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    Thank you guys for responding. I found sample...

    Thank you guys for responding. I found sample code that retrieves CPU Id and it works beautifully.

    http://www3.ccw.com.cn/club/essence/200305/13942.htm

    This is probably the best solution for...
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    Hi Lithorien, Have you given any of these a...

    Hi Lithorien,

    Have you given any of these a try? I can't get any of them to compile.

    this is probably the most viable one. Requires Windows SDK to be installed.
    ...
  3. Thank you, anonytmouse. for_each will do nicely...

    Thank you, anonytmouse.
    for_each will do nicely in my manual method.

    Daniel
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    protecting my plugin

    Hello,
    I'm about to finish writing beta version of my first plugin. I am going to be very selective as to who uses it. I want to prevent any potential pirating (I know nothing is foolproof). Is...
  5. The answer is these sorting animations. ...

    The answer is these sorting animations.

    http://www.cs.ubc.ca/spider/harrison/Java/sorting-demo.html

    Daniel
  6. So are you saying that upon sorting the vector,...

    So are you saying that upon sorting the vector, C++ traverses the entire list anyway?

    DanielC++
  7. Thank you for your response. You are correct. I...

    Thank you for your response. You are correct. I meant vectors.

    Your suggestion would work just as well with arrays, correct? Would the STL's sorting capabilities provide a faster way of...
  8. getting two lowest values in array by index

    Hello, This is my first post. I'm glad to meet you all.

    I want to write an alg that returns the index numbers of the two lowest values in an array. The array will contain thousands of elements. ...
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