Thread: Calculating S in C task

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    Quote Originally Posted by pobri19 View Post
    Overworked_PhD is an idiot
    You have no idea about what kind of schooling I've had, what I do for a living, or even if I have academic publications in the field of Computer Science. Now buzz off little boy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Overworked_PhD View Post
    You have no idea about what kind of schooling I've had, what I do for a living, or even if I have academic publication in the field of Computer Science. Now butt out of something that you don't understand.
    Regardless of your schooling efforts, I can clearly see you're an idiot, as can anyone else who reads your posts in this thread. I don't need any basis other than what you've typed so far. It's quite evident.

    How does it feel knowing everyone thinks you're an idiot?
    Thank you, anon. You sure know how to recognize different types of trees from quite a long way away.

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    Hey look at that, you edited your post. How cute.
    Thank you, anon. You sure know how to recognize different types of trees from quite a long way away.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pobri19 View Post
    Hey look at that, you edited your post. How cute.
    Then if that is the case, your posts would indicate that you are a retard. I would bet $20,000 US dollars if I emailed *ALL* your posts from this forum to Dr. Rothenbeck over at Google, he would not only rip you new butt hole, but he would probably also tell you never to touch a computer again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Overworked_PhD View Post
    Adak, can I email you the code? I still think that it will compile and run correctly on any machine that has a standard C compiler. That is, I believe it is fully conforming code. However, getting a second opinion from someone that knows that they are doing doesn't hurt. I'll also have to probably include some notes because I don't think my line of reasoning is that obvious.
    Why don't you post it on a free file host like Swoopshare (no registering needed), and then post the URL here.

    All I have to run it is VC 6 32 bit, (or Turbo C 16 bit ==> ). Naturally, I can't run executable programs, which are unknown, and already compiled.

    By all means, add a text file with all your insights, and zip it all together. Why not?

    I believe you've discovered an interesting wrinkle in your compiler's workings. I love a bit of exploring in these area's, but remain VERY skeptical that all those digits could fit in an integral data type - it appears far too large.

    I applaud your efforts in this, however. Name calling is not conducive to learning - investigation and testing, is what counts.

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    Actually, the Chairman of my Oral committee would probably tell you that you are disgracing the field of Computer Science by giving ........ poor technical responses.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Overworked_PhD View Post
    Then if that is the case, your posts would indicate that you are a retard. I would bet $20,000 US dollars if I emailed *ALL* your posts from this forum to Dr. Rothenbeck over at Google, he would not only rip you new butt hole, but he would probably also tell you never to touch a computer again.
    Real men solve their own problems. Hiding behind Dr. Rothenbeck's back is just adding to your lack of credibility at this point.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Adak View Post
    Why don't you post it on a free file host like Swoopshare (no registering needed), and then post the URL here.

    All I have to run it is VC 6 32 bit, (or Turbo C 16 bit ==> ). Naturally, I can't run executable programs, which are unknown, and already compiled.

    By all means, add a text file with all your insights, and zip it all together. Why not?

    I believe you've discovered an interesting wrinkle in your compiler's workings. I love a bit of exploring in these area's, but remain VERY skeptical that all those digits could fit in an integral data type - it appears far too large.

    I applaud your efforts in this, however. Name calling is not conducive to learning - investigation and testing, is what counts.
    Because I feel that some of the uneducated hoseheads that like to try and argue with me on this forum shouldn't have the honor of seeing my great insight.

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    Hahaha this is actually amusing.
    Thank you, anon. You sure know how to recognize different types of trees from quite a long way away.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Overworked_PhD View Post
    Because I feel that some of the uneducated hoseheads that like to try and argue with me on this forum shouldn't have the honor of seeing my great insight.
    LOL. That's a hint to my person. It's ok though. I find your posts amusing by now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by claudiu View Post
    Real men solve their own problems. Hiding behind Dr. Rothenbeck's back is just adding to your lack of credibility at this point.
    Right, like your brilliant code? Oh wait, all you can do is call people names. I don't think that you are capable of writing elegant and concise code, in any programming language, to any kind of difficult programming problem.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Adak View Post
    Why don't you post it on a free file host like Swoopshare (no registering needed), and then post the URL here.
    Because obviously he's trolling. He's got some "secret code" he wants to share with you to prove he's right, but he can't figure out how to post it here with code tags ... or what exactly?

    After all, it's "only 10 lines of C". How hard can it be to figure out how to post it here? If it IS that hard, what makes you think he can figure out how to post it on another site?


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    Adak, I'll be up for another hour. If you want, I can email you the source code, along with the insight, via private messaging on here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by quzah View Post
    Because obviously he's trolling. He's got some "secret code" he wants to share with you to prove he's right, but he can't figure out how to post it here with code tags ... or what exactly?

    After all, it's "only 10 lines of C". How hard can it be to figure out how to post it here? If it IS that hard, what makes you think he can figure out how to post it on another site?


    Quzah.
    Look at my recent posts you hose head. I have zero issues with code tags.

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    Put up or shut up.


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