WOOHOO!
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Dont use C# or C++ Its too hard; U should write code in the language you speak.
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Dont use C# or C++ Its too hard; U should write code in the language you speak.
npclntxz.dll wrote:
U should write code in the language you speak.
Is your native language different than mine (English)? I haven't found a language that is quick and accurate enough to define an algorithm. Just look at an advanced algorithms book, it will talk for pages describing the logic. Rather than: int x = y[list->Value]++; try doing it with words in any language more effeciently, I dare you :)
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Trolling for 5's gets you a 1. :doh::laugh:
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npclntxz.dll wrote:
U should write code in the language you speak.
Is your native language different than mine (English)? I haven't found a language that is quick and accurate enough to define an algorithm. Just look at an advanced algorithms book, it will talk for pages describing the logic. Rather than: int x = y[list->Value]++; try doing it with words in any language more effeciently, I dare you :)
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No, Microsoft Visual Live ActiveMAKE#! :cool:
'Howard
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peterchen wrote:
It never said that about my projects
:laugh: I guess that's because I'm out of date too. ;) Marc
nah, it's just you are ripe ;)
We are a big screwed up dysfunctional psychotic happy family - some more screwed up, others more happy, but everybody's psychotic joint venture definition of CP
My first real C# project | Linkify!|FoldWithUs! | sighist -
The thing that has bugged me in VS2003 and 2005, that every freakin' C# project gets recompiled when I tell it to run the startup project, HAS BEEN FIXED IN VS2008!!! WOOT! :jig: :beer: :badger: It now only compiles projects where the source code has changed!!! I can't wait to discover that it actually is buggy. And the thread selection in the debugger is awesome! Marc
One not so good point re: VS2008 is that there are significant limitations when developing an embedded database application (even when using Microsoft's own product: MS SQL Compact 2005). For example, there is no way via the designer to do Foreign Key relations. I haven't looked but it is likely this works for MS SQL. This is a real nuisance when you are building a database that has quite a number of tables.
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John Cardinal wrote:
Why for art though feeding the trolls Mr. Clifton?
It's sort of like an enchantment. For one hour each day, if I happen to encounter a troll during that time (usually at night before I go to bed) I'm compelled to feed it. :) Marc
I thought you were poking it with a stick.
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One not so good point re: VS2008 is that there are significant limitations when developing an embedded database application (even when using Microsoft's own product: MS SQL Compact 2005). For example, there is no way via the designer to do Foreign Key relations. I haven't looked but it is likely this works for MS SQL. This is a real nuisance when you are building a database that has quite a number of tables.
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deltalmg wrote:
effeciently
Geez, I kant even speel correctly.
deltalmg wrote:
try doing it with words in any language
This, dear teachers, are why word problems were such a pain-in-the-ass in grade school! It wasn't because I stoopid. :^)
Gary
ghle wrote:
This, dear teachers, are why word problems were such a pain-in-the-ass in grade school! It wasn't because I stoopid.
This is why natural languages are so incompatible with artificial/constructed languages. There is no logic behind natural languages.
ROFLOLMFAO
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Looks good, but it's not free like VS Express is. I'm not a commercial developer. I just do it for my own purposes and to help others out with some free app I produce (if I can). Thanks for the tip though.