comp.programming

• Date Index

• SOA survey, Selwyn Akintola
• Binary Tree Depth(), sumerc
  • Re: Binary Tree Depth(), Chris Dollin
    • Re: Binary Tree Depth(), Logan Shaw
      • Re: Binary Tree Depth(), sumerc
      • Re: Binary Tree Depth(), CBFalconer
      • Re: Binary Tree Depth(), Stephen Howe
  • Re: Binary Tree Depth(), user923005
• Exact string matching problem - algorithms, exact_string_match
  • Re: Exact string matching problem - algorithms, Mr. Arnold
  • Re: Exact string matching problem - algorithms, Mr. Arnold
  • Re: Exact string matching problem - algorithms, Rob Thorpe
  • Re: Exact string matching problem - algorithms, rossum
  • Re: Exact string matching problem - algorithms, Al Balmer
  • Re: Exact string matching problem - algorithms, user923005
• I have no idea how to attack this problem...., Chad
  • Re: I have no idea how to attack this problem...., Phlip
    • Re: I have no idea how to attack this problem...., Chad
      • Re: I have no idea how to attack this problem...., Captain Dondo
      • Re: I have no idea how to attack this problem...., Phlip
      • Re: I have no idea how to attack this problem...., Phlip
  • Re: I have no idea how to attack this problem...., mruhlin@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: I have no idea how to attack this problem...., Alan Morgan
  • Re: I have no idea how to attack this problem...., user923005
• Voyeur: spy windows and processes, trap messages, Mike Oslon
• combinatorial optimization problem (six-pick wager grouping), bullockbefriending bard
  • Re: combinatorial optimization problem (six-pick wager grouping), mensanator@xxxxxxx
    • Re: combinatorial optimization problem (six-pick wager grouping), bullockbefriending bard
      • Re: combinatorial optimization problem (six-pick wager grouping), mensanator@xxxxxxx
      • Re: combinatorial optimization problem (six-pick wager grouping), bullockbefriending bard
      • Re: combinatorial optimization problem (six-pick wager grouping), mensanator@xxxxxxx
  • Re: combinatorial optimization problem (six-pick wager grouping), Chris Uppal
• What does it take to become a good programmer, silver7titan
  • Re: What does it take to become a good programmer, Logan Shaw
  • Re: What does it take to become a good programmer, santosh
    • Re: What does it take to become a good programmer, Hallvard B Furuseth
      • Re: What does it take to become a good programmer, Jayee725
  • Re: What does it take to become a good programmer, Jon Harrop
  • Re: What does it take to become a good programmer, Michael
• regression testing and maps, CptDondo
• signal, Allan Adler
  • Re: signal, user923005
    • Re: signal, Allan Adler
      • Re: signal, user923005
      • Re: signal, Allan Adler
      • Re: signal, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: signal, Allan Adler
      • Re: signal, Jens Thoms Toerring
      • Re: signal, Logan Shaw
      • Re: signal, Allan Adler
• Re: The nerve of some idiots!, Mr. Arnold
  • Re: The nerve of some idiots!, Joe Wright
    • Re: The nerve of some idiots!, Chris Uppal
      • Re: The nerve of some idiots!, Randy Howard
      • Re: The nerve of some idiots!, Chris Uppal
      • Re: The nerve of some idiots!, matevzb
      • Re: The nerve of some idiots!, Keith Thompson
      • Re: The nerve of some idiots!, matevzb
      • Re: The nerve of some idiots!, Randy Howard
    • Re: The nerve of some idiots!, Mr. Arnold
      • Re: The nerve of some idiots!, Joe Wright
      • Re: Okey Dokey Pampers!, Mr. Arnold
      • Re: The nerve of some idiots!, Mr. Arnold
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: The nerve of some idiots!, Peter B. P.
