comp.programming

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• finding which numbers add up to "x", Eric
• problem on medians, ak
  • Re: problem on medians, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: problem on medians, d . hutchinson4
    • Re: problem on medians, CBFalconer
      • Re: problem on medians, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: problem on medians, CBFalconer
      • Re: problem on medians, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: problem on medians, Mark F
  • Re: problem on medians, CBFalconer
• 3D for programmers Survery!!, Terrapin
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • 3D for programmers Survery!!, Terrapin
• computing fractions, Blod-Svente
  • Re: computing fractions, CBFalconer
    • Re: computing fractions, Blod-Svente
  • Re: computing fractions, Duncan Muirhead
  • Message not available
    • Message not available
      • Re: computing fractions, Blod-Svente
• divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, misterio
  • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, misterio
      • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, misterio
      • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, misterio
      • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, misterio
      • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, misterio
      • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, Richard Harter
    • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, misterio
      • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, Richard Harter
  • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, Logan Shaw
    • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, misterio
      • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, misterio
      • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, misterio
      • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, misterio
      • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, misterio
      • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, misterio
      • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, Willem
      • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, misterio
      • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, CBFalconer
      • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, Richard Harter
      • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, misterio
      • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, misterio
      • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: divide & conquer algorithm to implement string matching, misterio
• Vector Graphics library for OCaml, Jon Harrop
• re-posting question from comp.unix.programmer, Chad
  • Re: re-posting question from comp.unix.programmer, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: re-posting question from comp.unix.programmer, Chad
• pop up... ;(, Paola
  • Re: pop up... ;(, Oliver Wong
    • Re: pop up... ;(, Paola
      • Re: pop up... ;(, Oliver Wong
      • Re: pop up... ;(, Paola
• Witrix : web based home PC remote access (freeware), Watson
• Re: Schools working to overhaul the art of computer programming (The Columbian), toby
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Schools working to overhaul the art of computer programming (The Columbian), Richard Heathfield
    • Re: Schools working to overhaul the art of computer programming (The Columbian), jg . campbell . ng
      • Re: Schools working to overhaul the art of computer programming (The Columbian), Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Schools working to overhaul the art of computer programming (The Columbian), toby
      • Re: Schools working to overhaul the art of computer programming (The Columbian), Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Schools working to overhaul the art of computer programming (The Columbian), Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Schools working to overhaul the art of computer programming (The Columbian), Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Schools working to overhaul the art of computer programming (The Columbian), Jean-François Lemaire
      • Re: Schools working to overhaul the art of computer programming (The Columbian), Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Schools working to overhaul the art of computer programming (The Columbian), John Smith
      • Re: Schools working to overhaul the art of computer programming (The Columbian), toby
      • Re: Schools working to overhaul the art of computer programming (The Columbian), Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Schools working to overhaul the art of computer programming (The Columbian), Lionel B
      • Re: Schools working to overhaul the art of computer programming (The Columbian), Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Schools working to overhaul the art of computer programming (The Columbian), John Smith
      • Re: Schools working to overhaul the art of computer programming (TheColumbian), CBFalconer
  • Re: Schools working to overhaul the art of computer programming (The Columbian), Ben Pfaff
    • Re: Schools working to overhaul the art of computer programming (The Columbian), toby
• fragmentation, drop669
  • Re: fragmentation, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: fragmentation, Gene
• doubt on kruskal algog's complexity, prakash.saivasan@xxxxxxxxx
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Doubt on kruskal algog's complexity, prakash.saivasan@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Doubt on kruskal algog's complexity, Gene
• Data structure for fast associative array with lookup by both key and index, A.J.
