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 | [QUOTE=Ancient Dragon;502706]give it all away to relatives and charity. I would hate to be filthy rich -- people who have lots of money have to work their tails off just to keep it. I'm perfectly happy with what I have now.[/QUOTE] Yeah, I do agree with you.  |
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| | Firefox is much better. Security wise, speed, set-up.  |
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 | My top 5 Adelaide - Anberlin Pretty Handsome Awkward - The Used Brink of Disaster - Mae And Shot Each Other - The Chariot Blue Jeans Pizza - moe. |
| | I just lost 5 lbs. Hurray! 5'7 for 154 lbs is not bad enuff...Am I fat or normal? hehe  |
| | Study [URL="http://www.go4expert.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1142"]this[/URL] code.  |
| | [URL="http://www.opussoftware.com/tutorial/TutMakefile.htm"]click here[/URL] |
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| | I think you should use a loop and array to store the letters and numbers. That is a very laborious job there. |
| | use percentage in sizes and alignment rather than px. |
| | Neat. The structure is a bit of a professional plus funky colors. |
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| | Hello there, is there a corresponding standard library function for the win32 function _mbsbtype()? Thanks! :) |
| | Hello there, I'm currently at the peak of my coding when I suddenly experienced this really really weird behavior. My compiler (gcc) tells me that one of my functions are not declared in the class (which resides in my .h file). I used the same global variable object to the … |
| | Hello there, do you have any idea how to get the user default language code id using standard library functions? There is in win32 (GetUserDefaultLCID) but I have to port it into the linux platform. Thanks :)  |
| | Hello there, do have any idea if there is a function that gets wchar from the stream, somewhat similar to fgets function. Thanks. :) |
| | Hello there, is there a function in Linux that can handle the reading of an .ini file? Thanks. |
| | Hello there, any idea what function in the standard library corresponds to these win32 apis (GetPrivateProfileInt and GetPrivateProfileString). Thanks. :) |
| | Hello there, I have here a bit of confusion with fread. I have here a .cue file generated in windows. I tried to read through the entire file in windows and when I printed the buffer, it gives me the correct content of the file, but when I read it … |
| | Hello, there. I just would like to ask any other possible ways to read wchar_t data in a file? I tried to use ifstream but it seems that the '>>' operator cannot be used to unsigned short variables with the likes of wchar_t. Thanks. :) |
| | Hello there. Is there anyway that you can convert the '\n' in windows which is 2bytes to the '\n' 1byte so that the linux could read it? |
| | I was advised by a friend of mine to use fread64, fwrite64 instead of fread and fwrite. Does this exist? Been looking for it's documentation but I haven't found one. |
| | Hello there, I'm currently encountering a strange error which is I don't know why or could this one be possible. I have several for loops inside a function and I used the iterator outside the said loop, but I do get this error which is kinda strange. [code] error: name … |
| | I did not actually created it in windows, I used linux. [URL="http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/eserver/library/es-nweb.html"]This[/URL] might help although this one is in linux. |
| | hello there, uhhmmm...anyone here could give me an idea or point me a reference on how web server application are created (console based) using c++...i'd be using threading, processes, synchronization and http protocol... a reference to any website or books would be nice...thank you... |
| | Hello there, do you have any idea what is the corresponding function of this Win32 api (GetDiskFreeSpace) in standard library? Thanks. :) |
| | Hello there, do you have any idea where to get a good reference for the function fseek64? Or does anyone of you here knows this function or is there really a fseek64 function? lol. Thanks! |
| | Hello there, I would just like ask what to use if you want to know if a variable is of type wchar_t* or char* using it in a flow control statement. Would this work? [code=c++] void Check(void* pVarToCheck){ if(sizeof(pVarToCheck) == sizeof(wchar_t))){ cout << "Variable is wchar_t*" << endl; }else if(sizeof(pVarToCheck) … |
| | Do you have any idea what functions to use in standard library to replace these Win32 functions (GetPrivateProfileInt and GetPrivateProfileString)? Thanks! :) |
| | Hello there, I've been messing around with threads these days. Currently, I'm having problems with one of my variables of type [B]pthread_cond_t[/B] (let's call it variable [B]Z)[/B]. I made a class (let's say class [B]X[/B]) , and you guessed it right, [B]Z[/B] was declared in it with private access level. … |
| | Hello there, I have here a problem with the compilation of my program. The compiler tells me that my typedefs are redefined, but I defined it only once. Ok, heres the score, I have here a header file (let's name this as file X) that contains all the typedefs that … |
| | Hello there, I have a problem that's been bugging me. I scanned my pc using my Semantec anti virus by right clicking on the drive and simply choose the scan for viruses option. To my surprise, the usual scan status window ( that window that shows up the time, items … |
| | Hello there, do you have any idea of what is the corresponding standard lib function of Win32's WideCharToMultiByte()? Thanks! |
| | Hello there, I'm having trouble finding the corresponding linux function of win32's SetFilePointer(), ReadFile() and WriteFile(). Do anybody here have any ideas on what to replace or use. Thanks. :) |
| | Any of you here knows the corresponding structure of CRITICAL_SECTION in linux? thanks. |
| | Hello there. I just want to ask some simple explanation about multithreading in this situation. Suppose I have two CD/DVD drives and an applicaton that enables me to control these two drives. This application uses multithreading. How would this thread be implemented or what is the help that this multithreading … |
| | Hello there, I have here a program that reads a txt file taking each word in three columns separated by a comma and storing it to a vector. It has a filter that whenever it sees a comma, it seperates the word from each other. My problem is, whenever I … |
| | Hello there, is there anybody here who has experienced programming in Multimedia Commands with c++? I have here an application in Linux that controls the cd/dvd drive using SCSI2 - Multimedia Commands set. I have a bit of bewilderment. Right now I'm debugging an error in opening the drive tray … |
 | readable font size and not so *eye blinding* font colors...a motif...well organized body of text...no typo errors, you don't want to end up reading this -> "I kill beers" or "I drink bears"...and oh, no viruses attached...  |
| | Hello there, do any of you here know any interface that will write to a file in MFC like the ofstream. thanks :) |
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| | Hello there, is there a corresponding function or struct in linux for the the struct SystemTime in windows? Thanks! :) |
| | hello there, do anybody here have an idea of the Linux version of the GetTickCount() function. thanks! :) |
| | hello there, can anyone here explain to me and an explanation on the usage of these operators (<< and >>) or point me to any site that explains it very well... thank you... :) |
| | hello there, i just want to ask what is the difference of having your IDE CD/DVD drive in /dev/sd0 rather than in /dev/hda? my friend and i have the same kernel version and distro (Ubuntu). the only difference is, my hard drive is detected in the file system of /dev/hda … |
| | Hello there, I'm creating a cd writer application. As of now, I was able to create a data burning application for cd-r/rw. I'm having trouble finding the code block for writing audio cd. I'm using cdrom.h and the command for writing data is CGC_DATA_WRITE together with GPCMD_WRITE_10, I looked for … |
| | hello there, can someone here with a kind heart to explain to me how the struct request_sense sense errors when you use the cdrom.h. thanks! |
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