I'm sure it's a joke, Twitter restrict the messages to 140 characters.
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I'm sure it's a joke, Twitter restrict the messages to 140 characters.
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Last edited by Subsonics; 12-14-2010 at 12:29 AM.
Well, if you handle each error message separately, and err... ignore those that have to do with templates, it might work.Originally Posted by Subsonics
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Ah, that might be a workable solution then. Not sure I would subscribe to such a twitter feed though.
LOL... but you could be fairly sure your competition would...Ah, that might be a workable solution then. Not sure I would subscribe to such a twitter feed though.
Lighten up people. joke, funny, haha, weeee. I tried it for good fun yesterday but couldnt find how to script tweets.
Oh and there is a tool that reduces template errors to something readable, cant remember the name. So this thread became useful after all!
It's probably STL Error Decryptor for C++.
For this you would probably not want to use the cl.cpp wrapper included. But provide your own that compiles, calls the STLFilt.pl script and tweets.
Originally Posted by brewbuck:
Reimplementing a large system in another language to get a 25% performance boost is nonsense. It would be cheaper to just get a computer which is 25% faster.
No worries.. but you stated it in a somewhat serious tone (or at least it could be taken for that) and there's always the risk some fool out there would think it was a good idea.
It has long been my experience that when given the choice between brilliance and tom-foolery most people automatically gravitate to the latter.