  • Re: Data structure for fast associative array with lookup by both key and index, CBFalconer
  • Re: Data structure for fast associative array with lookup by both key and index, Gene
    • Re: Data structure for fast associative array with lookup by both key and index, CBFalconer
      • Re: Data structure for fast associative array with lookup by both key and index, Gene
      • Re: Data structure for fast associative array with lookup by both key and index, CBFalconer
      • Re: Data structure for fast associative array with lookup by both key and index, Gene
• Re: Enforce instruction ordering?, Keith Thompson
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Enforce instruction ordering?, Frank McCoy
• Web vs. Desktop based systems, gabrielvdk
  • Re: Web vs. Desktop based systems, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
    • Re: Web vs. Desktop based systems, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx
      • Message not available
      • Re: Web vs. Desktop based systems, CBFalconer
      • Re: Web vs. Desktop based systems, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: Web vs. Desktop based systems, Richard Heathfield
      • Message not available
      • Re: Web vs. Desktop based systems, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Web vs. Desktop based systems, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: Web vs. Desktop based systems, CBFalconer
      • Re: Web vs. Desktop based systems, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: Web vs. Desktop based systems, Steve O'Hara-Smith
    • Re: Web vs. Desktop based systems, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: Web vs. Desktop based systems, Steve O'Hara-Smith
    • Re: Web vs. Desktop based systems, Lionel B
      • Re: Web vs. Desktop based systems, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Web vs. Desktop based systems, Lionel B
      • Re: Web vs. Desktop based systems, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Web vs. Desktop based systems, Lionel B
      • Re: Web vs. Desktop based systems, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Web vs. Desktop based systems, ArkGunSlinger
• what is danglling pointer, abinash . pati
  • Re: what is danglling pointer, keith
    • Re: what is danglling pointer, [Jongware]
  • Re: what is danglling pointer, CBFalconer
• Re: Doctors to study human anatomy on holodeck (AFP via Yahoo! News), abinash . pati
• dijkstra algorithm issue, programming
  • Re: dijkstra algorithm issue, SPX2
    • Re: dijkstra algorithm issue, programming
• Best Programming language for Network programming (serious server application, anup . kalbalia
  • Re: Best Programming language for Network programming (serious server application, Matthew Hicks
    • Re: Best Programming language for Network programming (serious server application, anup . kalbalia
      • Re: Best Programming language for Network programming (serious server application, Jon Harrop
    • Re: Best Programming language for Network programming (serious server application, CBFalconer
  • Re: Best Programming language for Network programming (serious server application, Jon Harrop
    • Re: Best Programming language for Network programming (serious server application, anup . kalbalia
      • Re: Best Programming language for Network programming (serious server application, CBFalconer
  • Re: Best Programming language for Network programming (serious server application, David Tiktin
    • Re: Best Programming language for Network programming (serious server application, anup . kalbalia
  • Re: Best Programming language for Network programming (serious server application, Christopher Barber
  • Re: Best Programming language for Network programming (serious server application, Logan Shaw
  • Re: Best Programming language for Network programming (serious server application, Gene
• Someone has been deleting my posts, user923005
  • Re: Someone has been deleting my posts, Logan Shaw
  • Re: Someone has been deleting my posts, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: Someone has been deleting my posts, Peter Nilsson
  • Re: Someone has been deleting my posts, John Smith
• Large File Support, Sergio Sobarzo
  • Re: Large File Support, Ben Bacarisse
    • Re: Large File Support, Sergio Sobarzo
      • Re: Large File Support, Ben Bacarisse
  • Re: Large File Support, CBFalconer
    • Re: Large File Support, Ben Pfaff
• Re: The Relative Importance of Web Development, Richard Heathfield
• Algorithm to extract lines of a tab with the max value for a given reference number, num_gg
  • Re: Algorithm to extract lines of a tab with the max value for a given reference number, rossum
    • Re: Algorithm to extract lines of a tab with the max value for a given reference number, num_gg
      • Re: Algorithm to extract lines of a tab with the max value for a given reference number, ajk
  • Re: Algorithm to extract lines of a tab with the max value for a given reference number, BiGYaN
    • Re: Algorithm to extract lines of a tab with the max value for a given reference number, num_gg
      • Re: Algorithm to extract lines of a tab with the max value for a given reference number, Christian Gollwitzer
      • Re: Algorithm to extract lines of a tab with the max value for a given reference number, num_gg
      • Re: Algorithm to extract lines of a tab with the max value for a given reference number, BiGYaN
      • Re: Algorithm to extract lines of a tab with the max value for a given reference number, num_gg
