hey, fuck off with your signature... ^^ ;P

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definitely. There are way too much indian forums on that technology, we'd need to balance that a bit ^^

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Want a youporn access ? :-\

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No no no, I'm not back, I was just here to reply to this very post talking about me :cool: VisualCalc is a cool app, and I'm still using it from times to times. The problem is that I totally lost my C/C++ skills as I'm not working with this language at all at work, and there cooler calculators on the web IMO, so I lost the excitment.

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Yup, abandonned project, coded with an abandonned language, and hosted on an abandonned site... ;P

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Wow, guess what, years since I last logged into CP ^^ (actually, a friend reported this post to me) So, yes, I left CP years ago, and I don't think I have time and motivation anymore... Maybe once CP converts to Oracle Siebel technologies :-D

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maybe I wasn't at the right one : the usual morons weren't there actually ;)

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sorry, I had to... lol :rolleyes:

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CPallini wrote:

W Are you that Minkowski [^]?

or that one[^] ?!

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not that much, but at least, he could defend himself ?! lol

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so, you voted every answer you got as Bad because you couldn't figure how to read the documentation by yourself ? The "said working" solution is what someone else suggested without providing code... Dude, help yourself, and learn reading the MSDN :zzz: And if you're about to vote for this post, take time at least to explain why you do so

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you see no difference because the differences are underground. the second parameter is meant to tell to CList how it's gonna handle your list elements like. a CTime template parameter tells to use so as methods parameter, that means each time you pass an element to a CList method (such as Add()), it will pass a CTime. that means the parameter will be passed by copy. a CTime& (or even better a const CTime&) template parameter will have you make no changes in your code, but it will handle references, so no copies anymore. the difference between the 2 is in the memory consumption and in the performances of the program.

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BTW, the static_cast<lpctstr>() is useless and can be omitted

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wow, neat !

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I was just having an eye, and it comforts me in my thoughts...

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yes, and I even have my agents reporting the worst questions ever in the ASP.NET forum... lol

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this is why I left this forum ; too much idiotic question, wasting my time and pulling down the level of this place... too bad.

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much much better :rolleyes: it would be even better if you wouldn't put that horrible using namespace std; at the beginning of your code ;P

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VuNic wrote:

*pchText++;

you know this is bad coding, but you push a newbie into it ?! evil you are ;P

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Anu_Bala wrote:

VS.net2005

just for information, this does not exist. you can find either VS.NET (which is VS 2003) or VS2005 (MS removed the ".NET" in later editions because it was confusing people too much about "can I code native code with VS.NET ?")... anyway, for your question, like other people replied to you, there's absolutely no problem in installing several versions of Visual Studio in the same machine. So I'm curious about why your admin says so... any experiments ?

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