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    People tend to be at their best when they band...

    People tend to be at their best when they band together with other people, but in opposition to other groups. This is, evolutionarily, the best practice. Being in a group grants every member better...
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    That's why you should always allot more time than...

    That's why you should always allot more time than you think you will need for disposing of the body.
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    Re: Sorry, but I'm not very good at this

    Have you tried opening the stream like this:

    ofstream thefile("thefile.dat",ios::binary);
  4. Thread: Communist

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    Poll: Why? We are ina world in which, to the best of...

    Why? We are ina world in which, to the best of our knowledge, most things ARE constant. The forces of nature are the exact same now as they were 10,000,000 years ago. Tomorrow, gravity,...
  5. Thread: parse error?

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    Hey, always glad to help =] We all started out...

    Hey, always glad to help =]

    We all started out not knowing these languages, the least someone like myself can do is pass along some of the info I've learned, and am still learning.
  6. Thread: parse error?

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    Re: parse error?

    Look at the line right before it. If that's a prototype of main(), then you need a ';' at the end. If that's where the function should be, put at least the braces in.

    Oh, and you can't put the...
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    Poll: Some things change, but not people. People,...

    Some things change, but not people. People, today, are exactly the same as they have always been throughout all of recorded history (20,000 + years). The situations change, the circumstances and...
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    OK, what 10 Mb shared means: The network can...

    OK, what 10 Mb shared means:

    The network can send 10 megabits of data per second. A hub works at half duplex, shared bandwidth. This means:

    1) A computer may be sending, or receiving, but not...
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    OK, first, look at this line: oper incr_decr;...

    OK, first, look at this line:

    oper incr_decr;

    This declares a variable called incr_decr to be of type "oper". This is not a native type, so it's user defined. We see this is defined here:
    ...
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    Do it like this: class NODE{ public: ...

    Do it like this:

    class NODE{
    public:
    double * array;
    };

    //somewhere in your constructor, do this:

    array = new double[number];
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    Thanks, these should work out!

    Thanks, these should work out!
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    Hmm, I've been looking, but one issue is that...

    Hmm, I've been looking, but one issue is that most of them, including the only "official" CRC code I've found, end up with a word value (16 bits) or smaller.

    I'd prefer something that would come...
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    Also, try passing an expression like 'x++' to a...

    Also, try passing an expression like 'x++' to a macro, then pass it to a function which does the same thing -- unless the macro was written specifically to avoid this, you'll come up, many times,...
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    Well, you'll need to be writing in binary mode...

    Well, you'll need to be writing in binary mode (if using ofstream, use ios::binary).

    Then, make an unsigned character which contains the ASCII code (26) you want to write, then output that,...
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    How to write CRC/checksum code?

    I'm coding an application, and I'm looking for an algorithm that can tell me if a file has changed, without only using the file's timestamp. I was thinking of using something like a checksum.
    ...
  16. Thread: biorhythm

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    I wouldn't think so. If this is not just some...

    I wouldn't think so. If this is not just some New Age hogwash (a very big if, from my point of view) then these cycles would probably be hormonally regulated, as hormones are the predominant means...
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    One mem stick may not cut it, most older...

    One mem stick may not cut it, most older motherboards have bank sizes that are either 2 or 4 SIMMS -- so unless he has a full bank, all filled with the same size modules, he won't get anything.

    I...
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    Poll: Some anime targetted towards kids is good......

    Some anime targetted towards kids is good... Sakura is a cool anime, and it's definately for kids. The original (not the DiC dub) of Sailor Moon is supposed to be cool, as well.

    Of course, this...
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    I meant using assembler on an emulator is only...

    I meant using assembler on an emulator is only really useful for learning, simply as you no longer have the main benefits of assembler.

    Emulators certainly have their place.

    Unfortunately, no...
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    Poll: Firstly: Anime that last for more than one...

    Firstly: Anime that last for more than one season, unless that was the original plan, are rare. A few anime (Kenshin, Sakura, Fushigi Yuugi) do a few seasons, which was planned from the start. A...
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    Well, 370 assembler isn't "original" -- it's...

    Well, 370 assembler isn't "original" -- it's merely one assembly language native to a given processor. It's highly useful when using a System/370 machine.

    But to say that other assembly languages...
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    A function never "branches off" to the stack. ...

    A function never "branches off" to the stack. The stack is a special area of memory, which is used for most types of data storage.

    A stack is, conceptually, like a stack of books. You can put...
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    Poll: Languages evolve, and local/regional dialects are...

    Languages evolve, and local/regional dialects are common in all languages. It's not ruining language, just altering it.

    Modern English is so different from Old English that it's practically a...
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    1) System/370 assembler 2) WHY, per se, would...

    1) System/370 assembler
    2) WHY, per se, would you use this so often (unless you're using a System/370 compatible machine)? It seems to me, most people will be using an x86 processor, and x86...
  25. Thread: decompileing?

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    Well, you can ALWAYS get the exact source code in...

    Well, you can ALWAYS get the exact source code in x86 assembler, with a disassembler. Of course, being as no variable names, function names, etc. are preserved, it's not nearly as good as the...
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