• egovernment operating system project, SherifMagd
• an autocompletion algorithm, cyprian
  • Re: an autocompletion algorithm, rossum
  • Re: an autocompletion algorithm, abinash . pati
    • Re: an autocompletion algorithm, Ben Pfaff
• OS, ender
  • Re: OS, KIENI
  • Re: OS, Michael
  • Re: OS, user923005
  • Re: OS, BiGYaN
• Hi, all ,what is the problem in my code?, Baby Lion
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Hi, all ,what is the problem in my code?, Baby Lion
• Query about N^3/2 function regarding algorithms, gordon . is . a . moron
  • Re: Query about N^3/2 function regarding algorithms, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: Query about N^3/2 function regarding algorithms, gordon . is . a . moron
      • Re: Query about N^3/2 function regarding algorithms, Mike
  • Re: Query about N^3/2 function regarding algorithms, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Query about N^3/2 function regarding algorithms, Logan Shaw
    • Re: Query about N^3/2 function regarding algorithms, gordon . is . a . moron
  • Re: Query about N^3/2 function regarding algorithms, pete
    • Re: Query about N^3/2 function regarding algorithms, Mike
• dashkjhkjhdgfskjkjhkfds, abinash . pati
  • Re: dashkjhkjhdgfskjkjhkfds, Sumit Rajan
• Dangelling Pointer in C++, abinash . pati
  • Re: Dangelling Pointer in C++, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: Dangelling Pointer in C++, Alf P. Steinbach
  • Re: Dangelling Pointer in C++, adaworks
    • Re: Dangelling Pointer in C++, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Dangelling Pointer in C++, adaworks
      • Re: Dangelling Pointer in C++, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Dangelling Pointer in C++, adaworks
• Re: Learning C++, abinash . pati
• Algorithm to detect top-posting, Francine . Neary
  • Re: Algorithm to detect top-posting, Ben Pfaff
    • Re: Algorithm to detect top-posting, Puckdropper
  • Re: Algorithm to detect top-posting, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Algorithm to detect top-posting, Barry
    • Re: Algorithm to detect top-posting, Francine . Neary
      • Re: Algorithm to detect top-posting, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Algorithm to detect top-posting, James Dow Allen
      • Re: Algorithm to detect top-posting, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: Algorithm to detect top-posting, Puckdropper
  • Re: Algorithm to detect top-posting, Richard Harter
  • Re: Algorithm to detect top-posting, mensanator@xxxxxxx
  • Re: Algorithm to detect top-posting, user923005
  • Re: Algorithm to detect top-posting, Logan Shaw
  • Re: Algorithm to detect top-posting, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
  • Re: Algorithm to detect top-posting, Christopher Barber
    • Re: Algorithm to detect top-posting, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Algorithm to detect top-posting, Willem
      • Re: Algorithm to detect top-posting, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Algorithm to detect top-posting, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Algorithm to detect top-posting, CBFalconer
    • Re: Algorithm to detect top-posting, CBFalconer
      • Re: Algorithm to detect top-posting, Christopher Barber
  • Re: Algorithm to detect top-posting, Beliavsky
    • Re: Algorithm to detect top-posting, Richard Heathfield
• Coding for a USB joystick in C++ on a Redhat linux machine, gregg . carpenter
  • Re: Coding for a USB joystick in C++ on a Redhat linux machine, Ben Bacarisse
    • Re: Coding for a USB joystick in C++ on a Redhat linux machine, gregg . carpenter
  • Re: Coding for a USB joystick in C++ on a Redhat linux machine, jmb
• Radix 2 sort in one pass, Gene
  • Re: Radix 2 sort in one pass, user923005
    • Re: Radix 2 sort in one pass, Gene
      • Re: Radix 2 sort in one pass, user923005
      • Re: Radix 2 sort in one pass, Gene
      • Re: Radix 2 sort in one pass, Willem
  • Re: Radix 2 sort in one pass, Richard Harter
    • Re: Radix 2 sort in one pass, user923005
      • Re: Radix 2 sort in one pass, Willem
    • Re: Radix 2 sort in one pass, Gene
      • Re: Radix 2 sort in one pass, user923005
• screen capture, Adam Chapman
  • Re: screen capture, Puckdropper
  • Re: screen capture, Huw Collingbourne
  • Re: screen capture, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• overridable constructors, Serve Laurijssen
  • Re: overridable constructors, Logan Shaw
    • Re: overridable constructors, Steve O'Hara-Smith
  • Re: overridable constructors, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: overridable constructors, Simon Richard Clarkstone
• recurrences, alkispe
  • Re: recurrences, Alf P. Steinbach
  • Re: recurrences, CBFalconer
    • Re: recurrences, Pascal Bourguignon
• Algorithm for finding position of most significant bit of integer, Anton Treuenfels
  • Re: Algorithm for finding position of most significant bit of integer, toby
    • Re: Algorithm for finding position of most significant bit of integer, Anton Treuenfels
      • Re: Algorithm for finding position of most significant bit of integer, Joe Wright
      • Re: Algorithm for finding position of most significant bit of integer, user923005
  • Re: Algorithm for finding position of most significant bit of integer, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
  • Re: Algorithm for finding position of most significant bit of integer, James Dow Allen
• Re: bignum with floating point, toby
