Why would you use java to compile C/C++ ?¡ And for what you want to do (full control over the compilation) you should resort to something like make and predefine each and every step in the process, and calling the makefile in your exec(...)

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As far as you can go (anything but machinecode, I would like to program a compiler for something like this: mov eax, ebx That would be to boring for me and it wouldn't compile easly to something like javabytecode or CIL.

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Nice site

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Yes many people, eMacs is written in it!

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Forth is already done and the compiler can be found here on this website, so that is being kept alive... PICK is a language I never heard of before so that is interesting to look into, and so is APL. Thanks! PS: YES YOU SHOULD GET FLAMED FOR SAYING THAT, not for the VB part, thats true :laugh: , but for the fact that I don't want to cause a riot on this post. VB-people are already frustrated enough, we do not need to demotivate them any more by telling them they write stuff in a ancient, verbose and ugly language ;P ...

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I am currently devoting my time to old and almost extinct languages... The goal of my devotion is to make sure these languages aren't forgotten and to keep them alive by building compilers for them in .net/java. Currently the language that has my full attention is Simula. I have some documentation, and am building a compiler for it (in my spare time). But, here comes the question... What after Simula? What language should I focus on? What do you guys(/girls) think about when you hear "an extinct (programming)language" ? Please tell me...

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When you have created a new setup project in vs2005, you go to the 'File System' right click on 'File System on Target Machine', 'Add Special Folder', 'Fonts Folder'. And then you just add in the Fonts folder the right files... Just of topic... I have helped you could you help me? I want to finish my work (General Discussion - Cards?).

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Checkout the help of the Visual Studios... It is all in there ... ;P

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I seek a deck of cards (in bmp, png, jpg or jpeg) that is free, royalty free, so with other words a 52 files that I can use in my programming without to be worried of paying some guy/woman/compagny. The target is to make a few cardgames that will be published as freeware or under the MIT license, and maybe post a few here on CodeProject. All to improve my programmingskills. One little detail is that I will program in java, mono, .net and win32. So the cards will not only be used on the windows platform, the CardGame starterkit from microsoft won't do, it restricts me to the win32 platform.

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Does anyone knows a good topic to write a article on? My previous one did not go so well in scores and views... (Using the WebBrowser as an extention possibility)

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I have never ever heared of "Latex"... And stop posting the same message in every message board. I have already read it in "General Discussion"... :mad:

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I have a very good solution... It is known under the saying "Write once, debug everywhere"... It's called Java :laugh:

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I actually went looking... http://www.providence.edu/mcs/studentprojects.htm http://cs.millersville.edu/~webster/cs406java/javaprojects.html http://mindprod.com/projects/projects.html http://users.cs.cf.ac.uk/David.W.Walker/projects.pdf#search="programming project ideas"

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This could come in handy for me 2... I have next year my final project. Does any1 has an idea ? :-D

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Just me thinking in a strange way (in a way I would never program)... Why don't you just call in .net the Process class with the right commands as arguments... I actually don't know the usersettings (as I don't use those), but knowing Windows, there must be a cmd command. And you can call the cmd with the Process class ... Do you see where I am going ? :doh: But the first thing I should do, look for methods in the user32.dll and such for things that do your thing (I am so boring :zzz:) If you can understand anything of my typing (because I don't :->), try to search in that direction... And if you have the final program, email me the link :-O

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Everything went wrong when the creative mind behind turbo pascal left the compagny for a nice little job at Microsoft: Anders Hejlsberg. Anders Hejlsberg is the only person in Microsoft of who I say WOW, that guy is a genius ! Come on, he develops (almost) on his own the entire Delphi (Object-Pascal) and Vcl. He is the one and only behind the structure in the .net framework. He develops C#, it just looks (to me) like every language he gets his hands on get very advanced and popular.

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Well to close the thread : t1.Abort (); This causes a ThreadAbortException you just catch it in the method of the thread (in this case "ThreadLoadingData"). When the exception is caught you just stop uploading. For the rest, the progress stuff, there is a special class in .net that handles this, I don't have the time to look, but I suggest you take a look online for this in Google or some other searchengine.

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I know "my logic" together with my "PERFECT English" :sigh: makes my answer so easy to understand :-> I actually call the dispose method outside the form, when for an example you can't reset it to be reused or it does not have to be reused at all. Ofcourse you can always dump your forms when you no longer need them, it is easy and you don't have to think about your model (you never actually have to do that with .net X| ) But I have tested it, and in many cases I find it much more usefull to keep my forms around for just a bit longer then to just dump them and let the GC handle it (after a few years, when it finds the time to do so, on my machine never :rolleyes:).

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Just a small idea :laugh: : If you dispose your form when you press the Finishedbutton, then all the stuff in your form gets disposed :~ But after that you call the Close method. As far as i can see, the closemethod closes the form and releases all, by calling Dispose(bool). Try to compile/run your code without the dispose. I have never tried to call a dispose method inside the form that I want to close, I have always Disposed it outside of the form (many times I do not dispose it at all and just reset the form to reuse it a few moments later when the user wants to see it, what is very likely).

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I would go with version 1... You can actually see when it returns null, in version 2 you really have to read all the code to know when it returns null...

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