Thread: How do u control time in c++

>How do u control time in c++

Example:

Code:

#include <timetravel.h>

int main(void) {
  if((TimeMachine *tm = new TimeMachine("December 16, 2004"))) {
    tm->setYear(1942);
    delete tm;
  }

   return 0;
}

My sample code will take you back in time to World War II when compiled and executed. Compile and run this to get back:

Example:

Code:

#include <timetravel.h>

int main(void) {
  if((TimeMachine *tm = new TimeMachine("December 16, 1942"))) {
    tm->setYear(2004);
    delete tm;
  }

   return 0;
}

If misplaced is like me, I know the first thing on his/her mind was "man i wish i were the first to reply to this"

Fun is fun, but since we have both got crap in the past for someone taking us too seriously:

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Originally Posted by master5001

>How do u control time in c++

Code:

#include <timetravel.h>

int main(void) {
  if((TimeMachine *tm = new TimeMachine("December 16, 2004"))) {
    tm->setYear(1942);
    delete tm;
  }

   return 0;
}

Actually in this example once back in 1942 you don't need to worry about deleting the memory since its already freed and possibly non-existent.

Of course you are all assuming that you'll find a computer in 1942 capable of running that program.

I'm not, in my test program I reconfigured my cross compiler to compile the secondary program to punch card format. So I'll make it back just fine

Originally Posted by master5001

I'm not, in my test program I reconfigured my cross compiler to compile the secondary program to punch card format. So I'll make it back just fine

Good luck finding anything that resembles a computer in 1942, even one that reads punch cards. If I recall correctly the first computers where in 1943 and 1944 depending on the country (Germany, UK, USA) and 2 were definitely under constant surveillance by military personell (not quite sure about the z3 so your best bet would be to travel back around Berlin)

Then I guess i better do this:

Example:

Code:

tm->setPersonalItem("computer");

lmao! Well like any programmer I'm not afraid to toy with the rules to get what I want.

Example:

Code:

tm->setPersonalItem("computer,clothes,book on WWII German war strategies");