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[QUOTE=Ancient Dragon;884249]0 is the same as '\0' -- use which ever one you want. I just find 0 easier to type :)[/QUOTE] Except that the compiler sometimes will bitchslap me, with errors or warnings, if I use zero instead of a [I]'\0'[/I]. Well not with pointers, but with other things …

If you need something faster, wrap your own crude i/o tools. I'm sure you could get them faster than most provided ones, but not as reliable. [QUOTE=s_sridhar;883307]I'm not sure, but instead of using cout, try placing it directly in the video memory(0x40000000). printf is more time efficient than cout, because …

[QUOTE=adatapost;884764]My answer is Yes. You have to use Microsoft Visual C++ and MFC class library. For further information, read [B]MFC Internet Programming [/B] at [URL="http://msdn.microsoft.com/"]http://msdn.microsoft.com/[/URL][/QUOTE] You don't have to use MFC or VC++. There's loads of other options out there.

DOB? That and most PiHKAL's will land you a long prison sentence. (This is why you should specify, and not use weird acronyms as questions. As well: [url]http://catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html#before[/url] )

First result[s] from Google: [url]http://linux.die.net/man/2/nice[/url], [url]http://linux.die.net/man/2/setpriority[/url] Also optimizing and resting at idle times works.

Sorry, to busy writing my 1337 Halo engine.

[QUOTE=vmanes;882085]Yes, I'm so 20th century - I use my cell phone for talking, not texting or surfing or emailing, or....usenetting.[/QUOTE] 0.0 Wha...wuh.. I only explode mine, as movie props.

[QUOTE=GrimJack;881376]There would not be any carbon-based life - maybe it would be silica-based.[/QUOTE] Like this [URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FBQ6Ovr_s8"]Spongebob episode?[/URL] As we can see, Spongebob and Patrick are ahead of their time, in many fields of science. [QUOTE=sneekula;881898]Wow, imagine the silicon units are breathing out silicon dioxide (sand)![/QUOTE] Why not Silicon dibromide?

Kids, play nice or [URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wTb9Qd0npY"]go smoke your meds[/URL].

Load it onto a SD card, shove it into the PPC, find the executable in explore, double click it with your pointing device.

I know there's at least two on Codeproject that show up right away on Google.

Arguments are [U]push[/U]ed onto the stack before you call it, not what you're doing: [icode]call func, args[/icode] [url]http://www.cs.lmu.edu/~ray/notes/nasmexamples/[/url]

The one nieke_e posted and this tutorial [url]http://www.codecolony.de/opengl.htm[/url] are my favorites, on OpenGL. I threw together a quick 2D engine, in about a day, after reading a few of those articles.

I saw no such thing. What post might you be referring to(that contains the alleged abuse)? I believe you didn't need to bother posting this tale of caution, when an individual could just read the rules and other plainly stated notices.

[quote]Every stupid child now creates trojan viruses with Visual Basic, even if the virus needs the 100-Mb Framework, known as .NET, and furthermore, they don't want to give up that framework and learn a real programming language (not Visual Basic).[/quote] Wow, I feel old all of sudden. I remember virii …

On Windows you have to learn the PE file format, on *nix the ELF format. Yes it is possible. Best way is to isolate the particular code into its own section, with plenty if padding space to insert code without realigning everything.

We need a quarterly/bi-annual/annual coding challenge[s] here. There would be a suggestion box sort of thing, where challenge ideals can be submitted. Once a challenge is selected, permitted languages will be attributed along with minimum requirements. Then people can submit and vote; subsequently the top voted will be placed on …

What's the point of all those prntst# functions?...

[QUOTE=shakar lee;878527]I came here to talk about computer science. What does this have to do with computer science?[/QUOTE] What does your post happen to have with computer science - nothing?

You could hard code [icode]int main(){}[/icode] as [icode]char main[] { /*opcodes*/ }[/icode](with [icode]extern "C"[/icode] in VC++). So technically it would then be main[] not main() anymore.

There's allot of C# and embedded development jobs, some C++ ones. But for the C++ ones you need a CS degree, 3-5+++++++ years experience, and a couple-dozen other weird requirements.

setprecision() is for setting the decimal output of a stream. If your grid is just characters, you should just use chars, then: If you have the file already opened, and your pointer allocated, then just use fstream.read().

Movie violence is boring and pisses me off, so does most acting. Probably why I also hate television so much. I saw the trailer for it at the theaters a couple months ago, looks like a piece of crap.

I've been taking advantage of outsourcing: [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYaZ57Bn4pQ[/url]

Those 40-pin DIPs are behemoths! You could break your back, trying to lift one. Why exactly is it so difficult?

You only need memory allocation when you need memory for n-objects...

He said you're not allocating aSome...... Oh yeah, delete everything when you're done.

It's generally easier to use the inline assembler, unless you're in VC++(GCC's is far superior).

Drag mouse to highlight the text, Ctrl+C, go to place you want it copied, Ctrl+V.

Then learn the JPEG format, open it up, read it. To display it, that needs more information.

This is generally linker dependent. Look through the manual, or something.

WTF!!!

I'm still mystified why people even bother to protect most software. When its lifespan/popularity will probably be to short to ever see a revenue drop, due to piracy. [QUOTE=tux4life;869750]You could get the computer's hard disk ID (hardware key)[/QUOTE] Quick few interrupts, yes. But I suffer hard-drive failure, all the time.

It's in the return value. Read the MSDN page.

Maybe you should format your essay, before you post it. Also you should take a break soon and go do something like bike for a full week, tour another state or the coastline, or just get a hobby.

Was any of that C++, Liszt?

You mean those format things: [url]http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cstdio/printf/[/url]

Read your processor manual.

Do you even know what all that gibberish in an executable means, or have you ever dealt with virii code or seen one disassembled and compared to just regular code?

[QUOTE=orwell84;844054]Dev-C++ and gcc are a bit different. At the core, though, they should be the same.[/QUOTE] Dev-C++ is an IDE, not a compiler.

And what's wrong???

With [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2%CE%B2-propanoyl-3%CE%B2-(2-naphthyl)-tropane"]supercrack[/URL].

Lets begin:[quote]I'm listening to Melt Banana so this really doesn't take a single sane thought to begin my irrelevant posting adventure about irrelevance on a forum based on reason and logical postings formed in reality, not rambling diatribes about "threads I've read that told me to go off topic of …

A small JIT compiler/runtime assembler thing. Lost all the code I had on a thumb drive, so I have to start over(better this time).

This thread is useless.

When will this be locked, or better yet - deleted!

[QUOTE=William Hemsworth;865103]Either way, the code is bad. You are using outdated files like "iostream.h", "dos.h" and "graphics.h".[/QUOTE] You forgot to mention the usage of [I]conio.h[/I], and that it's in violation of site rules.

GetProcessTimes(), GetThreadTimes(), GetSystemTimes()

What is a "nos"?