  • Re: The nerve of some idiots!, larwe
• X/XCB programming (list of windows, raising/focus, sending events)., Kazik
  • Re: X/XCB programming (list of windows, raising/focus, sending events)., matevzb
• Simple search algorithms, amant85
  • Re: Simple search algorithms, Roberto Waltman
  • Re: Simple search algorithms, Logan Shaw
    • Re: Simple search algorithms, amant85
      • Re: Simple search algorithms, Logan Shaw
      • Re: Simple search algorithms, amant85
  • Re: Simple search algorithms, user923005
• Re: Idiotic Specifications, Mark Walsh
• Can we code a program that can create another program, Smruti
  • Re: Can we code a program that can create another program, BiGYaN
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Can we code a program that can create another program, Smruti
    • Re: Can we code a program that can create another program, Friedrich Dominicus
      • Re: Can we code a program that can create another program, Smruti
      • Re: Can we code a program that can create another program, dearcilla
    • Re: Can we code a program that can create another program, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Can we code a program that can create another program, Ben Pfaff
    • Re: Can we code a program that can create another program, Chris Uppal
      • Re: Can we code a program that can create another program, Logan Shaw
• Metaprogramming problem(s) common to all languages., Adam Skobi
  • Re: Metaprogramming problem(s) common to all languages., user923005
  • Re: Metaprogramming problem(s) common to all languages., jrojaspin
  • Re: Metaprogramming problem(s) common to all languages., Rob Thorpe
• Re: Descriptive exceptions, Alf P. Steinbach
• is this possible?, wasted wanderer
  • Re: is this possible?, Logan Shaw
  • Re: is this possible?, Mr. Arnold
    • Re: is this possible?, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: is this possible?, Mr. Arnold
      • Re: is this possible?, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: is this possible?, Mr. Arnold
      • Re: is this possible?, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: is this possible?, Mr. Arnold
      • Re: is this possible?, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: is this possible?, Mr. Arnold
      • Re: is this possible?, Logan Shaw
      • Re: is this possible?, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: is this possible?, Logan Shaw
  • Re: is this possible?, wasted wanderer
    • Re: is this possible?, Steve O'Hara-Smith
    • Re: is this possible?, Mr. Arnold
  • Re: is this possible?, Jon Harrop
• which language i should learn, ( to learn algorithms and software design ) ?, pandit
  • Re: which language i should learn, ( to learn algorithms and software design ) ?, santosh
    • Re: which language i should learn, ( to learn algorithms and software design ) ?, pandit
      • Re: which language i should learn, ( to learn algorithms and software design ) ?, santosh
      • Re: which language i should learn, ( to learn algorithms and software design ) ?, arnuld
    • Re: which language i should learn, ( to learn algorithms and software design ) ?, pandit
  • Re: which language i should learn, ( to learn algorithms and software design ) ?, Michael
    • Re: which language i should learn, ( to learn algorithms and software design ) ?, Beliavsky
    • Re: which language i should learn, ( to learn algorithms and software design ) ?, jimmaureenrogers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    • Re: which language i should learn, ( to learn algorithms and software design ) ?, Friedrich Dominicus
      • Re: which language i should learn, ( to learn algorithms and software design ) ?, CBFalconer
    • Re: which language i should learn, ( to learn algorithms and software design ) ?, Chris Barts
  • Re: which language i should learn, ( to learn algorithms and software design ) ?, Hallvard B Furuseth
    • Re: which language i should learn, ( to learn algorithms and software design ) ?, pandit
  • Re: which language i should learn, ( to learn algorithms and software design ) ?, Muntasir Azam Khan
• Re: ^*^**^*^* Huge Penis Contest ^*^*^*^**, Rami
• wait(&status) != pid, Allan Adler
  • Re: wait(&status) != pid, Ben Pfaff
  • Re: wait(&status) != pid, Jens Thoms Toerring
  • Re: wait(&status) != pid, Hallvard B Furuseth
    • Re: wait(&status) != pid, Allan Adler
      • Re: wait(&status) != pid, Hallvard B Furuseth
      • Re: wait(&status) != pid, Jens Thoms Toerring
• raselr.c, Allan Adler
  • Re: raselr.c, Jens Thoms Toerring
    • Re: raselr.c, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: raselr.c, Randy Howard
      • Re: raselr.c, Allan Adler
      • Re: raselr.c, Allan Adler
      • Re: raselr.c, Jens Thoms Toerring
      • Re: raselr.c, Allan Adler
• Re: a question on google's algorithm, WTF
• Looking for task scheduling component..., greg
• which should i learn 1st: procedural or modular programming or OOD, pandit
• which shoild i learn 1st learn procedural or modular programming OOD, pandit