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: bignum with floating point, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
    • Re: bignum with floating point, user923005
      • Re: bignum with floating point, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
  • Re: bignum with floating point, user923005
• Ensemble seeking music composed by computer program, encenc
  • Re: Ensemble seeking music composed by computer program, rossum
    • Re: Ensemble seeking music composed by computer program, Christian Gollwitzer
• Number of balanced binary trees, Jon Harrop
  • Re: Number of balanced binary trees, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Please Help Me, alkispe
  • Re: Please Help Me, Barry
  • Re: Please Help Me, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: Please Help Me, James Dow Allen
      • Re: Please Help Me, alkispe
      • Re: Please Help Me, Barry
      • Re: Please Help Me, Richard Heathfield
      • Message not available
      • Re: Please Help Me, Barry
  • Re: Please Help Me, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Problem with nasm & c++ using qt3. How to integrate this two programs?, ggambilo
• WILDCARD: output all a* by searching a text file, Umesh
  • Re: WILDCARD: output all a* by searching a text file, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: WILDCARD: output all a* by searching a text file, Umesh
      • Re: WILDCARD: output all a* by searching a text file, [Jongware]
      • Re: WILDCARD: output all a* by searching a text file, Christian Gollwitzer
      • Re: WILDCARD: output all a* by searching a text file, CBFalconer
• active tray, Evgeny
  • Re: active tray, CBFalconer
• Finding prime number < N in O(1) time, Stephen Howe
  • Re: Finding prime number < N in O(1) time, Steve O'Hara-Smith
    • Re: Finding prime number < N in O(1) time, user923005
      • Re: Finding prime number < N in O(1) time, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Finding prime number < N in O(1) time, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Finding prime number < N in O(1) time, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Finding prime number < N in O(1) time, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Finding prime number < N in O(1) time, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Finding prime number < N in O(1) time, user923005
      • Re: Finding prime number < N in O(1) time, CBFalconer
  • Re: Finding prime number < N in O(1) time, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: Finding prime number < N in O(1) time, user923005
      • Re: Finding prime number < N in O(1) time, user923005
  • Re: Finding prime number < N in O(1) time, Zara
    • Re: Finding prime number < N in O(1) time, Stephen Howe
      • Re: Finding prime number < N in O(1) time, Stephen Howe
      • Re: Finding prime number < N in O(1) time, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Finding prime number < N in O(1) time, Stephen Howe
      • Re: Finding prime number < N in O(1) time, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Finding prime number < N in O(1) time, Stuart
      • Re: Finding prime number < N in O(1) time, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Finding prime number < N in O(1) time, Stuart
      • Re: Finding prime number < N in O(1) time, Logan Shaw
  • Re: Finding prime number < N in O(1) time, CBFalconer
  • Re: Finding prime number < N in O(1) time, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Re: maps to hold ultra large data sets using customer allocators to allocate disk space rather than main memory, Chris Dollin
  • Re: maps to hold ultra large data sets using customer allocators to allocate disk space rather than main memory, Logan Shaw
• PDA Programming for External device, PaulSpeddin
  • Re: PDA Programming for External device, Ed Prochak
    • Re: PDA Programming for External device, Sebastian
• Random in range [0,n), keith
  • Re: Random in range [0,n), Ed Prochak
  • Re: Random in range [0,n), Gene
    • Re: Random in range [0,n), keith
      • Re: Random in range [0,n), Ed Prochak
      • Re: Random in range [0,n), Gene
      • Re: Random in range [0,n), Ed Prochak
• can anybody help me to understand SUBROUTINE procedure in FROTRAN language, vijay thakur
  • Re: can anybody help me to understand SUBROUTINE procedure in FROTRAN language, Jon Harrop
    • Re: can anybody help me to understand SUBROUTINE procedure in FROTRAN language, Richard Harter
    • Re: can anybody help me to understand SUBROUTINE procedure in FROTRAN language, jon
    • Re: can anybody help me to understand SUBROUTINE procedure in FROTRAN language, Jon Harrop
    • Re: can anybody help me to understand SUBROUTINE procedure in FROTRAN language, CBFalconer
      • Message not available
      • Re: can anybody help me to understand SUBROUTINE procedure in FROTRAN language, Richard Harter
      • Re: can anybody help me to understand SUBROUTINE procedure in FROTRAN language, Jon Harrop
      • Re: can anybody help me to understand SUBROUTINE procedure in FROTRAN language, Christian Gollwitzer
      • Re: can anybody help me to understand SUBROUTINE procedure in FROTRAN language, Jon Harrop
      • Message not available
      • Re: can anybody help me to understand SUBROUTINE procedure in FROTRAN language, Richard Harter
      • Re: can anybody help me to understand SUBROUTINE procedure in FROTRAN language, CBFalconer
      • Message not available
      • Re: can anybody help me to understand SUBROUTINE procedure in FROTRAN language, CBFalconer
      • Message not available
