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    Try `const double pi=3.14;` `const double e=2.718281828;` instead. That's what ddanbe was trying to tell you.
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    What Nathan is saying (nicer than I would) is that we don't do your homework for you!
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    Here is a list of Linux POS software systems, most of which are open source: http://www.linux.com/community/forums/desktop/top-10-point-of-sale-pos-software-in-linux I worked with OpenBravo in the past. It is a decent system that might …
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