perhaps, just perhaps, other countries don't speak english and gov means absolute nothing. I think that USA has a.us domain, it's just also the default domain. So x.gov is really x.gov.us. Of course you didn't want to mean that USA rules the world. Eh... you don't, no?
I don't like the templates/STL combo. I'm not saying it's not usefull, but is too much like a macro mechanism and can be messy. When you make a simple syntax error the compiler messages maybe 5 lines long and not at all clear on what the problem is. And very few people know the internal workings of a STL implementation, and it seems to me that you need to know quite too much to really have control over it. A guy over here that programmed C/C++ for years and use STL didn't know when you need a copy constructor. The documentations and tutorials I have seen over STL are very basic and usually pre ANSI standard. Things doesn't have entity with STL, like string isn't a first class object. As you say after the desert of pure C++ who can refuse the glass of water of any collection library. I think that a lot of C++ programmers that are in awe of STL don't realize that other languages have richer libraries that do a lot more than collection and end doing everything as a collection. Or different paradigms and end thinking of templates as an end and not as a tool. Just my opinion.
Who says they can? It just will make you feel better and release some stress beating the hell out of someone. Much better if he's responsible of something.
Can't wait for the movie! "portal to hell" a site in internet that sucks your soul in. It's like Ring, isn't? but you now, one you saw one terror movie, they are all the same. BTW, that would make more than one soul per domain.
Oh yes! oh yes! At last I'll know what the f*** does all those @*#@!$@#! functions and constants and the like! Tell me that we also get solved those mistery man pages like "this program does what the program with the same name usually does in other (unspecified) (*nix or something) implementations, with the apropiate random desviations and platform dependent (unspecified) behaviour and programmer non-standard custom surprises" No? weeell it was too good to be, er... good.
I agree. I just can't stand info. Only useful thing is that the info files are plain text enough that I can search them. On the other hand I don't want to read again a man page for more than quick reference (ie: parameters names). Both methods are obsolete. What I really like is something like.chm. At least works for me.
Oh man! at 20 minutes per each step command I would send the autodestruct command after stepping 3 lines of code. Or commit suicide myself if there's no way to kick that thing at distance.
It was the nearest series to ourselves in terms of time, culture and technology.
Maybe that's part of the problem. The whole Star Trek concept going downfall since the end of TNG. DS9 still had some good episodes but not all good. Let's not even talk about Voyager. They got the chance to better thinks, and lost it with boring stories.
What if I DO know what OpenWatcom is but I didn't get the chimp training? Where I work you are supposed to be already trained and they don't wanna pay for it.
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perhaps, just perhaps, other countries don't speak english and gov means absolute nothing. .us domain, it's just also the default domain. So x.gov is really x.gov.us.
I think that USA has a
Of course you didn't want to mean that USA rules the world. Eh... you don't, no?
I don't like the templates/STL combo. I'm not saying it's not usefull, but is too much like a macro mechanism and can be messy. When you make a simple syntax error the compiler messages maybe 5 lines long and not at all clear on what the problem is. And very few people know the internal workings of a STL implementation, and it seems to me that you need to know quite too much to really have control over it. A guy over here that programmed C/C++ for years and use STL didn't know when you need a copy constructor. The documentations and tutorials I have seen over STL are very basic and usually pre ANSI standard. Things doesn't have entity with STL, like string isn't a first class object. As you say after the desert of pure C++ who can refuse the glass of water of any collection library. I think that a lot of C++ programmers that are in awe of STL don't realize that other languages have richer libraries that do a lot more than collection and end doing everything as a collection. Or different paradigms and end thinking of templates as an end and not as a tool.
Just my opinion.
"Clue sticks can't solve all humanity's problems"
Who says they can? It just will make you feel better and release some stress beating the hell out of someone. Much better if he's responsible of something.
Okey. It's just in my country Flying Circus was available in VHS just this month. Yes we are third world, so what.
Oh, I wasn't expecting...
I can't find the chapter on how to switch to Python.
No, wait! My karma is innocent!
Oh yes, Perl encourages people to write code that Perl can easily read. For people is a little harder.
Hey, they didn't offer Windows Magazine to me! Oh well, it could have been worst; they could had offer it.
Can't wait for the movie! "portal to hell" a site in internet that sucks your soul in. It's like Ring, isn't? but you now, one you saw one terror movie, they are all the same. BTW, that would make more than one soul per domain.
SCO has a patent on publishing inventions on a web site?
Why do you think otherwise?
Nice sig! but how many know the reference.
Oh yes! oh yes! At last I'll know what the f*** does all those @*#@!$@#! functions and constants and the like!
Tell me that we also get solved those mistery man pages like "this program does what the program with the same name usually does in other (unspecified) (*nix or something) implementations, with the apropiate random desviations and platform dependent (unspecified) behaviour and programmer non-standard custom surprises"
No? weeell it was too good to be, er... good.
Parent should have been modded "informative"!
I agree. I just can't stand info. Only useful thing is that the info files are plain text enough that I can search them. On the other hand I don't want to read again a man page for more than quick reference (ie: parameters names). Both methods are obsolete. What I really like is something like .chm. At least works for me.
And sending virus over the link. Or are we supposed to believe in Random Fillers from Mars Spirit? Nah, they are revenging for Independence Day.
Oh man! at 20 minutes per each step command I would send the autodestruct command after stepping 3 lines of code. Or commit suicide myself if there's no way to kick that thing at distance.
Mouse from space! run to the hills!
I knew this would happen.
It was the nearest series to ourselves in terms of time, culture and technology.
Maybe that's part of the problem. The whole Star Trek concept going downfall since the end of TNG. DS9 still had some good episodes but not all good. Let's not even talk about Voyager. They got the chance to better thinks, and lost it with boring stories.
Great, you just gave away a national security secret.
He going to be called Truman, right?
The same thing in spanish speaking countries. Grandparent post is wrong.
What you fail to grasp is that most of us make a living of that :-)
I'm a programmer and I disagree. Oh wait...
I think there's some office oral tradition that relates that with something called vacations.
What if I DO know what OpenWatcom is but I didn't get the chimp training? Where I work you are supposed to be already trained and they don't wanna pay for it.