      • Re: can anybody help me to understand SUBROUTINE procedure in FROTRAN language, CBFalconer
  • Re: can anybody help me to understand SUBROUTINE procedure in FROTRAN language, Richard Harter
    • Re: can anybody help me to understand SUBROUTINE procedure in FROTRAN language, vijay thakur
    • Re: can anybody help me to understand SUBROUTINE procedure in FROTRAN language, Beliavsky
      • Re: can anybody help me to understand SUBROUTINE procedure in FROTRAN language, Richard Harter
  • Re: can anybody help me to understand SUBROUTINE procedure in FROTRAN language, Ed Prochak
  • Re: can anybody help me to understand SUBROUTINE procedure in FROTRAN language, Beliavsky
    • Re: can anybody help me to understand SUBROUTINE procedure in FROTRAN language, CBFalconer
• Test program if it is non- blocking write., brkelkar
  • Re: Test program if it is non- blocking write., CBFalconer
• Prize Announced for Determining the Boundaries of Turing Machine Computation, Wolfram Research
• Re: Good evening code-monkeys..., user923005
  • Re: Good evening code-monkeys..., Al Balmer
• I Test, kaps2121
  • Re: I Test, user923005
• Functional programming: its got what coders crave!, Jon Harrop
  • Re: Functional programming: its got what coders crave!, mensanator@xxxxxxx
    • Re: Functional programming: its got what coders crave!, toby
    • Re: Functional programming: its got what coders crave!, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Functional programming: its got what coders crave!, mensanator@xxxxxxx
• Shortest path problem, danal06
  • Re: Shortest path problem, user923005
• String Permutation, Martin
  • Re: String Permutation, user923005
    • Re: String Permutation, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: String Permutation, Richard Heathfield
• C/C++ library to access a process's stdin and stdout?, xman
  • Re: C/C++ library to access a process's stdin and stdout?, Jens Thoms Toerring
    • Re: C/C++ library to access a process's stdin and stdout?, xman
      • Re: C/C++ library to access a process's stdin and stdout?, Chris McDonald
      • Re: C/C++ library to access a process's stdin and stdout?, Ico
      • Re: C/C++ library to access a process's stdin and stdout?, Steve O'Hara-Smith
  • Re: C/C++ library to access a process's stdin and stdout?, BiGYaN
    • Re: C/C++ library to access a process's stdin and stdout?, xman
      • Re: C/C++ library to access a process's stdin and stdout?, Jens Thoms Toerring
      • Re: C/C++ library to access a process's stdin and stdout?, xman
      • Re: C/C++ library to access a process's stdin and stdout?, Jens Thoms Toerring
      • Re: C/C++ library to access a process's stdin and stdout?, xman
      • Re: C/C++ library to access a process's stdin and stdout?, Jens Thoms Toerring
      • Re: C/C++ library to access a process's stdin and stdout?, BiGYaN
      • Re: C/C++ library to access a process's stdin and stdout?, Jens Thoms Toerring
      • Re: C/C++ library to access a process's stdin and stdout?, BiGYaN
  • Re: C/C++ library to access a process's stdin and stdout?, vijay thakur
  • Re: C/C++ library to access a process's stdin and stdout?, Willem
    • Re: C/C++ library to access a process's stdin and stdout?, xman
  • Re: C/C++ library to access a process's stdin and stdout?, CBFalconer
• Data Structure, Jeff . Goldfinkle
  • Re: Data Structure, moi
• Non-programmer looking for advice in learning SQL, ericjohnson . kc
  • Re: Non-programmer looking for advice in learning SQL, mensanator@xxxxxxx
    • Re: Non-programmer looking for advice in learning SQL, Phlip
      • Re: Non-programmer looking for advice in learning SQL, mensanator@xxxxxxx
      • Re: Non-programmer looking for advice in learning SQL, Phlip
      • Re: Non-programmer looking for advice in learning SQL, mensanator@xxxxxxx
      • Re: Non-programmer looking for advice in learning SQL, Phlip
      • Re: Non-programmer looking for advice in learning SQL, mensanator@xxxxxxx
      • Re: Non-programmer looking for advice in learning SQL, Puckdropper
      • Re: Non-programmer looking for advice in learning SQL, Logan Shaw
      • Re: Non-programmer looking for advice in learning SQL, MSCHAEF.COM
  • Re: Non-programmer looking for advice in learning SQL, John W. Krahn
  • Re: Non-programmer looking for advice in learning SQL, Mr. Arnold
• compression of strings into curly braces, ben.ruttATgmail.com
  • Re: compression of strings into curly braces, Puckdropper
• Integer Linear Programming from C++ application, Tim Frink
• What's the difference between push/pop vs insert/delete on data structures?, Chad
  • Re: What's the difference between push/pop vs insert/delete on data structures?, Stephen SM WONG
    • Re: What's the difference between push/pop vs insert/delete on data structures?, Chad
  • Re: What's the difference between push/pop vs insert/delete on data structures?, Jon Harrop
• server-side wiki scripting, exe
  • Re: server-side wiki scripting, toby
  • Re: server-side wiki scripting, Phlip
• compound interest, bob
  • Re: compound interest, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: compound interest, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: compound interest, BiGYaN
    • Re: compound interest, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: compound interest, BiGYaN
      • Re: compound interest, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: compound interest, BiGYaN
      • Re: compound interest, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: compound interest, BiGYaN
