It's Linux so yes! Ubuntu is based of Debain GNU/Linux which is one of the most stable and secure Linux distro out there! Ubunutu is a little more cutting edge, there is excellent support for it on the Ubuntu forums. I have Kubuntu 64bit (Ubuntu + KDE desktop) running on my box at home and on my laptop.
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what you want to do is include the header files from the source file that will be making use of these functions or classes. having header files include other header files can introduce circular dependencies and this will result in increasing the compile time. this is not a hard and fast rule, but one i follow most of the time. this way you include the source file once, where it is being used!
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i am a fan of slackware linux, i like to build my apps directly from the source... it can be a pain at times but you get to learn more about linux this way! the nice thing about building your app from source is that the app will be optimized for your system and really it's not rocket science! :laugh: slackware comes with many desktop manager allowing you to switch easily, and i find it more suitable to work with as a developer ubuntu is also nice, it's really easy to get started with for those new to linux, and they have a cool easy to use download manager which lets you installs other application
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take a look at the mono project http://www.mono-project.com/Main_Page[^]
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you will need to compile each file separately. each file creates a different exe, one will create a client exe and the other a server exe. each file has a main method, when you compile files together it to create a single exe, so what you are doing is incorrect. in short you can't have multiple definitions of a function, in your case that would be 'main' try: gcc -o server server.c gcc -o client client.c hope this helps :-D
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I've found out that it seems one cannot replace or upgrade the dbghelp.dll that comes installed with the system. If anyone knows otherwise, please let me know!
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Does anyone know how I can upgrade dbghelp.dll?
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I was able to find the problem and fix it, just needed to add an image list!
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I'm setting the check state in the treeview but after the treeview becomes visible for the 1st time, nothing is checked. If I do the same operation after the treeview is visible, everything works fine. How can I get the treeview to correctly display the checked states the first time around? I've even invalidated the treeview window, called UpdateWindow, and RedrawWindow with no success. TIA
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If you're working with a beta version than you are effectively beta testing for Microsoft. So if you care you need to log in those bugs and have Microsoft fix them in due time. Personally I don't install beta stuff on my production PC, and I like to wait even after the 1st release till a service pack come out on a new product to feel confident in looking into migrating to the new version. IF you've ever had to deploy a new product to millions of uses you would know how difficult it is just to manage the logistics on the entire operation! I am currently looking at three Open Source projects and I've sent request for help to each owner and I get the same feeling the project owners don't seem to care :) ... only got one reply, very terse but no follow up.
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She sure is Sexxy :laugh:
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Thanks Bran for your reply. I have found a simply tool that someone from the Doxygen-Develop mailing list said I could use, it's called gcc-xml and designed for tool developers like me who don't want to read the "Red Dragon" book on parsing :)
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i was just thinking about this project! i wonder if they have a few simple classes i can use to get a parse tree of only the method signature? ... i was looking for something more simple, don't got the energy to dive into larger projects and start ripping out what i need :laugh: possibly i can ask the developers to point me to the files i need. thanks
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i am looking for simple code that will give me a list of all the class method signatures. i want to use these signatures for a tool to generate mock classes for a unit testing tool i have developed.
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Does anyone know of any open-source code that will allow me to parse a C++ header file for all the class method signatures?
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Why not just ask wife what she likes to do? Possibly she can turn an hobby that she is good at and make money out of it. I would start with that and then check out a local book store on starting up a business, etc. the work from home stuff only makes money for ppl sucking other into buying this useless stuff from them... nothing is free, and there are no short-cuts in life, if that was true we would all doing it =) She could take up freelance photography, art design, or writing to name a few if she has any talent in any of there areas? She need to get in touch with others that may already be doing this and making money. She could join a local meetup, or support group, google ppl and network!
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until you get caught on a store video that makes it way to the 6 o'clock news or youtube lol:laugh:
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Also you should get into the habit of appending (post fixing) a letter 'd' at the end of the debug lib filename to distinguish it from the release version. i.e
release name: utils.lib
debug name: utilsd.lib
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Always feels good to find the bug :)
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Go to your compiler debug setting and turn on, "break on 1st exception" for all exceptions type. Run the program again from the debugger and cause the exception to get thrown. As soon as the exception is thrown, your code will break and you will be able to tell from the call-stack who is throwing the exception! Inspect the code and figure out why this is happening... are you doing something wrong? did you fail to init something? etc, etc. You will need to do some work, hope this helps!
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