Posts by ~s.o.s~

Food should be yummy.

Bleh...32 seconds ;)

All ENEMIES cry with responsible swordsmen.

All kids cry with RESPONSIBLE mothers

Hey there Prabhakaran, welcome to Daniweb from an Indian :D

Hey there buddy welcome to Daniweb.

You can start catching up some new ideas from C# forum.

Hmm...I think there is some typo mistakes in the above one posted by Mr. Dave.

int compareChar(char *myArr, char *mySecArr)
{
   int count = 0;
   size_t len = strlen(mySecArr);

   // mySecArr should be myArr
   while ( (mySecArr = strstr(myArr, mySecArr)) != NULL )

   {
      count++;
      // mySecArr should be myArr
      mySecArr += len;
   }
   return count;
}

ALL kids cry with shouting mothers.

Many kids cry with sleeping MOTHERS.

Many KIDS cry with sleeping drivers

MANY trains crash with sleeping drivers

was an unbelievable

Few TRAINS crash with sleeping passengers.

That is because time( ) is a function in standard C++ found in the ctime header file.

You can't name program variables with the names of standard functions. If you will observe closely, that is also what those errors say out.

When you start writing code, post your doubts in this forum itself for any help. And when in need of Linux advice you can head out here.

Hope it helped, bye.

If you already know Java, why not just use it ? No point in wasting your time learning a new language, better utilize that time to do some brainstorming about your project and making it a better application.

Java has gone out to show that it can be used for almost all software development projects and there are very less things which can't be done in Java (driver development, 3D engines ?)

You can try out free IDE's like Code:Blocks and Dev C++ which work well on *nix systems.

BTW for your Eclipse thing maybe this will help you out .

and his crew.

crunchie -> Daniweb moderator

You get Google desktop search

I put in Mac OS

Sorry I don't think you can do that:)

Oh crap ;)

I have a good idea for a new "rule" to avoid confusion. We should type the new word in CAPS.

Agreed.

FEW cars crash with burning Passengers

which was captained..

crisp -> crunchy

You get a seriousy confused ~s.o.s~

I put in a basket ball.

It would be better buddy if you posted your question in the Site Management category of forums to get a quicker response.

Components of several cars are burning.

You get a .NET Framework

I put in Doom III

Long long night, we have in front of us.

french fries -> potato chips

PS:

It's not fair if you type in strange words.

Wallop

was placed in

Personally, I think my personal best signature was the one about my signature being snipped by a moderator.

Ah...had forgot about that one, that sig sure got me the first time, I thought you had some inflamatory sig which was snipped by the admin but...damn it was a joke. Really good.

I can't claim entire originality for that one.

Good. I like modesty.

I also like ~s.o.s~'s signatures.

Bleh...don't say it aloud that you like my sigs..many people will start glowering at you.:twisted:

Does the fact that English is your second language allow you to write more interesting "enlightenments"?

Yes, sort of. ;)

I like thinking out of the box and writing signatures of the sort never seen on any other forums. But alas they sometimes are misinterpreted so *sigh* I have to change them. Funny you are not aware of the recent hue and cry over my previous signature......

My signatures are always enlightning...either in a positive or a negative way...:D

Some talk related to such things here.

And a place where you would feel at home in PHPgame development, is this.

You get a knack for FAQ's

I put in unix man page of grep

gallops -> wallops

Beautiful world is spoiled by our ugly schemes

but never had.

Hey there Vick, welcome to Daniweb.:D

Hey there buddy, welcome to Daniweb. :D

And yeah we all wish we could go back in time *Ah I miss all the fun* ;)

No need to complicate matters, here is a simple way of using the function..

#include <iostream>
#include <windows.h>
using namespace std;
 
int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
    cout << "Hello" << endl ;
    cout << "Wait for 3 seconds..." << endl ;
    Sleep(5000) ; // takes the time in milliseconds ( 1 second = 1000 milliseconds)
    cout << "World" ;
    getchar( ) ;
    return 0 ;
}

I ve been told for a sleep function but i can't find any info about it....Any thoughts on how i should implement this method?

If you are using Linux, then this for sleep and if you are using windows then this.

also is there any way to read the system time through c++?{to know what time appears in the system clock}

Yes there is, use the header file #include <ctime> if using C++ or #include <time.h> if using C. For the header reference see here and here.

thanks in advance for your help....Nicolas

Glad we could help.

Hi there ZB, welcome to Daniweb. :D

And yeah..do stick around and you definately will get something interesting to read..;)

Hey there Stealth, welcome to Daniweb. :D

she looks great! I see everything double like that.

Bleh..what a thing to say....:twisted:

werid nose -> pinochio

we all got

Directions, directions and more directions...I am so lost.

You get Miss Dani tangled in the Web

I put in my compiler.

had a party.

red wine with