      • Re: compound interest, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: compound interest, BiGYaN
      • Re: compound interest, moi
      • Re: compound interest, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: compound interest, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: compound interest, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: compound interest, BiGYaN
      • Re: compound interest, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: compound interest, user923005
      • Re: compound interest, BiGYaN
      • Re: compound interest, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: compound interest, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: compound interest, user923005
      • Re: compound interest, BiGYaN
      • Message not available
      • Re: compound interest, BiGYaN
      • Re: compound interest, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: compound interest, John Smith
      • Re: compound interest, BiGYaN
      • Re: compound interest, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: compound interest, BiGYaN
      • Re: compound interest, BiGYaN
      • Re: compound interest, BiGYaN
      • Message not available
      • Re: compound interest, user923005
      • Re: compound interest, Ian Woods
      • Re: compound interest, John Smith
      • Re: compound interest, Ian Woods
      • Re: compound interest, Ian Woods
    • Re: compound interest, Joe Wright
      • Re: compound interest, BiGYaN
      • Re: compound interest, Joe Wright
  • Re: compound interest, Pascal Bourguignon
• Eye power simulation?, R. Rajesh Jeba Anbiah
• Learning from scratch..., Craig & Martine
  • Re: Learning from scratch..., Duncan Muirhead
  • Re: Learning from scratch..., Lionel B
    • Re: Learning from scratch..., ArkGunSlinger
      • Re: Learning from scratch..., Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Learning from scratch..., Lionel B
  • Re: Learning from scratch..., Richard Heathfield
  • Re: Learning from scratch..., Steve O'Hara-Smith
    • Re: Learning from scratch..., Craig & Martine
      • Re: Learning from scratch..., Oliver Wong
    • Re: Learning from scratch..., CBFalconer
      • Re: Learning from scratch..., Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Learning from scratch..., Puckdropper
  • Re: Learning from scratch..., Mr. Arnold
  • Re: Learning from scratch..., BiGYaN
    • Re: Learning from scratch..., Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Learning from scratch..., BiGYaN
      • Re: Learning from scratch..., Craig & Martine
• Reverse engineering checksum calculation, speigei@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Reverse engineering checksum calculation, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Reverse engineering checksum calculation, speigei@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Reverse engineering checksum calculation, wade
      • Re: Reverse engineering checksum calculation, speigei@xxxxxxxxx
• Usual method of safely writing a file?, Old Wolf
  • Re: Usual method of safely writing a file?, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Usual method of safely writing a file?, Old Wolf
      • Re: Usual method of safely writing a file?, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Usual method of safely writing a file?, Logan Shaw
      • Re: Usual method of safely writing a file?, toby
    • Re: Usual method of safely writing a file?, Logan Shaw
  • Re: Usual method of safely writing a file?, Roman Perepelitsa
    • Re: Usual method of safely writing a file?, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Usual method of safely writing a file?, Roman Perepelitsa
  • Re: Usual method of safely writing a file?, ajk
    • Re: Usual method of safely writing a file?, Old Wolf
  • Re: Usual method of safely writing a file?, Richard Heathfield
• Question about software choice, foonicate
  • Re: Question about software choice, Jon Harrop
• how to simulate press "spacebar, enter, esc keys" at the unix shell (sh, ksh) script???, standardhk
  • Re: how to simulate press "spacebar, enter, esc keys" at the unix shell (sh, ksh) script???, Ico
  • Re: how to simulate press "spacebar, enter, esc keys" at the unix shell (sh, ksh) script???, Ben C
    • Re: how to simulate press "spacebar, enter, esc keys" at the unix shell (sh, ksh) script???, standardhk
      • Re: how to simulate press "spacebar, enter, esc keys" at the unix shell (sh, ksh) script???, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: how to simulate press "spacebar, enter, esc keys" at the unix shell (sh, ksh) script???, Ben C
      • Re: how to simulate press "spacebar, enter, esc keys" at the unix shell (sh, ksh) script???, STandard
  • Re: how to simulate press "spacebar, enter, esc keys" at the unix shell (sh, ksh) script???, arjen
    • Re: how to simulate press "spacebar, enter, esc keys" at the unix shell (sh, ksh) script???, STandard
• How does ABC broadcast fullscreen online., ArialLancaster
  • Re: How does ABC broadcast fullscreen online., Christian Gollwitzer
• old interview question: function that returns country code when given an ip address, Jeff Bender
  • Re: old interview question: function that returns country code when given an ip address, SucMucPaProlij
  • Re: old interview question: function that returns country code when given an ip address, Logan Shaw
    • Re: old interview question: function that returns country code when given an ip address, Willem
• Search Engine I've Been Working On, bencoe
