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<0> calc vc2005E
<1> vc2005E = Visual C++ 2005 Express (aka VC++ 8). Available for download at - http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/visualc/ . Get the Tools Refresh at http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=afd04ff1-9d16-439a-9a5e-e13eb0341923&displaylang=en
<0> (dunno if the tools refresh is still needed)
<2> is it trial?
<0> I don't think.
<0> (I haven't tried myself, though. I don't use Windows)
<3> anybody use Qt?
<3> on mac osx
<4> Greetings from Vista 5308
<5> So? Is it useable?
<5> Is it slow? Are you using gl***?
<4> I'm using gl***, and it's WAYYYY faster than the previous build.
<4> The last build was a dog all the way around.
<4> The build before that was faster, but not this fast.
<4> They've added some more visual effects.
<5> Is it stable so far?
<4> So far.
<4> This is the fourth build I've run.
<6> hi guys, little opengl question (also asked in #opengl) : i'm trying to use glPickMatrix to draw a cube where my cursor is according to the "perspective" i have, which is 2 rotation (x-60, z-25) and i got my cube to follw the movement of the mouse but i want it to follw THE mouse... here's the visual : http://richardperreault.ca/pickmatrix.jpg
<7> hey everybody, this has to go TODAY - NOW! 1 laptop price is 500 including all shipping and any other related fees, carry case and 30gb ipod photo. everything used. message me if interested
<8> hi i want to have a dialog box to my app, do i need to enable manadged extensions
<9> can please someone tell me what book shall i read to understand the logic behind gui developed with c++? i am currently studying ANSI C++ from various books and i really enjoy it :)
<4> Stephanos: That's an OS-specific endeavor.
<4> However, if you're on Win32, I recommend the win32gui library.
<4> http://www.torjo.com/win32gui/
<4> That's a library for C++ Win32 development that takes advantage of standard C++.
<9> i know...:/ that's my main problem. i am using also windows but also FreeBSD
<4> So, use .NET
<4> Binary portable between Windows and FreeBSD with Rotor, or among several more platforms with Mono.
<9> i am :) you see i just want to know who was the first who introduced the GUI option with C++
<9> to learn about it
<4> There is no GUI option in C++.
<4> Not in standard C++, anyway.
<9> i know
<9> this is what i want to know
<9> who had this idea making thing more simple so programming
<9> for
<10> hi, how do i convert a char *, to a String^ ?
<10> char *text = "hi"; String^ tostr = text;
<10> somethin like that.
<11> String^ s = gcnew String( some_silly_c_string );
<10> thanks.
<11> but that should be const char*, if it's a literal like that
<10> cheers, ip = reinterpret_cast<in_addr*>(&host->h_addr_list[3]);String^ test = gcnew String(inet_ntoa(*ip)); had to convert the inet_ntoa bit which is a char* to a string, and it works fine. thanks
<12> how can y = (x - 2) + become x + 4y - 4 = 0 ?
<11> Bobey this isn't #math
<12> yes
<11> yes, this isn't #math
<12> i know
<12> but youre my only chance
<13> hm ask in #math
<12> and why not improve math skills too
<11> *shrug* why not learn to fly a plane
<12> cause it has nothing to do with programming
<11> neither does your question
<12> yo could maybe use this to calculate satelite trajectory
<12> for a NASA program
<13> not really
<12> rdragon you dont like that cause you know that you could answer 95% of the answers
<13> Bobey: didnt you ask in #math?
<12> and what a programmer hate most is ignore an answer
<12> yes
<13> Bobey: what did they tell you?
<12> nobody answers
<13> so wait around until somone does..
<11> calc fallback
<1> fallback = We are NOT your fallback channel. If you can't get help somewhere else (not related to C++) you won't get it here. If you keep going with this, chances are you'll get your *** booted.
<10> rdragon. what about the other way around? converting a string into a char? String^ boo = "text"; char tochr = new char(boo); ?
<11> no
<11> why are you messing with char* anyway?
<11> System::String is a unicode(I think?) encoded string
<11> (I think == I think that's the right term)
<10> because inet_addr() needs a const char*, and the ip address is currently a String^
<11> why don't you use the managed socket libraries?
<10> id usually use c_str(), but im not familiar with .NET as much.
<10> i prefer Winsock.
<11> then why are you using .NET?
<10> to create my application with.
<11> http://www.parkscomputing.com/wiki/perspective.aspx?action=view&page=code%20snippets:ManagedAndStandardStringUtility
<11> that code goes to/from System::String and std::string
<10> cheers.
<11> but theres a nice socket library that's part of .net
<11> and is easier to work with than unmanaged winsock
<10> yeah, ive played with it several months ago.
<14> how do I create another process, not another thread but a completely new process
<15> execute a new program
<15> :P
<16> Dunk-, fork()
<16> and mixing threads and multiple processes is probably not a great idea
<17> CreateProcess() :D
<18> CreateProcess
<18> Ah, buffer was placed wrong
<11> hey
<18> yo
<11> whats new?
<18> My monitor
<18> 19" LCD now
<11> oh?
<11> nice
<11> yeah i'm starting to get sick of my crt's
<18> I have to say, the quality of this monitor leaves a bit to be desired
<11> make/model ?
<18> And my eyes are having trouble adapting to it, although that's hard to avoid
<18> Viewsonic va902b
<11> yeah the thing I don't like about lcd is the typical lower resolution - i like my 19" crts at 1600x1200
<18> Actually, I have to say, this might be better than my old monitor
<18> Eyes are straining to adapt to it
<19> how much did it cost you?
<18> $299 at Fry's
<18> I'm thinking this is better quality than my CRT was
<18> Particularly at 70 hz instead of 60
<19> oh?
<19> I thought LCD's are stuck at 60
<20> 60 ?
<18> Also a fine tune option that seems to have helped
<20> frequency?
<19> 60hz sb, yes
<20> what does that mean exactly?
<19> not sure exactly
<20> oh
<19> maybe that the screen refreshes 60 times a second
<20> hrm
<20> well i thought hz measured um frequency, like a wavelength..
<19> I just know that for CRT monitors, anyting below 75 makes my eyes hurt
<11> hz = "times per second" (which is a frequency)
<20> rdragon, ok
<20> interesting
<21> hi 28m italy have webcam for girl
<20> vfruUg haha
<19> like rdragon said, can be any unit
<19> just times per second
<20> i just didn't think that was what hz measured
<20> that's all
<20> sorry
<20> :)
<19> no aplogies
<18> hz is hertz
<20> yeah
<20> i know
<18> It means cycles per second
<20> ok
<11> heh
<20> what is ohms again?
<20> ^_^
<18> In the case of a monitor, I believe it's the number of times the display is refreshed per second
<11> an ohm is a measure of resistance
<20> haha
<20> ok
<20> it's been a while since I've done anything dealing with electronics
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