Just found Audio DiffMaker[^] but never used it. What I do use is Mp3Tag with its build-in md5 audio checksum, but I think, it will fail for different compression rates. Some usage idea in How-to: Copy the MD5 checksum to a tag and compare it[^] Second find - sounds too good to believe (english landing page) AllDup - Freeware zum Suchen und Löschen von Dateiduplikaten[^] foobar 2000 with a plugin was also mentioned somewhere ...

OpenShot Video Editor | Download[^] Perhaps overkill, but offers a nice playground. Unfortunately it has no automatic distribution of the pictures, you have to put them on a timeline and expand them to the desired duration but it works. As far as I remember our canon video-cam also came with a video editor ('HDWriter') which could merge videos, pictures and music. But that was more then 10 years ago ...

I have never done anything like that, but perhaps this helps: Penny Pinching in the Cloud: Azure Static Web Apps are saving me money - Scott Hanselman's Blog[^] and from that: Azure Static Web Apps – App Service | Microsoft Azure[^] "Pay as you grow Always free for hobby/personal projects. Easily move between pricing options based on your business needs."

Looking at your selected CPUs, TDM comes to mind: i7-10875H: TDP = 45W is more of a desktop CPU. The others, postfixed with "U"" are designed for Notebooks etc. Just wondering.

And Northern Ireland?

Sorry, it is in german ... Homematic DIY-Projekt: Thermometer und Hydrometer – fertige Platine im Eigenbau › technikkram.net[^]

Is it possible to get the old newsletter version back? I really do miss the sections and do not know what the pictures are for. cheers L. Braun

After reading the original post again, I wasn't sure I got it right, so I had a look in wikipedia about PLANC. Now I think EXITFOR specifies what to do if the for loop exits normally and the EXITWHILE specifies what to do when a WHILE clause (one of many) becomes true. Both blocks are specified inside the loop. So I see a WHILE in PLANC as a "if() break;" construction in c. And EXITFOR and EXITWHILE would be coded as something like if (got_out_with_break) {// EXITWHILE block} else {// EXITFOR block} but I could be wrong :) As stated below - Python got it as well.

After a loop, how do you know if you finished it or breaked out of it? This post is not about just leaving a loop, but about knowing how you left it and act according it. We probably all know how to do that in c, but this is about a language that adds syntax elements for that.

I am not sure how this could be implemented. If the class code is in a different compile unit, the compiler cannot optimize the calling program, or cannot check any hints. If the class code is known, perhaps by including it, inlining and then optimizing could probably do it right now. In other words - nice to have, but I do not see any practical way to do it.

Try google: "sort coblist" comes up with http://www.codeguru.com/cpp/cpp/cpp_mfc/collections/article.php/c757/[^] and a lot of recommendations to drop MFC :)

Hi, is it possible to get the real link behind "http://www.codeproject.com/News.aspx?nwid=6865" (and others)? Microsoft keeps redirecting me to the german side, which does not have the requested page. Perhaps there is another solution, but I have no idea. Thanks, Lothar

or have a look at a free hex editor like HxD http://www.mh-nexus.de/[^]