Posts by MosaicFuneral

Haven't programmed in a long time. Last project was a GCODE pathway generator I wrote several years back. My compiler is obviously several years out of date.
Uses time(), itoa(), rand(). Current standard compliant compilers should have , , , and to_string() in suppliment to those more deprecated functions.

This is a very simple, high speed method of generatinga alot of randomized junk data onto your drive. Make sure you have about 300MB of RAM available for the overhead. An older non-SSD might croak.

Useful for making old files unrecoverable by overwriting the old space on a drive. Doesn't go about overwriting any file tables, partitions, etc. Only where the file system allows it to dump the files by defualt. So it's fairly safe, since you're not completely rewriting the disk.

I haven't been on here in a few years and I'm so lost now. Not even sure how I wound up in the Community Center, other than out of luck.

Edit: Are we going to get another one of those animated tutorial videos again? I kinda miss that guy out of Nostalgia.

They are all violent -- do something useful with your life instead of wasting it on stupid games.

On a daily basis, how often do you use the phrase "get off my lawn", "back in my day", or "young wippersnapper"?

You'll need to look into sockets http://www.codeproject.com/KB/IP/beginningtcp_cpp.aspx

push %ebp
mov  %ebp, %esp
xor  %eax, %eax
leave
ret

Free rep.

Upside-down can of dust off and a thrown together electromagnet.

I think this about sums things up:

Well did he specify usage and give you an example of a this ambiguous pseudo-code, on the assignment or any time during the quarter?

"It's soo unfair, I should have gotten a perfect score =/ "

I read that in the voice of a pouting eight year old girl.

http://www1.idc.ac.il/tecs/plan.html

Just watched a South Park Episode about Facebook, it was hilarious :) Here is the link. Personally I have a facebook account but never visited it. I played farmville at my mom's account xD before and all her friends were inviting me to there farms, then I put up a sign to not trespass and I will not visit there farms so they got mad.

I'd stick with the official site: http://www.southparkstudios.com/

Don't think I'm ever on Facebook long enough to effect much else.

Now YouTube and Reddit...

Fixed: Lr->P(E<-Rl)(M|D)(A|S)

Left to right
Parenthesis
Exponents right to left
Multiply or Divide
Add or Subtract

You have to remember what has equal precedence and that you have to go left to right there. In other words, you have to "unlearn" PEMDAS and memorize something more than a simple phrase, so why bother? There are no shortcuts. Just have the kids memorize the rules, all of them. No acronyms needed. Give the problem above to many adults and they'll get it wrong, courtesy of only remembering PEMDAS.

Perhaps it should be renamed L-PE(MD)(AS)?

Ammonia, lye, acetic acid: all chemicals I don't mind in my food, and have been essential to preserving food for millennia.

For all you city folk this is a video of one way chickens are slaughtered on family farms. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=lDtXeMHOMLw

My god... that looks flipping delicious! It's so fresh you could just bite in, like sashimi.

I'm currently majoring in computer science and taking a class in compiler design. From what I have learned so far, I can tell one thing for certain. Anyone who thinks creating a new programming language is so simple is highly naive and misinformed.

Or has a bag of the good blow and a lot of free time.

这么明显的错误你都发现不了？你到底是不是C++编程人员

Don't be rude. Most posters are beginning programmers, or have had a long night.

I've got everything I need.

93-94 can be condensed into: stdnm[10][21]; 95 sub[6][11]; 97-107 mrks[60]; You can simply it's usage with loops such as, for(int i = 0; i < 60; i++) sfil>>mrks[i]; See how that works out?

We are know the mother language of computer.And we can generate system as well as application programming.OOPs is a big concept language of orinted program.C language is used for hacking program by hackers.

I'm still trying to decipher this paragraph. You or no collective can be a "know" or a "mother language".

Algorithms: They save lives.

If you were a programmer, you'd know by that logic you could also say, "I know 'Hello' in Chinese, therefore I'm fluent in it". ;P

Anyway, just familiarize yourself with time.h:
http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/ctime/

You may want to upgrade from old Dev-C++ to Code::Blocks or VC++ Express 2010.

We don't do homework, and that'd be academic dishonesty - worse than a late assignment.
Often you're allowed to postpone an assignment if you have -preferably signed- proof of outstanding circumstances.
The paper they give you when you start class tells you who to contact in such events that you'll be late.

A processed meat[s] in a can that has become popular in many Pacific islands and probably why Guam is ranked so high in obesity.

I've been flagging things since I joined; don't think there needs to be a reward expected for pointing out the trash for the janitor to clean.

Isn't there a way of viewing all recently created threads by new members?

strtok(), or read it a character at a time and end reading there if you reach a character you want to delimit on on.

brainf' is the best, don't deny it.

You need to allocate the outer pointer first, than the sizes of the inner pointers.

On 'For' it should be 'for'.

main() should be an 'int' and successfully return zero on completion.

A value is a value, and any appropriate value can be place in a register, but if the global variable's value changes and something reliant on it is only being given the value from the register; then the value in the global is no longer the same as the one given to the register and anything receiving the value through the register is now out-of-date.

So that would be an issue if you were to do that, of course as mentioned above - there's only limited registers, and those registers can also be altered long before you get back to them, since they're only very temporary storage.

This should give you anything you've ever wanted to know about the GDI functions: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd145203%28v=VS.85%29.aspx

Look up Big-O Notation and keep this chart handy: http://www.cppreference.com/wiki/complexity