  • Re: Search Engine I've Been Working On, Al Balmer
    • Re: Search Engine I've Been Working On, bencoe
      • Re: Search Engine I've Been Working On, bencoe
      • Re: Search Engine I've Been Working On, Al Balmer
      • Re: Search Engine I've Been Working On, bencoe
      • Re: Search Engine I've Been Working On, CBFalconer
      • Re: Search Engine I've Been Working On, bencoe
      • Re: Search Engine I've Been Working On, Al Balmer
      • Re: Search Engine I've Been Working On, bencoe
      • Re: Search Engine I've Been Working On, Al Balmer
      • Re: Search Engine I've Been Working On, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Search Engine I've Been Working On, CBFalconer
      • Re: Search Engine I've Been Working On, bencoe
• Floppy formatting questions, itportal
  • Re: Floppy formatting questions, Jim Langston
    • Re: Floppy formatting questions, mensanator@xxxxxxx
    • Re: Floppy formatting questions, Steve O'Hara-Smith
    • Re: Floppy formatting questions, itportal
      • Re: Floppy formatting questions, moi
      • Re: Floppy formatting questions, itportal
      • Re: Floppy formatting questions, moi
      • Re: Floppy formatting questions, itportal
      • Re: Floppy formatting questions, moi
  • Re: Floppy formatting questions, BiGYaN
    • Re: Floppy formatting questions, Ben C
• Counting non-zero elements in sparse matrix, Adi
  • Re: Counting non-zero elements in sparse matrix, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Counting non-zero elements in sparse matrix, jburgy
      • Re: Counting non-zero elements in sparse matrix, Adi
    • Re: Counting non-zero elements in sparse matrix, Adi
  • Re: Counting non-zero elements in sparse matrix, Jon Harrop
    • Re: Counting non-zero elements in sparse matrix, Adi
• RAW socket and CONFIG_FILTER, yannifan
• Requesting suggested data structures and algorithms for picking random sample..., Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
  • Re: Requesting suggested data structures and algorithms for picking random sample..., Jon Harrop
    • Re: Requesting suggested data structures and algorithms for picking random sample..., Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: Requesting suggested data structures and algorithms for picking random sample..., Jon Harrop
      • Re: Requesting suggested data structures and algorithms for picking random sample..., Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, samadams_2006
  • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Steve O'Hara-Smith
    • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Mr. Arnold
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Mr. Arnold
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Mr. Arnold
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, William Ahern
  • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Mr. Arnold
  • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Ico
    • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Ed Prochak
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Steve O'Hara-Smith
    • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Mr. Arnold
  • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, toby
    • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Ben Pfaff
  • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, CBFalconer
  • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Mr. Arnold
    • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Mr. Arnold
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Mr. Arnold
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Ed Prochak
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, CBFalconer
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Mr. Arnold
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Barry
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Mr. Arnold
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Mr. Arnold
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Ed Prochak
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Mr. Arnold
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Ico
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Mr. Arnold
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, CBFalconer
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Mr. Arnold
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Mr. Arnold
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Mr. Arnold
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Lionel B
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Mr. Arnold
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Lionel B
      • Re: <Pank> you lunatic that needs to make a post., Mr. Arnold
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Mr. Arnold
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Sjouke Burry
      • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Mr. Arnold
  • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Jon Harrop
  • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Phlip
  • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
  • Re: Best Job Skill --> .NET or Java, Walter Bright
• How do I get new IP address in a Multi cast group?, killua
• Biography -- Bill Gates and Microsoft, Joe
  • OT - Re: Biography -- "Who said crime didn't pay?", toby
    • Re: OT - Re: Biography -- "Who said crime didn't pay?", Puckdropper
  • Re: Biography -- Bill Gates and Microsoft, Mr. Arnold
• AJAX IDE?, jobo
  • Re: AJAX IDE?, Al Balmer
    • Re: AJAX IDE?, jobo
      • Re: AJAX IDE?, toby
