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  1. hmmm.. not bad... could use individual threads...

    hmmm.. not bad... could use individual threads for each connection.. have had some experience with multi-threading in java, but no networking what so ever... would connecting to an IRC server be...
  2. Need Homework (Multi-threading & Networking)

    Nope, don't need anyone to do my homework.... well outta school thank God.. but rather I need some homework. Specifically a good problem regarding Multi-Threading and one requiring Networking. Not...
  3. Oops :) ... makes sense.. 6:00 a.m. here .....

    Oops :) ... makes sense.. 6:00 a.m. here .. pulling a late nighter and guess the brain isn't too sharp.



    Ah, I hadn't even remotely thought about that... good to know.


    Okie, I'll make note...
  4. Difference between 95/98 and WinNT/XP builds?

    Well this isn't a C++ Programming question, but considering there is no General Programming board here there is really no where better to ask I suppose (C++'s are smarter :P). Anyways:



    Is it...
  5. Thread: using classes

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    I think void Addit(AssemblyLine AL1); ...

    I think



    void Addit(AssemblyLine AL1);


    is meant to be a member function of the class? If that is the case I believe it would work something like below:
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    True, but in my case I'm developing an app. based...

    True, but in my case I'm developing an app. based on a plugin architecture and may include hundreds of DLLs... Dynamically linking makes every custom DLL ~10kb while statically linking causes each...
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    How much does a gun cost today? Hmm.. I'm...

    How much does a gun cost today?

    Hmm.. I'm totally lost now.. so uh how do I tell my computer to link to the files on the user's system in the Windows directory?



    I'm getting so confused...
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    :D Sure am glad your online.. here I am browsing...

    :D Sure am glad your online.. here I am browsing Microsoft's forums specifically dealing with MSVC++ 2005 Express and getting nowhere (currently on page 15 of 66) Lol i'm giving up on that madness...
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    Okie, errr how do I know which one my application...

    Okie, errr how do I know which one my application is linking with?

    C:\Program Files\Microsoft Platform SDK for Windows Server 2003 R2\redist\win64\msvcrt.dll?
    Version: 7.0.3790.1830
    Uh its...
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    So what are you saying exactly? If I choose to...

    So what are you saying exactly? If I choose to build using the DLL setting to reduce code size at the very least I have to ship my application with MSVCRT.DLL? I've done a search on my computer for...
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    Hmm.. how do I know what .dll I need to provide? ...

    Hmm.. how do I know what .dll I need to provide? I'm not aware that I am calling any unusual functions that would require an external library. All I'm using is basic Win32 API and one STL object...
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    MSVC 2005 Express Distribution Build?

    Hello, I tried to build a release build of my application. It does not use MFC or anything like that and it built great with the result being very small and fast.

    3 files of size 15kb 15kb 104kb....
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    I don't see the point this will just hurt IBM's...

    I don't see the point this will just hurt IBM's image with the consumer. If I were a large company I wouldn't go near them for fear of being sued.
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    #include std::string ICAO[26] =...

    #include <string>

    std::string ICAO[26] = {Alpha, Bravo, ...};


    I think something like above may be one way to approach the problem. I'm pretty sure the index of the array is defined here, but...
  15. Thread: Chess project

    by Kurisu33
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    C.R.C. = Class, Responsibilities, and...

    C.R.C. = Class, Responsibilities, and Collaborators

    I think its writing each "CLASS"/OBJECT in your program on its own index card so err you can easily move them around for design purposes? At...
  16. Thread: Text editor

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    I'm not sure off the top of my head, but perhaps...

    I'm not sure off the top of my head, but perhaps some function is returning a void* and you need to type cast it before you assign it to something?!?!? Maybe..? I'm not sure.

    i.e.


    HINST hInst...
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    Hmm... I'm alittle confused... why are all your...

    Hmm... I'm alittle confused... why are all your files prefixed with "Copy of"?

    Did you make a copy of a set of files, rename them "Copy of", and then put them in the same directory as the...
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    :D That confuses me too... wish I could help, but...

    :D That confuses me too... wish I could help, but I can't.
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    Yeah, as the above poster mentioned you are...

    Yeah, as the above poster mentioned you are keeping a running total of positive # instances and negative # instances so testing if they equal zero would work:



    if ( n == 0 ) // end sequence
    {...
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    Good luck to the original poster. I would help,...

    Good luck to the original poster. I would help, but I don't have the knowledge to do so.

    For the rest of you guys you are kinda goofy.
  21. Ah thanks that clears things up... I was able to...

    Ah thanks that clears things up... I was able to look in <tchar.h> and basically their macro was:



    #ifdef _UNICODE
    #define _tWinMain wWinMain
    #else
    #define _tWinMain WinMain
    #endif
  22. Oops, it just dawned on me to do a little testing...

    Oops, it just dawned on me to do a little testing via the debugger.. Don't know why I didn't think of this before.. sometimes I'm a little dumb :) It turns out that under unicode c_str() returned a...
  23. Okay, my program is now setup to support both...

    Okay, my program is now setup to support both Unicode & Non-unicode. (only took a few minutes.. nice! No hassle at all)

    Anyways I still have a few questions:

    1) Ex:

    typedef...
  24. Okay! Thats a lot of information to take in, but...

    Okay! Thats a lot of information to take in, but I'm gonna use it all.

    Also, to anyone reading this I also stumbled across this site by accident, which greatly cleared up my questions regarding...
  25. to LPCSTR? Also, character encoding: UNICODE vs ?

    Okay this is a two part question the first being a direct programming question and the second being a more vague programming question. Feel free to answer one; both; or none....
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