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<0> no is not good...
<0> chat test[15] = ""; test[5] = 'c' test[i] = ??
<0> chat = char*
<1> Thanks for the +v
<1> its my script sorry i was just lookin
<1> think ill try and finish learning html b4 i learn this stuff
<2> you ought to look into xhtml
<3> CactusJck, HTML isn't really the same type of programming language
<1> i know
<2> it's actually not a prgoramming language
<1> i was told to learn that stuff first b4 i learned c
<2> it wont help you learn C
<1> i know
<3> knowing Alegbra will help
<1> :P
<0> cn28h
<0> i have problem with slicing...
<0> http://rafb.net/paste/results/tS1kXB95.html
<0> I do not arrive has to make a work loop
<2> you need to check if p is NULL *after* the strchr
<0> ok
<0> do while...
<0> whit second while?
<0> http://rafb.net/paste/results/lMQbpR41.html
<2> http://rafb.net/paste/results/A6JbgQ99.html
<0> lol
<0> thanx
<0> but im not undestand youre while haha
<0> p && p+
<0> p && p
<2> same as
<2> p != NULL && ..
<2> gotta go, bbiab
<0> ok
<2> ok, turns out I'm sticking aroun d for a minute ;P
<0> is not work...
<0> I will take air before becoming insane
<0> :)
<2> :)
<2> est
<4> hey, can anyone tell me what this means? "if (ret == 1 || ret == 0)" followed by "return ret && ok;" (It is the last one I don't know what means)
<0> re
<5> trying to see if the program is being compiled on a windows machine or another one. How do i check this?
<5> i know it's #ifdef something
<5> just trying to figure what exactly "something" is. anyone?
<6> anyone..?
<7> _WIN32
<6> ah!
<6> thanks Ashe`
<6> #ifdef _WIN32
<6> blah blah blah
<6> #endif
<6> is that right?
<8> blah blah blah wont compile
<7> Maybe he's got #define blah somewhere above
<8> ;-)
<6> heh
<6> im trying to make this code cross-platform
<6> compile* cross-platform
<7> Simplest is to use nothing specific to a platform ;)
<6> there's this one peice of code that i want compiled only if it's a windows platform
<6> like.. sockets
<6> if i should define winsock header file, or the lengthy one for *nix
<0> spale
<0> http://rafb.net/paste/results/Kzvag239.html
<0> anyone have idea for what my do while not work?
<3> have you traced it step by step?
<0> i try to understand
<3> c-bot strchr
<9> danimal, here you go: strchr - #include <string.h> char * strchr (const char *string, int c) Search Functions (ISO) see - http://www.msunix.co.uk/manual/glibc-2.2.3/html_chapter/libc_5.html#SEC77
<0> my strchr work...
<0> my while dont work...always repeat the same action
<3> why is there a getch()?
<0> for stop my while
<3> k
<3> what is p declared as?
<0> pointer to strchr
<7> printf should be *p anyway
<7> And it'll crash if p is NULL
<0> ok
<3> he's refering to line 6
<3> is p pointing to a 0 terminated string
<0> i want compare m6400_mot with m6400_lettre
<0> with strchr
<0> but if i have 2 sames letter, i dont understand for continu reading the word after first strchr result
<3> maybe it should be p != NULL
<0> ok
<0> is a good idea lol
<6> c-bot hash tables
<9> exacube, the magic 8 ball says... I do not know.
<6> c-bot, google hash tables
<9> exacube, searching ...
<9> Hash table - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hash_table";
<9> SparkNotes: Hash Tables: What is a Hash Table?, "http://www.sparknotes.com/cs/searching/hashtables/section1.html";
<9> hash table, "http://www.nist.gov/dads/HTML/hashtab.html";
<9> SRFI 69: Basic hash tables, "http://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-69/srfi-69.html";
<9> Hash Functions for Hash Table Lookup, "http://burtleburtle.net/bob/hash/evahash.html";
<10> 10x
<11> for help ask where ?
<11> dbtid
<12> read the topic.
<11> plz Help me The Channel LEbz The channel regected :( and m*** deop for 4 month and no help me any channel help
<11> so where help me my channel lebz
<11> hahahah
<13> what is the proper way to load dll's ?
<13> [DllImport("kernel32.dll")]
<13> static extern IntPtr LoadLibrary(string csPath);
<13> gives errors
<14> hey. If I have a variable that is required in several functions spread over a few source files what is the best approach to sharing this variable? The 3 options I see are. 1) p*** the variable into every function that requires it. 2) Declare it in the main file and declare it as 'extern' in all the supporting files. 3) Make it a static variable in the supporting files and call a set up method on each of the support files that initialises this variable (similar to pri
<14> vate methods and constructors)
<14> #1 seems a little unwieldy if there are several variables whereas #3 will require me to update the local copies of the variable every time its changed
<13> don u just declare it as global and #include file-with-variable.h
<13> ?
<14> then wont it be global in every file and when i try to link them together wont it complain about re-declaring a variable?
<15> define it in a header and declare it extern in each source file
<14> i would only need to #include that header in the main file then, right?
<15> no you'd need it in each source file that needs the global variable
<15> its best to avoid global variables whenever possible anywho
<7> [14:32.43] <+static3d_> define it in a header and declare it extern in each source file
<7> It's the other way around
<15> oops
<7> zee\: and that's not C
<15> yeah that makes sense
<13> Ashe
<13> how to do it in C ?
<13> i need to include a dll into process
<13> can't find howto
<14> loadlibrary
<13> int shlwapi = LoadLibrary("Shlwapi.dll");
<14> look in the msdn docs
<13> win.o(.text+0x3b):win.c: undefined reference to `LoadLibrary'
<13> collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
<13> make.exe: *** [win.exe] Error 1
<13> LoadLibrary("Shlwapi.dll");
<15> well then you should include the header that 'declares' loadlibrary
<13> same error
<15> or lib
<13> how u do it ?
<14> Ashe`: what do you mean by 'the other way around'? (excuse my stupidity, lack of sleep)
<15> i got the words define and declare backwards
<13> static3d, can u give an example plz
<15> you have to find out what header you need to include to use LoadLibrary, and if it needs a library
<13> oh
<13> k
<14> static3d_ : ok, but if i declare it in a header file and the #include the header file in each source file isnt that the same as declaring it as a global variable in each file (and leading to errors about redeclaring a variable) or does the extern definition somehow take care of that?
<14> ie. to me that sounds the same as doing
<14> int x;
<14> extern x;
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