I hope you don't mind, i modified your vec3 class for my project (I also used a template, so it can be used with any type you need). I changed normalization, dot and cross products to be member...
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I hope you don't mind, i modified your vec3 class for my project (I also used a template, so it can be used with any type you need). I changed normalization, dot and cross products to be member...
Everything works with Code::Blocks. Code::Blocks is just an IDE, not a compiler. It uses GCC (or other compilers, but GCC by default).
Simply see what libs you must link with, and add them to your...
It is basically just a matter of taste.
When working on something small, I usually use gedit (with autocomplete plugins, and C/C++ highlighting), and I have a terminal embedded into it.
I use...
Quite right, my mistake... Wonder how I came up with 2 :confused: (nope, never worked with C/C++ on 16-bit machines)...
Things could be much easyer with C++ ;)
Nevertheless, you should avoid linked list for small data, because (in your case) one char is 1 byte, and two pointers (doubly linked list) are 2 bytes...
This worked like a charm... Thank you!
Thanks :)
That pretty much clears that up :) (somewhat)
Yeah, I saw that too :)
But why does // exist, and where does it reside?
It has to be a real dir, otherwise it would not be shown as such with pwd.
If it is in root (which is the only place it...
While doing something in the terminal, I acidently typed
cd //
instead of
cd ..
To my great surprise, it worked. I was in // directory, which I never knew existed...
pwd returns '//' as...
I just deleted .gnome and .gnome2
Now I have deleted .gconf and .nautilus too
I don't need backup, because I want a clean new gnome :)
Thank you everyone
I currently have Kubuntu, but I will switch to ubuntu (I'm simply going to install ubuntu-desktop). I did this once, but had problems.
My hard drive has 3 partitions, 20Gb for root, 1Gb for swap,...
Right now, I have kubuntu with KDE on my computer. However, I would like to install GNOME. Installing ubuntu-desktop from repositories is not really an option for me, as I have rather limited...
Done that. It did compile (with vmware-any-any-116) but now when I try to run a virtual machine I get this error :( :
Version mismatch with vmmon module: expecting 167.0, got 137.0.
You have an...
I can't install vmware. I have tried experimenting and google-ing but everything failed.
This is what I did (my kernel is 2.6.24-16-generic):
First I tried running vmware-install.pl as usual, but...
I'm having the exact same problem :(
I have got myself a GeForce 8800. At first I had trouble making it work (Ubintu 7.10). After a while, I recieved Kubuntu 8.04, and it worked fine (restricted drivers found and enabled). But my sound...
No, I'm saying that I can't create a script, nor use any Open Source (or any other) solutions. I must make my own solution, but it CAN be based on anything...
I'm making a program, and I need to make an auto-updater, that will download and apply the patch. I was thinking of using wget, diff and patch, but my employer probably won't be releasing the program...
It's important to know that variable sofar must be integer :)
Operator % works with integers only...
I realise that you probably already use integers...
Hello,
I need a C/C++ library that simplifies the process of burning CDs and DVDs and works on both linux and windows.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance...
Let me see if I got this right from Wiki :
Only capital letters, no spaces, or anything?
Hello.
I need a C/C++ library which can open and interpret video files (as much formats as possible). I need to access specific frames of the video as images. Do you know a good library?
Thank you...
Yes, that is so. I saw that x86_64 users need to have 32-bit libraries installed, so the game is probably natively 32-bit. The game I'm talking about is Penumbra Overture.
I'm downloading a game made for x86_64. I have x86 architecture, but it's 32-bit :)
Any chance for this to work? Thank you in advance...
I switched completely a few months ago, and have no intention of going back.
I'm interested in system programming, not that I'm any good at it (yet), and digital electronics (microcontrollers,...