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if you'd put CODE tags so we could READ it... oh i dunno, maybe we could see what LINE 41 is. and "bzero"? holy early-1990's, batman.... do you not like "memset" for some reason? .

you know.... [B][URL="http://yepyep.gibbs12.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/oregon-trail.jpg"]Oregon Trail[/URL][/B] rules all.

[QUOTE=snkiz;1225541]...[/quote][I]>> well they have a phone number I'd love to hear them tell that directly. it would be a fun fight[/I] SO TUFF

humanity will be reduced to scavaging and cannibalism. roving bands of blood cults will enslave others as catamites. women will be subjected to birthing babies as a food source.

[QUOTE=jwenting;1147562]I'll be brutally honest with you: you don't stand a chance. Most companies won't hire anyone without experience when they're over say 25 years old. Too expensive. And by the time you get your degree, you'll be 35+, at that age it's hard to get any job in IT at …

i second that.

non-standard libraries. fatal compile errors. Failure. [CODE=text]||=== mci, Debug ===| C:\sandbox\mci\mci_main.c||In function `main':| C:\sandbox\mci\mci_main.c|16|error: `MAXDIR' undeclared (first use in this function)| C:\sandbox\mci\mci_main.c|16|error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once| C:\sandbox\mci\mci_main.c|16|error: for each function it appears in.)| C:\sandbox\mci\mci_main.c|28|error: `MAXEXT' undeclared (first use in this function)| C:\sandbox\mci\mci_main.c|28|error: `MAXFILE' undeclared (first use in …

im a geek geek.

you here to program, or sell houses?

[QUOTE]2.46: Borderline case. You have an interest in alternative explanations for historic events. You are certainly out of the mainstream, but it is still a free country, right?[/QUOTE] i'm happy with that. it fits my self-declared agnosticism just fine. .

[QUOTE=serkan sendur;887509]i didnt get what you mean.[/QUOTE] well, [I]that's[/I] a surprise. FWIW, my most impressive movie of my life is: [URL="http://curvebean.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/uphome2.jpg"]UP[/URL] go see it. now.

[iCODE]const[/iCODE] means the program can not modify the value [iCODE]volatile [/iCODE]means the value may be arbitrarily modified outside the program. the two are separate and not mutually exclusive. use them together, for instance, in the case of reading a hardware status register. [iCODE]const [/iCODE]prevents the value from being stomped on, …

[QUOTE=BrytonTaylor;1215839]family guy and grey's anatomy[/QUOTE] hey if you're from pakistan, why should i trust you to tell me a damn thing about chicago?

yo, [URL="http://www.sojones.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/flava-flav.jpg"]what's the time[/URL]!

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[QUOTE=Sturm;840231]Maybe the US shouldn't be responsible for feeding people in Africa. After all, Americans pay taxes to the US government, not Africans.[/QUOTE] i admire your complete lack of social responsibility. it must be nice to be able to so neatly view the world in stark black and white terms ..... …

if you think decoding an IP header in your intro to networking class is hard, you're in for a rough time. you need to become intimate with [URL="http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc791.html"]RFC 791[/URL]. pay special attention to section 3, "specification"

this will be considerably faster if only because it uses just one "printf" statement to display the pyramid. [code=c] #include <stdio.h> void geometric(int number, int *result) { if (number) { *result += number--; geometric(number, result); } } int main() { char stringNum[3], *pyramid, *pyr_p; int numLines, arraysize, i, printNum; // …

conio.h, check. alloc.h, check. goto, che ... wait, what? GOTO? is this a joke? where do you people come from?

i'm not seeing how there's any fundamental difference between a mercedes, ferrari, or a bentley.

Adak, such a generous welcome you've given arshad and aliakseis to our humble forum. i know they've been waiting patiently for 3-1/2 years for someone like you to come along, address their needs, and see that they are comfortable. my only concern is that you've been around here since June …

[QUOTE=Dead Alive;1166690]I am getting Troubles to open Turboc C , i am having winxp sp2 i try to open Turboc C But getting errors error is ,,,,,, The NTVDM HAS ENCOUNTERED AN ILLEGAL INSTRUCTION. CS:0000 IP:0075 OP:f0 37 05 Choose 'Close' to terminate the application. plz anyone can shortout my …

[QUOTE=sujisubha;1206755]what are the image compression algorithms ? how to implement a new image compression algorithms ? can u give some tips to develop the code?[/QUOTE] ever heard of Google? it's pretty cool. you might like it.

you have "no clue" ?? okay, well first thing: how is this typing tutor supposed to work? what's your plan? I'd think theres a few overall requirements.... (1) print some text to the screen that the person should type. (2) start a timer, and begin collecting typed input. (3) once …

lemme try this. gcc on windows xp. [code]>gcc -o num2word num2word.c num2word.c:(.text+0x34): undefined reference to `clrscr' collect2: ld returned 1 exit status[/code] clrscr? at the beginning of the program? who [I]does[/I] such a thing? ok... so i remove clrscr. it compiles. i run it. [code]>num2word Enter a number : 3 …

i mean really, think about it.. it doesn't even matter. does it?

i can has job plz?

what i'm wondering is why a marketing student would think that professional marketers hang out in an "IT Professionals Lounge" I mean, marketers dont have a technical bone in their body. they obviously wouldn't have any idea about a forum .. for ... technical .... oh. wait. i get it …

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a camera will not natively store an image as a GIF. it will be a JPEG or a TIFF. all of these formats can be generically referred to as "binary". your mission, if you choose to accept it, will be to understand the format (JPEG or TIFF) that your camera …