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Re: Converting from C++ to C
Posted 12 August 2010 - 02:20 PM
I have to admit, his parents have done something horribly wrong, because he's shamelessly cheating.
I've always had a terrible conscience, and I think this guy's going to end up working at McDonalds because his education didn't do anything for him.
To do the right thing, would be to kick him in the ass until he realizes what he's doing isn't helping him to help himself.
I've always had a terrible conscience, and I think this guy's going to end up working at McDonalds because his education didn't do anything for him.
To do the right thing, would be to kick him in the ass until he realizes what he's doing isn't helping him to help himself.
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Re: Converting from C++ to C
Posted 12 August 2010 - 02:40 PM
This guy isn't gonna learn shit, no matter what you do to his ass. He's been told how smart he is (probably by relatives that are as stupid as he is) all his life, he's secure in that knowledge enough that anything that happens is somebody else's fault. He's going to spend the rest of his life this way (unless something really drastic happens to him) and he'll never ever even consider the possibility that it's him that's being the fuckwit.
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Re: Converting from C++ to C
Posted 12 August 2010 - 02:44 PM
LOL its so funny how in a coding forum people think their Dr.phil or something.
seems like you guys cant get enough of me. Its nice to know there are people on the internet that care for me.
seems like you guys cant get enough of me. Its nice to know there are people on the internet that care for me.
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Re: Converting from C++ to C
Posted 12 August 2010 - 03:14 PM
Tom9729, on 12 August 2010 - 06:03 PM, said:
This is the single greatest thread I have ever experienced in my life. Please don't lock this.
Going to have to agree.
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Re: Converting from C++ to C
Posted 12 August 2010 - 03:16 PM
LOL! Period month?! XD Hahahahaha first off, females (for the most part) have their period every month, so yes, you can say that. Second, no I'm not on my period if that's what you're asking. Third, blaming someone ridiculing your douchiness and ignorance in the ways of the internets on a public forum on their monthly bodily functions is neither fair nor correct. Fourth, I am quite nice 95% of the time. Fifth, u b dum!
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Re: Converting from C++ to C
Posted 12 August 2010 - 03:18 PM
This thread is the greatest ever but it single handedly depends on me, whether it gets locked or not, if I stop using it, it would be pointless for everyone else to keep using since the whole thing is mine and started by me, the only way this thread can keep at its greatness is if I keep it going by posting more BS
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Re: Converting from C++ to C
Posted 12 August 2010 - 03:34 PM
NeoTifa, on 12 August 2010 - 02:32 PM, said:
C++ and C can't be that different can they?
C to C++ is simple, usually requiring no change at all. From C++ to C can be quite a challenge, depending on how much OO is used. And how much of the standard libraries are used. Porting back from that can be quite a rewrite.
However, the code offered was simplistic. The OP simply didn't have the skill to write rudimentary code. Small wonder.
SpidaMan, on 12 August 2010 - 02:16 PM, said:
Straight off the bat, i can tell your story is complete bullshit.
The particulars: I was at a large outdoor event; tent camping. The event has a number of logistics tents; checking, medical, security, lost and found, etc. These services are the same every year. I was walking back to my tent in the early morning and saw a white envelope on the ground. The kind given by a teller at a bank. I picked it up and took it to the lost and found point.
Later that day, turns out a camp mate had lost his funds for the entire vacation fund the prior evening, stumbling back to his tent drunk and in the dark. He didn't realized it until the next morning. I asked him the particulars, smiled, and told him to visit lost and found.
It was rather amazing, there were over four thousand people on site at that point. The campground is vast. While we'd reasonably follow a finite number of paths to our tents, that I should be the one who stumbled upon it, and that it was still there, was quite improbable.
What can I tell you; it happed. You needn't believe me. In fact, I don't expect you to. Your prejudices are clear. Sincerely, good luck with that.
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