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    Nothing lasts forever Bubba. I'm hoping that...

    Nothing lasts forever Bubba.

    I'm hoping that longhorn with its new API will force people not to upgrade at least. XP SP2 already breaking alot of programs and when longhorn comes it'll be a new...
  2. Poll: really true. its amazing how much pointers are...

    really true. its amazing how much pointers are easy to understand in assembly yet when you take a book about C++ and reach the section about pointers you suddenly feel that some authors are almost...
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    the gluax.h is an old library that isn't used...

    the gluax.h is an old library that isn't used much anymore and thats why its hard to find it. if you want it because you are following a tutorial (say nehe) search the nehe forums for the file. I...
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    I keep hearing that MS next OS is not going to...

    I keep hearing that MS next OS is not going to allow unprotected programs to run or maybe it was programs that are not made with the .NET technology. Is this really true? are MS really going to break...
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    Thanks guys ... I can't say I understood...

    Thanks guys ... I can't say I understood everything fully but thats only cos I'm new to C++ ... anyway its very nice to see that people are willing to help when i get stuck on my learning curve ...
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    [The statement 'using namespace std;' for all...

    [The statement 'using namespace std;' for all intents and purposes, removes the namespace]

    I thought this statement indicates that you want to use the std namespace? but you're saying that it...
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    Thanks for the explanation ... it was very nice...

    Thanks for the explanation ... it was very nice and clear.

    Now isn't the difference between #include <iostream.h> and #include <iostream> is only about the ANSI standards or am I wrong. I mean...
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    cout vs std::cout

    Hi everyone.

    I'm new to C++ so excuse the question. I've seen some source file that uses std::cout insted of just using cout to output text. why is that and what is the difference?

    example
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