Can all the computer programmers please read!!! I have a question for you.
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From: Mountain View
Originally posted by chroot
It seems we're one step away from making this the first annual OOULS2KIFCCC...
"The Obfuscated or Otherwise Useless Language S2000 International Fahrenheit-to-Celsius Converter Contest."
WHO WILL WIN??
- Warren
It seems we're one step away from making this the first annual OOULS2KIFCCC...
"The Obfuscated or Otherwise Useless Language S2000 International Fahrenheit-to-Celsius Converter Contest."
WHO WILL WIN??
- Warren
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From: Irvine
Originally posted by mntony
All you (other) geeks out there forgot that iostream.h is deprecated and you need to change all the uses of "cout" to "std::cout", or add the line using std::cout; Come on, it's 2002!
All you (other) geeks out there forgot that iostream.h is deprecated and you need to change all the uses of "cout" to "std::cout", or add the line using std::cout; Come on, it's 2002!
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From: Louisville
Originally posted by josh3io
am I going to have to write a c++ program that calls perl calling a shell script, from a webpage in php with javascript?
am I going to have to write a c++ program that calls perl calling a shell script, from a webpage in php with javascript?
Hmm... there has to be a way to use JSP here too.
Tim
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From: Mountain View
Originally posted by TimTheFoolMan
Only if you call a web service down into .NET, which will use some of the C# code, compiled into MSIL...
Hmm... there has to be a way to use JSP here too.
Tim
Only if you call a web service down into .NET, which will use some of the C# code, compiled into MSIL...
Hmm... there has to be a way to use JSP here too.
Tim
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Oh boy, no hardware designers out there?!
ok, here's some verilog code which you can compile and implement into an ASIC.
function [31:0] f_to_c;
input [31:0] f;
begin
f_to_c = (5/9) * (f - 32);
end
endfunction
Problem is this only has resolution of a 32 bit positive integer.
Now don't make me break out code to make a numberpad decoder and 7-segment number encoder to display it on the screen
-Marc
ok, here's some verilog code which you can compile and implement into an ASIC.
function [31:0] f_to_c;
input [31:0] f;
begin
f_to_c = (5/9) * (f - 32);
end
endfunction
Problem is this only has resolution of a 32 bit positive integer.
Now don't make me break out code to make a numberpad decoder and 7-segment number encoder to display it on the screen
-Marc
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From: Louisville
Originally posted by josh3io
MS languages are for pussies, use *nix!!!
MS languages are for pussies, use *nix!!!
I was just gonna call it.
Except for our OS/2 apps, ours is a BC++ shop. After all, if you're going to write a Windows app, why not use an environment that supports some of the last five years' worth of language changes? <gd&r>
Tim
P.S. The only reason I'd look at C# is it's heritage. Anders Heijlsberg (pardon the certain misspelling) was the Turbo Pascal and Delphi guru at Borland, and has brought the same technology to a C-like language with C#. Gotta love that Anders...