Yeah, there are definitely things that you have to be aware of when doing cross-platform C.
I'm sure you already know it, but some compilers (like GCC) have __attribute__(packed) that can sometimes help in some situations like you were in.......
- dereferencing pointers to multi-byte values can cause errors on some processors when the pointer address isn't word-aligned, but will work just fine on others
Dang it dude, how can you possibly have read my previous posts and think that I was talking about a transition to democracy? Screw your head on straight.
software engineering/programming people is that they don't care about reusability, and it shows; once the project is done they move on to the next one. The people producing C libraries (like myself) are happily reusing the libraries we wrote two decades ago without having to rewrite them to use in another language.
I wouldn't have believed you 10 years ago, but now OOP is out and uncool. The new hip people all program in functional style (and OOP is messing everything up). I'm waiting for someone to discover the new imperative programming paradigm.
Look for embedded programmers, or systems programmers. Sometimes those are something besides C, but a lot of times they are.
In other jobs I've done C programming, but only part of the time.
Also worth mentioning that not only does C run on the most different processors, C is the most portable between languages.....that is, if you write a library in C, it can be used in basically every other language.
Drumpf has run most of his campaign by going from one conspiracy to another.
You're late to this party, but the Clinton campaign started the 'Russia leaked the emails' meme. Trump is responding to that meme here (I haven't verified that - the news conference was too long and I don't care enough to watch the whole thing). Adding his own whatever to it.
Do not be deceived: at the national level, it's cut-throat, and both campaigns are willing to lie and cheat if it helps them win. We see that in the emails where the Clinton campaign tried to use Sander's race against him.
I haven't seen good evidence that Clinton is an undue supporter of Wall Street
Clinton has gotten a lot of support (ie: money) from the banks. Whether or not you think she is an undue supporter or not, you can see thereby that she is favored by the banks.
AC is clearly against shipping jobs overseas, and that conflicts with some of Clinton's stances.
John Tyler was worse, he eventually got ejected from his own party. If you only want to look at recent history, Newt Gingrich divorced his wife while she was in the hospital suffering from cancer. Aaron Burr sucked, and then there was McClellan who had this to say:
now I could become Dictator or anything else that might please me—but nothing of that kind would please me—therefore I won't be Dictator. Admirable self-denial!
If you're going to say that he is the "vilest person ever" at least look back at the history, otherwise you're just a reactionary, bloviating fool.
I don't know, worshiping the washed up old helmet of your grandfather is kind of dumb with any accent, but be honest: Grand Moff Tarkin rocked the 'thin English accent' villain in the first movie. Killing your parents (parents who have fond hopes for your happiness) is kind of braindead, too. Maybe stupidity runs in the family, but least Anakin got that right.
Yeah, I understood that. I worded my comment that way anyway because I figured the event has already happened: our critical systems have currently already been hacked.
It could also match the profile of a typical Sanders voter, but not many Clinton supporters align with Clinton's support of Wall Street, and Clinton is a free-trade advocate so "pushing jobs overseas" doesn't match her either. "Manufacturing jobs" are something Trump has especially hammered on, although Sanders is right behind.
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I think that code might cause problems on an intel pc too, not sure
Yeah, there are definitely things that you have to be aware of when doing cross-platform C.
I'm sure you already know it, but some compilers (like GCC) have __attribute__(packed) that can sometimes help in some situations like you were in.......
That's annoying. Were you doing some kind of pointer arithmetic or something?
- dereferencing pointers to multi-byte values can cause errors on some processors when the pointer address isn't word-aligned, but will work just fine on others
When was the last time you saw someone do that?
Not to a democracy.
Dang it dude, how can you possibly have read my previous posts and think that I was talking about a transition to democracy? Screw your head on straight.
The same logic works for many other languages
Which languages?
Looks like I have to have a go at R some time these days though.
What about R is attracting you?
software engineering/programming people is that they don't care about reusability, and it shows; once the project is done they move on to the next one. The people producing C libraries (like myself) are happily reusing the libraries we wrote two decades ago without having to rewrite them to use in another language.
That's quite a statement! And maybe true....
Object-oriented is a fad!
I wouldn't have believed you 10 years ago, but now OOP is out and uncool. The new hip people all program in functional style (and OOP is messing everything up). I'm waiting for someone to discover the new imperative programming paradigm.
Look for embedded programmers, or systems programmers. Sometimes those are something besides C, but a lot of times they are.
In other jobs I've done C programming, but only part of the time.
Also worth mentioning that not only does C run on the most different processors, C is the most portable between languages.....that is, if you write a library in C, it can be used in basically every other language.
fwiw US copyright law was largely imported from Europe (the Berne Convention, which the US joined in the 70s or so)
The Russians largely created the corruption scandal
Do we know that they were actually released by the Russians?
Drumpf has run most of his campaign by going from one conspiracy to another.
You're late to this party, but the Clinton campaign started the 'Russia leaked the emails' meme. Trump is responding to that meme here (I haven't verified that - the news conference was too long and I don't care enough to watch the whole thing). Adding his own whatever to it.
Do not be deceived: at the national level, it's cut-throat, and both campaigns are willing to lie and cheat if it helps them win. We see that in the emails where the Clinton campaign tried to use Sander's race against him.
I haven't seen good evidence that Clinton is an undue supporter of Wall Street
Clinton has gotten a lot of support (ie: money) from the banks. Whether or not you think she is an undue supporter or not, you can see thereby that she is favored by the banks.
AC is clearly against shipping jobs overseas, and that conflicts with some of Clinton's stances.
Now you're getting it.
now I could become Dictator or anything else that might please me—but nothing of that kind would please me—therefore I won't be Dictator. Admirable self-denial!
If you're going to say that he is the "vilest person ever" at least look back at the history, otherwise you're just a reactionary, bloviating fool.
Because we want self-driving cars, and this could be an impediment.
Of course, they want to connect closer towns, but this conversation is reminding me of Norway. Norway is such a great place.
He should be the nominee
How, exactly? He didn't get enough delegates, even unpledged delegates.
That's true.
I don't know, worshiping the washed up old helmet of your grandfather is kind of dumb with any accent, but be honest: Grand Moff Tarkin rocked the 'thin English accent' villain in the first movie. Killing your parents (parents who have fond hopes for your happiness) is kind of braindead, too. Maybe stupidity runs in the family, but least Anakin got that right.
Yeah, I understood that. I worded my comment that way anyway because I figured the event has already happened: our critical systems have currently already been hacked.
The villains in Force Awakens are depressingly dumb, though.
That's not something they teach in high school. At least, not in the US.
It could also match the profile of a typical Sanders voter, but not many Clinton supporters align with Clinton's support of Wall Street, and Clinton is a free-trade advocate so "pushing jobs overseas" doesn't match her either. "Manufacturing jobs" are something Trump has especially hammered on, although Sanders is right behind.