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Google Web Toolkit

I work for a small company, so it's typically only 1-2 developers. I understand that in larger environments, straight JS may not be the best option. However, even my JS code is very well modularized and spread over 15 different source files, and not a single monolithic program. Using Firefox +...
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- Post #27
- Feb 11, 2008
- Forum: Programming
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Google Web Toolkit

I agree with you, but in general, I leave the "contract" part for the server while having some fun on the client/browser side. This provides a lot of flexibility and modularization. The most recent application I'm working on is coded in pretty much 90% JS and it's great to be able to make so...
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- Post #24
- Feb 11, 2008
- Forum: Programming
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Google Web Toolkit

I've been "coding" for quite a while, and I don't mind writing JS code at all. I worked a little bit with Java a couple of years ago (for about 6 months on and off), and I agree with Martin's comments. In fact, I shudder at the thought of having to work with Java again. My favorite language to...
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- Post #22
- Feb 11, 2008
- Forum: Programming
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C++ help

If you need a simple array in C++, please use the standard vector class instead: #include <vector> ... std::vector<int> numVec; numVec.resize(maxNumItems); ... numVec[0] = ...
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- Post #17
- Sep 17, 2007
- Forum: Programming
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Coolest *nix app ever:D (includes worst tutorial ever:D)

I was looking for a very similar program today. Works like a charm in Debian. Thanks.
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- Post #2
- Jun 20, 2007
- Forum: Open Source
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Why iostream and not stdio?

Yes, type-safety is the biggest reason. Boost::format's supposed to be pretty good though: http://www.boost.org/libs/format/index.html
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- Post #5
- Dec 18, 2006
- Forum: Windows
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Is there a maximum size/number of static arrays that can be declared in a struct or class?

You need to create a compilable/runnable sample program that demonstrates the problem, and post the code for it. Otherwise, there is no way to find out what the problem is.
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- Post #4
- Dec 13, 2006
- Forum: Windows
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In C, can structs have member functions?

That is not correct. C++ structs are exactly the same as classes except their members/methods are public by default.
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- Post #3
- Oct 29, 2006
- Forum: Windows
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Simulating automata

I wouldn't advise putting it into a function because it will be very messy. Instead, create a DFA class to represent a DFA "object". Create a couple of functions inside the class to do what you're doing in main(). For instance, one function can get input from the user to describe the DFA. The...
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- Post #4
- Oct 11, 2006
- Forum: Windows
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Simulating automata

Try the below: Change line 40 cin>>transition[0][y]; to: cin>>transition[y][1]; Change line 51 curr_state=transition[0][curr_state]; to: curr_state=transition[curr_state][0]; Change line 53 curr_state=transition[curr_state][0]; to : curr_state=transition[curr_state][1];
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- Post #2
- Oct 10, 2006
- Forum: Windows
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Programming OpenGL in C++ and using Dev-C++

This should get you started (and more): http://nehe.gamedev.net/
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- Post #3
- Oct 10, 2006
- Forum: Windows
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Is it me, or is Firefox becoming more and more unstable as it rises in version?

The only issue I consistently encounter is that the keyboard arrow and page-up/down keys randomly stop working.
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- Post #18
- Oct 7, 2006
- Forum: Windows
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C++ Programmers...

I use pretty much all features of C++ as needed. Most of the template usage (non-STL) is simple, although invaluable. I do not recall ever using multiple inheritance as part of my job (simply because it was unneeded). However, I have used it often in personal projects. I would probably not have...
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- Post #2
- Oct 2, 2006
- Forum: Windows
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c++ casting problems

Can you post a sample compilable program that demonstrates the problem?
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- Post #8
- Jun 4, 2006
- Forum: Windows
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c++ casting problems

Maybe. Post a minimal complete working program that reproduces the segfault.
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- Post #6
- Jun 3, 2006
- Forum: Windows

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