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>Running a forum with about 10000 people online at all times is no problem for a modern server.
Really? One forum I visit, which usually has a couple thousand people online, of which only about 20...
Yes, I suppose I should have noted that while you can #define anything anywhere in your code, the definitions will only take effect in code placed after the definition.
I never said that the location of preprocessor commands within the code has no effect on the preprocessor output, all I said was that it doesn't care about scope or namespaces or whatnot. So no, you...
>Since it is a pre-processor directive, will scope and persistance come into picture for such constants?
No. The preprocessor doesn't care about scope; it's basically just a find and replace before...
It's been a while since I wrote anything on a Windows machine, but if I recall correctly you should just be able to replace your main() function with the WinMain function and Windows will believe...
To my knowledge, the only way of accomplishing that is to use the Windows API to create a GUI-type application, but then you never create a window onscreen. There isn't a way to do it with standard...
On a UNIX system I use vi. On other systems (read: Windows) I usually end up using the VS 2005 IDE or SciTE/Notepad++.
>ok guys am i thinking rihgtfully?
No you are not. C++ can't do everything (nor should you try to do everything with it), especially when there's other languages which may be able to accomplish what...
Try grabbing the data from the server with telnet first. The data you get back makes it pretty obvious how you would go about parsing it. I.e. connect with telnet to a random webserver over port 80,...
>How can I make an array truly dynamic?
Either use a data structure that's more forgiving for growing and shrinking (e.g. a linked list), or if performance is really an issue, you'll just have to...
What you want is a USB passthrough which dedicates certain USB ports to your virtual machine exclusively. I know VMWare has this ability, can't remember if VirtualBox is capable of it though. So if...
>Just was over there today, and they have 3 reposts on the first page, that
>are nearly, or entirely, copies of posts made here, by the same posters.
You find it shocking that people cross-post...
That just means opening a file with fopen() and setting a file pointer to the resulting address. Don't forget to close it when you're done.
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Wait, are we talking about the same thing here? From my understanding, by 'hostname' cpjust was referring to the name of the machine, not the DNS name that other machines use to refer to the machine....
This seems to run fine on my Mac.
class PrintHostname
{
public static void main(String args[]) throws java.net.UnknownHostException
{
java.net.InetAddress addr =...