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<0> main isn't the entry point to the actual executable
<1> So, technically the article is correct.... its just VERY misleading
<0> mainCRTStartup is
<1> very very uber misleading heh
<2> Twister2 no, it's NOT correct
<2> it happens to get the same thing back to the OS
<1> well, in their example its correct
<0> it goes mainCRTStartup() { call_global_constructors(); int retval = main(); call_global_destructors(); ExitProcess(retval); }
<1> but their example has no stuff in it hehe
<1> yeah, I see.
<1> Good to know.
<0> exit first calls the atexit registered functions
<0> one of which is a function to call "call_global_destructors"
<0> it then calls ExitProcess
<3> vawjr: soo...where should i get a id
<0> so main never returns
<1> yeah, very evil.
<2> Expertise you don't WANT to subscribe
<2> it's rather expensive
<1> I guess on the ***umption that the OS is smart enough to clean up?
<0> the UE people that do MSDN articles are not always informed
<2> somewhere around US$2200/year
<2> Twister2 you know how to parse ***ume
<4> Seems to be the way.
<1> indeed
<3> hrmm..gotcha
<0> Solamente, gotta save those precious bytes some how
<1> if I had a penny for every time I saw an unreachable code ***ert trigger, I would be able to buy a big mac ;)
<2> I could do that with unreachable ***erts _I've_ written
<1> hehe
<2> I sure as hell couldn't swim with all the pennies i'd have from all I've _seen_
<1> haha
<5> Heh. "Call global destructors!" It sounds like a pimp-***, high-level wizard spell.
<0> Expertise, what are you looking for, exactly?
<2> the msdn library for vs.net2003 apparently
<0> most of which is available online, for free, so i'm confused
<2> ditto... also confused as to why he hasn't upgraded to vc2005 express
<6> peterhu, do you (or anyone else) know the (german) term for what is done by "intVar( intVar )" in peterhus above example. i wanna look it up in google but need the apropriate term
<2> are you sure that's what peter wrote??
<1> yeah, that looks a bit evil.
<6> no im not, but literally that is what stands there
<7> hmm
<7> that's the first time this machine has ever hard locked
<2> Humbee stands where?
<2> I scrolled back and didn't see it
<7> what'd i miss?
<7> hmm, and now my tv tuner won't start
<7> interesting
<6> vawjr: [04:38] <6> ok :) <0> struct Foo { Foo(int _i) : i(_i) { } operator int() { return i; } int i; }; .... Foo f(5); int i = f;
<1> vawjr, he is still talking about the constructor () : booger (blah) { }
<1> I always call em an initialization list, dunno what the 'correct' vocab is for it
<2> Humbee you're having problems with the i(_i) ?
<6> yes
<2> it's a constructor
<7> sorry humbee, i don't speak german, nor do i accept private messages
<2> just as if you'd written in your code int i(_i)
<6> oh sorry peter i thought because fo your name... ok nevermind :)
<2> but since the int i; is already part of the cl***/struct
<7> i'm of german decent, but i'm american
<7> descent?
<7> ah screw it
<7> i always get that word wrong
<2> you just have to name the variable and put the constructor args in (....)
<1> haha, I mispell that word all the time
<7> i blame the video game
<0> heh, i turned on "offline buddies" in gaim
<0> i don't even remember half these people
<8> are you running gaim in windows?
<0> yeah
<0> brb, going to try to bring my tv tuner back to life
<1> I think this computer is gonna fall apart soon. Its been on straight for 116 days, and has not been turned off for more than power failures for like 4 years. Darned moving hardware parts.
<8> it should be good
<8> as long as it doesn't overheat, you're probably good
<1> well, the fans are starting to make odd noises and such
<8> well, I guess that isn't good. you might be able to replace them without powering off if you
<0> there we go
<8> 're good
<8> peterhu, did you have to compile the source yourself?
<8> for gaim?
<0> for gaim?
<1> haha, with my luck? smoke and flames :)
<0> no, they have binaries
<0> i did for gentoo though =)
<8> hmm. I want to use it, but I couldn't find the binaries, but I'ma look now
<0> http://gaim.sourceforge.net/downloads.php
<8> cool, thanks
<0> np
<0> so i finally managed to get that code i was auditing running
<0> every page hit: 10 exceptions
<0> very nice...
<1> exceptions? or hard crashes? ;)
<0> handled, as they use it for error checking
<1> much better than unhandled heh
<0> well, i think they'd correct their design if they even noticed
<0> i bet they don't
<0> i'm going to raise the issue with the developers tomorrow
<1> I think I use exceptions less frequently than anyone
<8> does the buddy list go to a little icon in the taskbar? it did in linux... hmm..
<0> yeah, it does
<0> you need to load the plugin
<0> preferences -> plugins
<8> aww.. cool
<0> check system tray icon
<8> sweet. thanks again
<0> no worries
<0> i'm here to help, occasionally
<0> mostly i'm here to bore everyone else with inane chatter and ridicule jblitzen
<9> What is the easiest way to sort dates from oldest to most recent. I have the year , date, and day.
<2> date??
<1> prolly representing it as epoch time is easiest
<10> c++ is for queers
<10> fags and your faggy c++
<11> hmm
<1> potatodude, how do you initially get the dates?
<10> anyway c++ is made by microsoft
<10> = gay
<10> learn real programming
<1> potatodude, still got a pulse?
<8> drd, let's be gay together
<10> well
<10> deal
<10> with it
<10> ;)
<8> drd, would you like to go on a date with me?
<10> **** it
<10> not worth it
<10> have fun with microsoft
<8> I put out on the first date
<1> I think that whole first date thing is a hoax... I prefer the zeroith date
<8> haha yeah
<8> he must be a haxor... hating microsoft, a respectable company, because it has money
<1> Moron was my first guess.
<2> it really pisses me off when people ask questions, the won't elaborate (or worse, leave before anyone can answer)
<8> he's still here
<2> I know, he's just not elaborating
<1> he no have a pulse.
<1> I asked him.
<2> and I responded (according to my logs) within a minute or two
<8> I'd just like multiply the year by 10000, add the month * 100 then add the day... can easily put it in a vector
<1> isn't the yearmonthday sortable without mod?
<1> 20060126
<2> Twister2 yes
<2> also sortable in ANSI characters in a string
<1> yeah, if I did not have simple epoch access I would do that
<0> damn, no girls to flirt with
<2> we used that fact back in 1978 when we wrote an OS for a minicomputer, represented the datetime year month day hours minutes seconds hundredths
<0> wtf is everyone
<2> Jackson, Wyoming
<1> problem arises when it starts as "01-26-2006"
<12> DC
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