  • Re: which shoild i learn 1st learn procedural or modular programming OOD, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: which shoild i learn 1st learn procedural or modular programming OOD, arnuld
    • Re: which shoild i learn 1st learn procedural or modular programming OOD, Chris Uppal
  • Re: which shoild i learn 1st learn procedural or modular programming OOD, Chris Uppal
    • Re: which shoild i learn 1st learn procedural or modular programming OOD, pandit
    • Is Procedural/Modular paradigm a basis of OOD paradigm ?, arnuld
• what do the squares' mean?, Cao Yi
  • Re: what do the squares' mean?, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: what do the squares' mean?, Cao Yi
• In-place comparison of binary search trees?, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
  • Re: In-place comparison of binary search trees?, Ben Pfaff
  • Re: In-place comparison of binary search trees?, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: In-place comparison of binary search trees?, Jon Harrop
  • Re: In-place comparison of binary search trees?, CBFalconer
  • Re: In-place comparison of binary search trees?, Gene
• ANN: BASICdraw 2.0, Malcolm McLean
• Hash table size, Fabian Svara
  • Re: Hash table size, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Hash table size, Richard Harter
      • Re: Hash table size, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: Hash table size, Jon Harrop
  • Re: Hash table size, user923005
  • Re: Hash table size, CBFalconer
    • Re: Hash table size, Richard Harter
      • Re: Hash table size, CBFalconer
      • Re: Hash table size, Richard Harter
      • Re: Hash table size, CBFalconer
      • Re: Hash table size, Richard Harter
      • Re: Hash table size, CBFalconer
      • Re: Hash table size, Richard Harter
      • Re: Hash table size, CBFalconer
      • Re: Hash table size, Richard Harter
      • Re: Hash table size, CBFalconer
      • Re: Hash table size, Richard Harter
      • Re: Hash table size, CBFalconer
      • Re: Hash table size, Richard Harter
      • Re: Hash table size, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Hash table size, Richard Harter
      • Re: Hash table size, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Hash table size, Richard Harter
      • Re: Hash table size, CBFalconer
      • Re: Hash table size, Richard Harter
      • Re: Hash table size, CBFalconer
      • Re: Hash table size, Hallvard B Furuseth
      • Re: Hash table size, CBFalconer
      • Re: Hash table size, Hallvard B Furuseth
      • Re: Hash table size, Richard Harter
      • Re: Hash table size, CBFalconer
• Perl is a poorly understood language ?, surfivor
  • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Jon Harrop
    • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Malcolm McLean
    • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Randy Howard
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Randy Howard
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Randy Howard
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Chris Uppal
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Ed Prochak
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, William
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Logan Shaw
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Casey Hawthorne
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Randy Howard
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Logan Shaw
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Ed Prochak
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Randy Howard
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Ed Prochak
    • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Logan Shaw
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Chris Uppal
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Logan Shaw
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Jon Harrop
    • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, William
  • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Logan Shaw
    • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Chris Uppal
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Juha Laiho
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Chris Uppal
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Ed Prochak
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Chris Uppal
      • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Chris Uppal
    • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Beliavsky
  • Re: Perl is a poorly understood language ?, Rob Thorpe
• Modified Dijkstra Algorithm, osheikh81
• Flex question, Allan Adler
  • Re: Flex question, Ben Pfaff
    • Re: Flex question, Allan Adler
  • Re: Flex question, BenFrsbrg
    • Re: Flex question, Allan Adler
• maze generation, conrad
  • Re: maze generation, Jon Harrop
    • Re: maze generation, conrad
      • Re: maze generation, Jon Harrop
      • Re: maze generation, conrad
      • Re: maze generation, Jon Harrop
  • Re: maze generation, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: maze generation, CBFalconer
      • Re: maze generation, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: maze generation, mensanator@xxxxxxx