      • Re: AJAX IDE?, jobo
      • Re: AJAX IDE?, toby
• Sandbox?, gouqizi.lvcha@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Sandbox?, [Jongware]
    • Re: Sandbox?, Ophidian
      • Re: Sandbox?, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: Sandbox?, Puckdropper
  • Re: Sandbox?, Steve O'Hara-Smith
  • Re: Sandbox?, Phlip
    • Re: Sandbox?, gouqizi.lvcha@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Sandbox?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Sandbox?, Phlip
      • Re: Sandbox?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Sandbox?, Puckdropper
• Re: Implementing vector (resizable array) with n-ary tree, Stephen Howe
  • Re: Implementing vector (resizable array) with n-ary tree, spookyoldtree
• programming-challenges, kaleajinkya@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: programming-challenges, Scott
  • Re: programming-challenges, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
    • Re: programming-challenges, ak
      • Re: programming-challenges, Richard Heathfield
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • programming-challenges, ak
    • Re: programming-challenges, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: programming-challenges, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: programming-challenges, Jon Harrop
      • Re: programming-challenges, Alf P. Steinbach
      • Re: programming-challenges, Jon Harrop
      • Re: programming-challenges, Alf P. Steinbach
      • Re: programming-challenges, Jon Harrop
      • Re: programming-challenges, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: programming-challenges, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: programming-challenges, Jon Harrop
      • Re: programming-challenges, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: programming-challenges, Jon Harrop
      • Re: programming-challenges, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: programming-challenges, CBFalconer
      • Re: programming-challenges, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: programming-challenges, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: programming-challenges, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: programming-challenges, Jon Harrop
      • Re: programming-challenges, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: programming-challenges, Jon Harrop
      • Re: programming-challenges, Richard Heathfield
• Can Citrix be used to circumvent licensing?, Loucifer
  • Re: Can Citrix be used to circumvent licensing?, Mr. Arnold
  • Re: Can Citrix be used to circumvent licensing?, Gene
  • Re: Can Citrix be used to circumvent licensing?, Peter Nilsson
• Design of reliable 24x7 program, ajk
  • Re: Design of reliable 24x7 program, Mr. Arnold
    • Re: Design of reliable 24x7 program, ajk
      • Re: Design of reliable 24x7 program, Eagle
      • Re: Design of reliable 24x7 program, ajk
• Re: help with statistics library, user923005
• automatically telnet and config the cisco router setting, standardhk
  • Re: automatically telnet and config the cisco router setting, Barry
  • Re: automatically telnet and config the cisco router setting, Simon Richard Clarkstone
  • Re: automatically telnet and config the cisco router setting, CBFalconer
  • Re: automatically telnet and config the cisco router setting, Peter Karlsson
    • Re: automatically telnet and config the cisco router setting, standardhk
    • Re: automatically telnet and config the cisco router setting, Barry
• Re: Collection of Hash Functions, Logan Shaw
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Collection of Hash Functions, user923005
  • Re: Collection of Hash Functions, Ben Pfaff
    • Re: Collection of Hash Functions, schokochris
• b-trees, uraniumore235
  • Re: b-trees, Ben Pfaff
  • Re: b-trees, adaworks
• udp help plz, killua
• Re: OT somewhat: Do you telecommute? What do you wish the boss understood about it?, Steve O'Hara-Smith
  • Re: OT somewhat: Do you telecommute? What do you wish the boss understood about it?, estherschindler
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: OT somewhat: Do you telecommute? What do you wish the boss understood about it?, Phlip
  • Re: OT somewhat: Do you telecommute? What do you wish the boss understood about it?, estherschindler
    • Re: OT somewhat: Do you telecommute? What do you wish the boss understood about it?, Phlip
      • Re: OT somewhat: Do you telecommute? What do you wish the boss understood about it?, estherschindler
      • Re: OT somewhat: Do you telecommute? What do you wish the boss understood about it?, Randy Howard
  • Re: OT somewhat: Do you telecommute? What do you wish the boss understood about it?, estherschindler
• Re: comparing doubles for equality, CBFalconer
  • Re: comparing doubles for equality, CBFalconer
    • Re: comparing doubles for equality, user923005
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: comparing doubles for equality, Wade Ward
    • Re: comparing doubles for equality, Bjørn Augestad
  • Re: comparing doubles for equality, Dick Wesseling
  • Re: comparing doubles for equality, Fred Kleinschmidt
  • Re: comparing doubles for equality, wade
    • Re: comparing doubles for equality, adaworks
  • Re: comparing doubles for equality, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
    • Re: comparing doubles for equality, Richard Weeks
      • Re: comparing doubles for equality, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t

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