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    RH9 Mem Usage

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    RH9 Mem Usage

    Does this picture look about right? I don't have anything running as far as I know, except for SuperKaramba which according to top says that it's only using appx 2.7%, which I imagine isn't that horrible considering that the main problem is that I only have like 15 mb of free memory. I'm...
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    Programming Challenge 2004.2

    bump, whoever won needs to post another challenge! ;p
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    Newbie's Guides to C/C++ ?

    I have that book around here somewhere. It isn't that bad of a book, just kinda bothered me that he named the beginning of the chapters "In Depth" but yet he doesn't go In Depth until the "Immediate Solutions" part of the chapter. But I'd much rather read C++ Primer Plus. It's just more fun...
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    Writing a New Line in Java

    Have you tried the raf.newLine() function?
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    Boot with WinXP Task Manager in Tray?

    When you drag the shortcut to the startup folder, just right click the shortcut, click properties, then on the Shortcut tab just click the drag down menu and select Minimumize.
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    Quick C question

    I don't think he was saying that his CS department said that C++ was experimental, but the class was. Our CSCI department has been mulling over the decision from switching from a C++ learning environment to a Java environment for teaching the basics of programming. Luckily, I won't have to go...
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    fork(),exec() & dup

    Well, when we used dup in my class, we duped filters into thinking they were reading from stdin, but they were really reading from the inside of a pipe and dup'ed it from thinking they were writing to stdout, but were instead writing to another pipe. Like you could write 2 filters, one filter...
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    fork(),exec() & dup

    I had a similiar problem with my book which is Modern Operating Systems by Andrew S. Tanenbaum. The book is a really easy read, because it's written in a very down to earth style, but when it comes to system calls, it absolutely is horrible. I ended up just reading the man pages and...
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    Annoying linking error

    I don't do a lot of Windows programming. I picked up Programming Windows: Fifth Edition by Charles Petzold, and I've been reading through that in my spare time. I want to learn a lot about it, and become really proficient in it, but I've been dividing my time between learning that and...
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    Annoying linking error

    Well, I only have .NET 2003 installed, so I can't test it, but I believe all you have to do is start a new project, and select Win32 Application instead of console application, and it should work fine. I could be wrong however. ;p
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    Annoying linking error

    What compiler are you using? edit: Now that I look at it, it looks like you're using Microsoft Visual Studio 6 or something. So unless I'm overlooking something, I don't know why that doesn't compile, unless you had selected Console Application instead of Win32 Application edit again: I...
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    dynamic allocation of objects in C++

    Pointer arithmetic is one thing, using memory outside the memory you own is another thing...
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    dynamic allocation of objects in C++

    #include <vector> #include <iostream> class Blah { int number; public: Blah(int n): number(n) {} void print() { std::cout << number << " "; } }; int main() { std::vector<Blah> v; for(int i = 0; i < 5; i++) v.push_back(Blah(i)); for(unsigned...
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    try catch my java quiz question

    It's been awhile since I've done java, but // Question #1 ++counter1; ++counter2; value1 = 1 + ( int ) ( Math.random() * 50 ); value2 = 1 + ( int ) ( Math.random() * 50 ); value3 = 1 + ( int ) ( Math.random() * 50 ); value4 = 1 + (...
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