      • Re: maze generation, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: maze generation, Ben Pfaff
• Pattern matching, Jon Harrop
  • Re: Pattern matching, Ben Pfaff
    • Re: Pattern matching, Jon Harrop
  • Re: Pattern matching, DavidM
• super search, ik.software@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: super search, ik.software@xxxxxxxxx
• E=mc2 and British Nobel Laureate Frederick Soddi, sciencecool@xxxxxxxxxxx
• web-site images problem convert into asp.net, jay
  • Re: web-site images problem convert into asp.net, Logan Shaw
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • web-site images problem convert into asp.net, jay
• C++ Tutorial (a beginner's), Blue_hatter
  • Re: C++ Tutorial (a beginner's), santosh
    • Re: C++ Tutorial (a beginner's), arnuld
  • Re: C++ Tutorial (a beginner's), robert maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
    • Re: C++ Tutorial (a beginner's), CBFalconer
    • Re: C++ Tutorial (a beginner's), Blue_hatter
  • Re: C++ Tutorial (a beginner's), arnuld
  • Re: C++ Tutorial (a beginner's), Xeranx@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: C++ Tutorial (a beginner's), Blue_hatter
      • Re: C++ Tutorial (a beginner's), Xeranx@xxxxxxxxx
• What would you call this program?, trading_jacks
  • Re: What would you call this program?, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: What would you call this program?, Phlip
    • Re: What would you call this program?, Randy Howard
      • Re: What would you call this program?, kfrogdiehl
• to study java, ramgarg69@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: to study java, robert maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Will pay for need help and occasional advise on using excel, Jerry in Oklahoma
  • Re: Will pay for need help and occasional advise on using excel, Mr. Arnold
  • Re: Will pay for need help and occasional advise on using excel, Jon Harrop
• Request for Career Advice, karsam . bhargav
  • Re: Request for Career Advice, CBFalconer
    • Re: Request for Career Advice, Logan Shaw
    • Re: Request for Career Advice, Malcolm McLean
      • Re: Request for Career Advice, Randy Howard
      • Re: Request for Career Advice, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Request for Career Advice, Randy Howard
      • Re: Request for Career Advice, MSCHAEF.COM
      • Re: Request for Career Advice, Randy Howard
      • Re: Request for Career Advice, MSCHAEF.COM
      • Re: Request for Career Advice, Mr. Arnold
  • Re: Request for Career Advice, Phlip
  • Re: Request for Career Advice, Mr. Arnold
• Re: Help for the logic design, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Help for the logic design, Logan Shaw
• Hide URL of file download location., Paul
  • Re: Hide URL of file download location., Paul Herber
    • Re: Hide URL of file download location., Christopher Layne
  • Re: Hide URL of file download location., Paul
  • Re: Hide URL of file download location., robert maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• trouble with using qsort in <stdlib.h>, subramanian
  • Re: trouble with using qsort in <stdlib.h>, Christopher Layne
  • Re: trouble with using qsort in <stdlib.h>, Richard Heathfield
• Cows and bulls, ramu
  • Re: Cows and bulls, Pascal Bourguignon
• How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, surf
  • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, Christopher Layne
    • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, Randy Howard
    • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, Chris Uppal
      • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, Phil Hobbs
      • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, Alan Morgan
      • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, W Karas
      • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, Alan
      • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, Phlip
    • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, d_d
      • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, d_d
      • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, Blue_hatter
      • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, Randy Howard
      • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, John Smith
    • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, Peter Nilsson
      • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, CBFalconer
      • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, Ico
      • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, Ico
  • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, matevzb
  • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, Joe Wright
  • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, CBFalconer
    • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, robert maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
  • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, Logan Shaw
  • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, rossum
    • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, Logan Shaw
      • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, Stuart
      • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, Allan Adler
      • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, W Karas
    • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, W Karas
  • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, William
    • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, robert maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, CBFalconer
      • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, William
      • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, Logan Shaw
  • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, stdazi@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, blmblm
  • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, trading_jacks
    • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, robert maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
  • Re: How to answer interview question: What is your weakness ?, robert maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Bitwise 2007, BiGYaN
  • Re: Bitwise 2007, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
    • Re: Bitwise 2007, Aki Tuomi
    • Re: Bitwise 2007, BiGYaN
• Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, Malcolm McLean
  • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, Lane Straatman
  • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, Richard Heathfield
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, Ben Pfaff
    • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, Lane Straatman
      • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, Lane Straatman
      • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, Logan Shaw
      • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, Lane Straatman
      • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, lane straatman
      • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, Logan Shaw
      • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, lane straatman
      • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, Logan Shaw
      • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, lane straatman
      • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, robert maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
    • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, Lane Straatman
      • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, Malcolm McLean
      • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, Stuart
      • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, robert maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
    • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, Antoon Pardon
      • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, CBFalconer
      • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, Ben Pfaff
  • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, robert maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
    • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, CBFalconer
    • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, lane straatman
      • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, CBFalconer
      • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, lane straatman
      • Re: Balancing a Binary Tree, Logan Shaw
• Re: need general help about "real-life programming", arnuld
• can't update with a new software version --- installer problem, sam
  • Re: can't update with a new software version --- installer problem, Ben Pfaff
    • Re: can't update with a new software version --- installer problem, sam
      • Re: can't update with a new software version --- installer problem, Ben Pfaff
• repository searching, Chris Chiasson
  • Re: repository searching, toby
• Books on Classic BASIC?, Mitch
  • Re: Books on Classic BASIC?, Malcolm McLean
  • Re: Books on Classic BASIC?, mensanator@xxxxxxx
    • Re: Books on Classic BASIC?, Malcolm McLean
    • Re: Books on Classic BASIC?, Mitch
      • Re: Books on Classic BASIC?, mensanator@xxxxxxx
      • Re: Books on Classic BASIC?, Mitch
      • Re: Books on Classic BASIC?, mensanator@xxxxxxx
      • Re: Books on Classic BASIC?, Mitch
      • Re: Books on Classic BASIC?, CBFalconer
      • Re: Books on Classic BASIC?, Logan Shaw
      • Re: Books on Classic BASIC?, Malcolm McLean
      • Re: Books on Classic BASIC?, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Books on Classic BASIC?, Malcolm McLean
      • Re: Books on Classic BASIC?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Books on Classic BASIC?, Malcolm McLean
      • Re: Books on Classic BASIC?, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: Books on Classic BASIC?, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
  • Re: Books on Classic BASIC?, Phil Hobbs
  • Re: Books on Classic BASIC?, Christopher Corbell
  • Re: Books on Classic BASIC?, Ed Collins
  • Re: Books on Classic BASIC?, Beliavsky
• Visual Basic is the way forward. very quick to learn., david
  • Re: Visual Basic is a great way to lock yourself into the Windows ghetto, toby
