core language and standard libray and this basic things .. Maybe How to Program in C++
<0> I type 90 + wpm
<0> begin end wasn't all that much a problem
<10> Darwish: That's unnecessary
<10> A beginner *doesn't* need to know the difference between the core language and the standard library.
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