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<0> like main.cpp
<1> Well I mean I'll give them respect for making it so effective, but it pisses me off that I can't do anything to it
<2> the default p***word for deepfreeze is like 123456 or something... maybe they didn't change it since they're living in the win95 days
<3> yes, that's possible afaik, I only did it under linux, but I think it should work for win too
<4> lol jsaa seriously?
<4> nice default p*** :/
<1> They have windows 98
<1> Their books talk about 95
<2> well, when you install it it doesn't ask you for a p***word
<4> still better than "admin" tho
<1> But yeah
<5> Hi moo
<1> I know I tried admin
<2> it installs it, then restarts teh computer
<1> The keyboard shortcut is Ctrl Shift F6
<4> k



<1> That brings up the p***word prompt. I'll try that tomorrow
<6> weee, I love waiting for things to fail.
<6> I should go buy a new mouse.
<2> I got an old school mouse for like $4... had a scroll wheel so I'm happy
<4> Yea we finally got some with scrollwheel at school
<2> just bring a laptop to school
<4> I don't have one :(
<2> buy one
<2> steal one
<1> I think they have insecure wifi at school
<4> Yea, yay for the second option
<7> http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v242/ZEZEtheX/Boards/doctor.jpg
<4> O RLY!?
<2> I use unsecure wireless where I live... free bandwidth
<1> YA RLY!
<8> brb
<1> Dude, I just got his nick
<9> corstan why would you want to make a C library?
<1> Milk
<1> Dayum
<6> whose nick?
<0> vawjrwrk, else my teacher will fail me
<9> you're learning C ??
<1> Moo-Juice's nick
<0> vawjrwrk, I have to make a library in C, then redo it in C++
<0> but I have the option of using "thin wrapper" in C++
<1> Does it make me gay if I listen to a remix of the song "Everytime We Touch" more than twice a day?
<0> which I haven't figured out yet
<0> Emiran`, yes
<1> **** you, I love *****
<0> vawjrwrk, what's your comment on that?
<0> by answer to your question
<2> then a wiser man than yourself said, "don't ask if you're gay if you're not insecure about it. Just admit that you are and move on."
<1> I'm joking
<1> Sorry
<0> Noidea, kind of annoyed today? :)
<6> ?
<6> what do you mean?
<6> I'm barely even paying attention.
<9> corstan It's a shame your teacher thinks learning C is worthwhile
<0> it's faster than C++ afaik
<9> corstan <sigh> wrong
<1> What's with all this attention being paid to Java
<0> a little behind F77
<1> It seems like the computer science courses are going from C++ to Java
<0> not all of them
<1> Of course not all of them
<0> the introductory ones do
<9> sillly people
<9> but I've never understood the educational industry
<1> Well the colleges around here offer it
<1> Nice word
<1> Industry
<4> If I only use a string in blah.cpp, should I put the #include <string> in the header or right in the source file?
<9> you put #include in EVERY file that USES the contents
<4> ok
<9> if the header doesn't USE it, then don't put it there
<4> so including <string> in blah.cpp via blah.hpp is wrong?
<4> ok
<9> why would you want it in the header file.... just so you can get it included in every program that want's to use your code?
<10> If you only use it in blah.cpp, then you'll avoid dependancies when you include the .hpp file as a header in another compilation unit.



<4> Thx!
<6> and, dependencies are bad.
<9> unneccessary ones are
<6> anyway
<6> faster doesn't matter corstan
<0> doesn't matter?
<6> in 99.9999% of what you'll do
<6> the speed of your app won't mean anything.
<0> no, both CPU and numerical algorithms mean something
<6> You optimize as necessary
<6> if cout is slower than printf by a couple microseconds, no one cares.
<0> that's probably not it, but what the heck do I know....
<6> what's probably not it?
<11> hi everybody
<11> whatsup?
<6> the ONLY place C++ would be slower is in its library calls
<6> so things like IO
<6> but
<6> a = b + c;
<6> will generate teh same optimized code in C++ or C
<6> the MUCH more important aspect is how easily you can write nice, maintainable, updatable code.
<6> how easily you can implement a good design
<6> runtime speed won't matter most of the time
<6> most apps will have some kind of interaction with people.
<6> and people are slow compared to computers.
<12> it
<2> how is processing a string for certain characters faster than writing out a variable? I think C++ is as fast as C for screen IO
<13> the bottleneck for screen output isn't the processing, it's getting it to the screen
<2> yeah, pretty much. even for file IO, it doesn't really matter
<6> http://www.comics.com/comics/brevity/archive/brevity-20060108.html
<14> ...haha
<15> NERDS
<6> whatever
<6> you find that funny too.
<16> we traced the call...it's coming from inside the house!
<16> i seriously hope no one goes to see that movie
<14> yeah... isn't that an old movie?
<0> just to get things straight for my own sake
<17> Oh, no worries. I can just leave the other phone line off the hook
<16> we shouldn't encourage these people
<0> what is a library?
<0> in simple words
<18> where books are stored
<6> it's a place you go to borrow books
<0> bah
<14> library (n) 1. A place in which literary and artistic materials, such as books, periodicals, newspapers, pamphlets, prints, records, and tapes, are kept for reading, reference, or lending.
<0> :)
<0> C library or C++ library
<0> explain that
<14> <programming, library> A collection of subroutines and
<14> functions stored in one or more files, usually in compiled
<14> form, for linking with other programs. Libraries are one of
<14> the earliest forms of organised code reuse.
<17> It's a place where you borrow functions
<14> dictionary.com is your friend
<0> yes it is
<14> yet you didn't consult it
<19> rdragon, its an AMerican dictionary though
<0> no, I only consult it for conventional words
<14> threat - so?
<14> corstan - well, it has what you're looking for
<0> I see
<19> rdragon, so its useless to everybody else :)
<17> Non-americans can use it, too
<0> lol: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,183240,00.html
<14> some people should just stick to velcro
<0> heh
<0> poor guy/woman
<16> 404 instances of catch (Exception ex) (C# code), beautiful
<13> that's about as good as hooking a signal handler for segmentation fautls that does nothing heheh
<19> cn28h, I am impressed with it :)
<13> heheh
<19> woot
<20> holaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa


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