    • Re: Visual Basic is a great way to lock yourself into the Windows ghetto, //\\\\o//\\\\annabee
      • Re: Visual Basic is a great way to lock yourself into the Windows ghetto, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Visual Basic is a great way to lock yourself into the Windows ghetto, //\\\\o//\\\\annabee
      • Re: Visual Basic is a great way to lock yourself into the Windows ghetto, Malcolm McLean
      • Re: Visual Basic is a great way to lock yourself into the Windows ghetto, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Visual Basic is a great way to lock yourself into the Windows ghetto, Malcolm McLean
      • Re: Visual Basic is a great way to lock yourself into the Windows ghetto, Christopher Layne
• CFP: The 2007 International Conference on Communications in Computing: CIC 2007, dauriol
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • CFP: The 2007 International Conference on Communications in Computing: CIC 2007, dauriol
• Programming and Network consideration, leo
  • Re: Programming and Network consideration, Ico
• Visual basic and sound, or Java and sound ?, ThL
  • Re: Visual basic and sound, or Java and sound ?, Mr. Arnold
    • Re: Visual basic and sound, or Java and sound ?, T Lariviere
• Invitation to Codecraft 2007 - An Online Programming Contest, Turbo
• Recalculating a spreadsheet in multil-processor environment - design pattern?, Terry
  • Re: Recalculating a spreadsheet in multil-processor environment - design pattern?, Alf P. Steinbach
    • Re: Recalculating a spreadsheet in multil-processor environment - design pattern?, Chris Uppal
  • Re: Recalculating a spreadsheet in multil-processor environment - design pattern?, Gene
  • Re: Recalculating a spreadsheet in multil-processor environment - design pattern?, Terry
• Colored Trees, karthikbg
  • Re: Colored Trees, Jon Harrop
  • Re: Colored Trees, CBFalconer
    • Re: Colored Trees, Lane Straatman
  • Re: Colored Trees, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: Colored Trees, Chris Uppal
  • Re: Colored Trees, Googmeister
  • Re: Colored Trees, Logan Shaw
    • Re: Colored Trees, mensanator@xxxxxxx
• pacman mazes, conrad
  • Re: pacman mazes, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: pacman mazes, Richard Heathfield
• huge data structures, Siddharth Karandikar
  • Re: huge data structures, Jon Harrop
  • Re: huge data structures, Serve Laurijssen
• [C] Dynamic allocation of 2D-struct-array, John den Haan
  • Re: [C] Dynamic allocation of 2D-struct-array, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
    • Re: [C] Dynamic allocation of 2D-struct-array, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: [C] Dynamic allocation of 2D-struct-array, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
    • Re: Dynamic allocation of 2D-struct-array, john . haan
      • Re: Dynamic allocation of 2D-struct-array, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
• RAW and BYTE array conversion in store procedure call, FallingAngel
• Call for Participation: CGO-5, 11-14 March 2007 - San Jose, California / Online Registration is Open!, Jens Knoop
• CFP: Object Oriented Technologies 2007, Plzen, Czech Republic, 28-31 May 2007, Jens Knoop
• design: processing huge data structures in memory, kaustubh . deo
  • Re: design: processing huge data structures in memory, robert maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
    • Re: design: processing huge data structures in memory, Allan Adler
  • Re: design: processing huge data structures in memory, Logan Shaw
  • Re: design: processing huge data structures in memory, Steve O'Hara-Smith
• Accented Characters, ballpointpenthief
  • Re: Accented Characters, Aki Tuomi
    • Re: Accented Characters, kaustubh . deo
      • Re: Accented Characters, Chris Uppal
  • Re: Accented Characters, robert maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
    • Re: Accented Characters, Chris Uppal
    • Re: Accented Characters, ballpointpenthief
      • Re: Accented Characters, robert maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: Accented Characters, ballpointpenthief
      • Re: Accented Characters, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: Accented Characters, ballpointpenthief
• C/C++ experts, please review my multi-language matrix so-far?, robert maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Survey about Architecture and Design Patterns, Joerg Rech
• portable method for checking time, conrad
  • Re: portable method for checking time, Christopher Layne
• Test, FlyLikeAnEagle
  • Re: Test, FlyLikeAnEagle
    • Re: Test, John den Haan
• [OT]Free-hotspot & ads, zawa
• OT: Programmer Hierarchy, Christopher Layne
• Career Advice Needed Please!!, Pams
• PL/MIX, Allan Adler
  • Re: PL/MIX, Al Balmer
    • Re: PL/MIX, Jack Klein
      • Re: PL/MIX, Al Balmer
      • Re: PL/MIX, Allan Adler
      • Re: PL/MIX, Al Balmer
      • Re: PL/MIX, Ed Prochak
      • Re: PL/MIX, Paul Herber
      • Re: PL/MIX, Allan Adler
      • Re: PL/MIX, Jack Klein
      • Re: PL/MIX, CBFalconer
      • Re: PL/MIX, Scott McPhillips [MVP]
      • Re: PL/MIX, Randy Howard
  • Re: PL/MIX, Ben Pfaff
