news11233's articles:

Items(1) /1

C portability is a myth 89 26 (2/13/2005 1:31:13 PM) comp.lang.c I just read couple articles on this group and it keeps amazing me how the portability is used as strong argument for language cleanliness. In my opinion, porting the program (so you just take the source code ... roman

news11233's replies:

Items(10) /1

bitwise operators 31 44 (2/20/2005 5:45:49 PM) comp.lang.c hi, I need to write a function that will check whether x is nonzero. Return 0 if x is = to 0 and 1 otherwise. The open operators I can use are ~ & ^ | + > and I am not allowed to use an loops. My program so f... gregarious_girl77 (4)

C portability is a myth 89 26 (2/13/2005 1:31:13 PM) comp.lang.c I just read couple articles on this group and it keeps amazing me how the portability is used as strong argument for language cleanliness. In my opinion, porting the program (so you just take the source code ... news11233 (19)

C++ formatter/beautifier? 13 28 (7/25/2004 4:56:51 AM) comp.lang.c++ Hi, I'm wondering if anybody can point me to a good, free C++ formatter/beautifier. I'm looking for something that offers the level of control that the Unix/Linux 'indent' program provides, but for C++ (inden... publicNO (15)

Visual C++ or Borland C++ 15 17 (7/23/2004 10:53:23 AM) comp.lang.c++ I am just beginning programming again and need a bit of advice. I have both Visual C++ 6.0 Standard Edition and Borland C++ Builder 6. Of these two which do you consider the best for programming windows program... chrisd79 (2)

How to implement "__property" in ANSI C++ ? 7 24 (7/23/2004 9:35:46 AM) comp.lang.c++ Borland dumped all its "Borand C++ Builder" (BCB) customers. So it is our term to dump Borland (not only BCB). As a part of my attempt to dump long-loved BCB I'm trying to investigate how one can implement "__... David

far and near? 7 30 (7/20/2004 5:52:42 AM) comp.lang.c Maybe this is a question,which is about far and near. I remember that I learn far and near in real mode of X86,but seems that they have the application in protect mode.Can anybody give me some instances wher... stone198182 (19)

If malloc fails 26 29 (7/19/2004 3:45:18 PM) comp.lang.c If malloc fails what should I do? 1. Exit imediately. 2. Print an error message (or put a log entry) and exit. 3. Print an error message (or put a log entry) and continue execution (after possibly recovering f... sujith (5)

c++ or c# 17 24 (7/17/2004 5:08:46 PM) comp.lang.c++ Hi. I'm new to c++ and still learning it. I've been advised that c and c++ are now becoming obsolete..I better learn c# (supposedly the best language available) ..is it true?? ... sandeep0996

Question about alloca() and alternative to using stack in an implementation 20 37 (7/15/2004 2:29:03 PM) comp.lang.c Hi gurus I was reading FAQ "alloca cannot be written portably, and is difficult to implement on machines without a conventional stack." I understand that the standard does not mandate "heap" or "stack" I'm ... indigodfw (13)

compilation process #2 5 27 (7/12/2004 1:04:19 PM) comp.lang.c Hello, I posted this message to comp.compilers couple days ago, but it did not apear there for some reason. --- I have had this idea about the compilation process, but I may be not sound enough yet to see th... roman1 (23)