  • Re: PL/MIX, user923005
  • Re: PL/MIX, Roberto Waltman
    • Re: PL/MIX, toby
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      • Re: PL/MIX, Roberto Waltman
      • Re: PL/MIX, Roberto Waltman
      • Re: PL/MIX, Al Balmer
• Re: Lexical Analysis, Allan Adler
  • Re: Lexical Analysis, Rob Thorpe
• Re: self-evaluation, Allan Adler
  • Re: self-evaluation, Roberto Waltman
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: self-evaluation, Allan Adler
• netapi32 and c-runtime, LaGoogle
• Re: what type of sort is this?, Lane Straatman
  • Re: what type of sort is this?, pete
    • Re: what type of sort is this?, Lane Straatman
      • Re: what type of sort is this?, pete
• Are you outsourcing software development?, martinig
• Re: C++ HTML parsing, Pascal Bourguignon
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    • Re: C++ HTML parsing, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Message not available
      • Re: C++ HTML parsing, Logan Shaw
      • Re: C++ HTML parsing, Chris Uppal
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      • Re: C++ HTML parsing, Serve Laurijssen
      • Re: C++ HTML parsing, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: C++ HTML parsing, Phlip
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    • Re: C++ HTML parsing, Tarkin
• help on Installation of Zthread, Hunk
• SETP-07 paper submission deadline extended, john
• Alternative to C for system programming, pavan
  • Re: Alternative to C for system programming, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Alternative to C for system programming, W Karas
      • Re: Alternative to C for system programming, pavan
      • Re: Alternative to C for system programming, Christopher Layne
      • Re: Alternative to C for system programming, CBFalconer
      • Re: Alternative to C for system programming, August Karlstrom
      • Re: Alternative to C for system programming, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Alternative to C for system programming, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Alternative to C for system programming, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Alternative to C for system programming, CBFalconer
      • Re: Alternative to C for system programming, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Alternative to C for system programming, CBFalconer
      • Re: Alternative to C for system programming, Richard Harter
      • Re: Alternative to C for system programming, robert maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: Alternative to C for system programming, robert maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: Alternative to C for system programming, W Karas
  • Re: Alternative to C for system programming, Ben Bacarisse
  • Re: Alternative to C for system programming, August Karlstrom
    • Re: Alternative to C for system programming, Simon Richard Clarkstone
• perfect number, Slonce
  • Re: perfect number, Damian 'legion' Szuberski
  • Re: perfect number, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: perfect number, Slonce
      • Re: perfect number, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: perfect number, CBFalconer
      • Re: perfect number, CBFalconer
  • Re: perfect number, Ben Pfaff
    • Re: perfect number, [jongware]
    • Re: perfect number, user923005
      • Re: perfect number, user923005
  • Re: perfect number, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: perfect number, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: perfect number, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: perfect number, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: perfect number, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: perfect number, Chris Uppal
      • Re: perfect number, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: perfect number, CBFalconer
    • Re: perfect number, CBFalconer
      • Re: perfect number, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: perfect number, CBFalconer
      • Re: perfect number, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: perfect number, CBFalconer
• sequnce - is there any better algorithm ?, spider
  • Re: sequnce - is there any better algorithm ?, Kai-Uwe Bux
    • Re: sequnce - is there any better algorithm ?, spider
      • Re: sequnce - is there any better algorithm ?, Kai-Uwe Bux
      • Re: sequnce - is there any better algorithm ?, spider
      • Re: sequnce - is there any better algorithm ?, Kai-Uwe Bux
• Graph drawing, t . hall
  • Re: Graph drawing, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Graph drawing, t . hall
      • Re: Graph drawing, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Graph drawing, t . hall
• Code Arena '07 - Online Programming Contest of Abacus '07, a.cyberian@xxxxxxxxx
• RTSP application development request, Nikoh
• Re: Webpage redirect solved, Greg Curie
• Rosetta Code, Michael Mol
  • Re: Rosetta Code, Chris Uppal
• employer release for open source, Noah Roberts
  • Re: employer release for open source, CBFalconer
    • Re: employer release for open source, Noah Roberts
      • Re: employer release for open source, CBFalconer
      • Re: employer release for open source, boa sema
      • Re: employer release for open source, Chris Uppal
      • Re: employer release for open source, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: employer release for open source, CBFalconer
• (humour) Programming is a Rort, or, The Only Truly Honest CV on LinkedIn, kevin . osborne
• Harvesting and Comparing Screenshots of menus and dialog boxes, InfoDevGuy
  • Re: Harvesting and Comparing Screenshots of menus and dialog boxes, Ben Bacarisse
  • Re: Harvesting and Comparing Screenshots of menus and dialog boxes, CBFalconer
• [ANN] U++ 2007.1 beta, Mirek Fidler
  • Re: [ANN] U++ 2007.1 beta, Chris Uppal
• 2d data clipping - optimal algorithm?, codelab
  • Re: 2d data clipping - optimal algorithm?, [Jongware]
  • Re: 2d data clipping - optimal algorithm?, Simon Richard Clarkstone
    • Re: 2d data clipping - optimal algorithm?, Jon Harrop
  • Re: 2d data clipping - optimal algorithm?, bagger
    • Re: 2d data clipping - optimal algorithm?, [Jongware]
      • Re: 2d data clipping - optimal algorithm?, codelab
  • Re: 2d data clipping - optimal algorithm?, Jon Harrop
    • Re: 2d data clipping - optimal algorithm?, CBFalconer
      • Re: 2d data clipping - optimal algorithm?, Mark P
    • Re: 2d data clipping - optimal algorithm?, codelab
      • Re: 2d data clipping - optimal algorithm?, user923005
      • Re: 2d data clipping - optimal algorithm?, user923005
  • Re: 2d data clipping - optimal algorithm?, Mark P
    • Re: 2d data clipping - optimal algorithm?, codelab
  • Re: 2d data clipping - optimal algorithm?, user923005
• Re: Algorithm to find break in contiguity, Simon. (Zed Argh Seven)
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Algorithm to find break in contiguity, Risto Lankinen
• Re: Other than php/perl/lisp/c/c++/java, anybody have a favorite computer-programming language?, robert maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
  • Re: Other than php/perl/lisp/c/c++/java, anybody have a favorite computer-programming language?, toby
    • Re: Other than php/perl/lisp/c/c++/java, anybody have a favorite computer-programming language?, robert maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: Other than php/perl/lisp/c/c++/java, anybody have a favorite computer-programming language?, CBFalconer
      • Re: Other than php/perl/lisp/c/c++/java, anybody have a favorite computer-programming language?, Logan Shaw
      • Re: Other than php/perl/lisp/c/c++/java, anybody have a favorite computer-programming language?, toby
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Other than php/perl/lisp/c/c++/java, anybody have a favorite computer-programming language?, adaworks
    • Re: Other than php/perl/lisp/c/c++/java, anybody have a favorite computer-programming language?, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: Other than php/perl/lisp/c/c++/java, anybody have a favorite computer-programming language?, robert maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: Other than php/perl/lisp/c/c++/java, anybody have a favorite computer-programming language?, John W. Krahn
      • Re: Other than php/perl/lisp/c/c++/java, anybody have a favorite computer-programming language?, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Other than php/perl/lisp/c/c++/java, anybody have a favorite computer-programming language?, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: Other than php/perl/lisp/c/c++/java, anybody have a favorite computer-programming language?, Rob Thorpe
• Re: help with automatic code generation, JoshforRefugee
  • Re: help with automatic code generation, Rob Thorpe
• division by 7 efficiently, krypto . wizard
  • Re: division by 7 efficiently, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
    • Re: division by 7 efficiently, krypto . wizard
      • Re: division by 7 efficiently, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
    • Re: division by 7 efficiently, Rob Thorpe
  • Re: division by 7 efficiently, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: division by 7 efficiently, Logan Shaw
  • Re: division by 7 efficiently, Richard Harter
  • Re: division by 7 efficiently, W Karas
  • Re: division by 7 efficiently, W Karas
    • Re: division by 7 efficiently, Krypto
      • Re: division by 7 efficiently, W Karas
      • Re: division by 7 efficiently, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: division by 7 efficiently, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: division by 7 efficiently, W Karas
  • Re: division by 7 efficiently, Roger Willcocks
  • Re: division by 7 efficiently, Alan Morgan
• Enigma cipher program, DarkProtoman
  • Re: Enigma cipher program, mensanator@xxxxxxx
    • Re: Enigma cipher program, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Enigma cipher program, DarkProtoman
      • Re: Enigma cipher program, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Enigma cipher program, Logan Shaw
• Re: Analyzing Alg. Runtime, August Karlstrom
• Big O Notation problem, btower

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