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Re: Your getline is better than mine, Aki Tuomi
read data from UART, Roman Mashak
- Re: read data from UART, Willem
- Re: read data from UART, gw7rib
- Re: read data from UART, Sjouke Burry
Re: WHERE DOES SPACE BEGIN BEFORE SPACE EXISTS =?ISO-8859-15?Q?_??_(QUIT_HURTING_BY_OTHER_KMD_USA)_..._MASS_PRODUCTION?= OF SPACE HAPPENS BY VORTICES OF SUPERSUPERSUPERSUPERSUPERMASSIVE BLACK HOLES THAT ARE AT LEAST 1 MILLION TIMES THE SIZE OF THE BIGGEST OF CURRENTLY KNOWN BLACK HOLES ..... WHERE DOES SPACE BEGIN BEFORE SPACE =?ISO-8859-15?Q?_EXISTS_??_EVIDENCE_PROOF_NEVER_OPINION_OF_WHERE_SPACE_?= STARTS, BEGINS, ORIGINATES FROM, IN SUPERSUPERSUPERSUPERSUPERSUPERMASSIVE BLACK HOLES AS PHYSICAL ABUSED BY EXCEPT KMD SINCE 1/21/2001 FROM USA...... (RAPED BY EXCEPT KMD INTELLECT FROM USA AND UN SINCE 1/21/2001 DUE TO PHYSICAL ABUSE BY EXCEPT KMD BRAIN OF KMD AND COMMUNICATIONS MADE BY KMD SINCE 1/21/2001) ... NON-SALES A N D SUPPOSED TO BE POSTED IN alt.fan.u2 AND alt.testing.testing AND alt.fan.madonna AND alt.fan.u2 AND alt.religion.christian.roman-catholic AND alt.religion.christian.baptist AS ILLEGALLY SEARCHED AND SEIZED WITHOUT WARRANT SINCE YEAR 2003) ..... Effective January 1, 0000 until infinity:PLEASE READ EVERY ELECTRONIC MAIL AND NEWSGROUP POST MADE BY KENNETH MARTIN DOLAN, SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER 317-84-6287 IN U2MUSICALFAN IN GOOGLE.COM NEWSGROUPS AND u2-rocks IN YAHOO.COM NEWSGROUPS AND madonna-ray-of-light IN YAHOO.COM NEWSGROUPS ...., Gerry Quinn
- ignore, James Dow Allen
High Performance Computing by Dowd and Severance, HankB
Binary search tree, sarajan82
- Re: Binary search tree, Alf P. Steinbach
- Re: Binary search tree, CBFalconer
Re: reading network data, Ben Bacarisse
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  - Re: reading network data, Alf P. Steinbach
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    - Re: reading network data, Ben Bacarisse
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  - Re: reading network data, CBFalconer
help, saedkhan
- Re: help, Richard Heathfield
  - Re: help, Jim Langston
Non-recursive chop and clone for Binary Search Tree - Solutions, jehugaleahsa@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Non-recursive chop and clone for Binary Search Tree - Solutions, Ben Pfaff
  - Re: Non-recursive chop and clone for Binary Search Tree - Solutions, jehugaleahsa@xxxxxxxxx
    - Re: Non-recursive chop and clone for Binary Search Tree - Solutions, Ben Pfaff
  - Re: Non-recursive chop and clone for Binary Search Tree - Solutions, moi
- Re: Non-recursive chop and clone for Binary Search Tree - Solutions, Dick Wesseling
- Re: Non-recursive chop and clone for Binary Search Tree - Solutions, CBFalconer
  - Re: Non-recursive chop and clone for Binary Search Tree - Solutions, Richard Heathfield
    - Re: Non-recursive chop and clone for Binary Search Tree - Solutions, CBFalconer
    - Re: Non-recursive chop and clone for Binary Search Tree - Solutions, Charles Richmond
Project report requirements, ibeleveyou@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Project report requirements, Richard Heathfield
- Re: Project report requirements, Ed Prochak
x windows, Bill Cunningham
- Re: x windows, Phlip
- Re: x windows, santosh
Question on binary search Trie, matt
In-place list manipulation, Aki Tuomi
- Re: In-place list manipulation, Richard Harter
- Re: In-place list manipulation, Gene
- Re: In-place list manipulation, Aki Tuomi
- Re: In-place list manipulation, jehugaleahsa@xxxxxxxxx
  - Re: In-place list manipulation, Gene
- Re: In-place list manipulation, CBFalconer
  - Re: In-place list manipulation, Element-In-U
Re: how to get data accurately from UDP, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx
Wanted: Java script automatic refresh browser and capture new added text/postings with notification, misho
mathematical combination, kenyem1
- Re: mathematical combination, user923005
- Re: mathematical combination, jehugaleahsa@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: mathematical combination, Andrey
- Re: mathematical combination, James Dow Allen
Permuting beyond one collection, jehugaleahsa@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Permuting beyond one collection, Logan Shaw
- Re: Permuting beyond one collection, jehugaleahsa@xxxxxxxxx
Re: Record density of crud and spam, Richard Harter
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Record density of crud and spam, Keith Thompson
- Re: Record density of crud and spam, Cyberiade.it Anonymous Remailer
- Re: Record density of crud and spam, jellybean stonerfish
Places to purchase PowerBASIC?, James
- Re: Places to purchase PowerBASIC?, mensanator@xxxxxxx
  - Re: Places to purchase PowerBASIC?, Logan Shaw
    - Re: Places to purchase PowerBASIC?, James
    - Re: Places to purchase PowerBASIC?, Christian Gollwitzer
    - Re: Places to purchase PowerBASIC?, info
    - Re: Places to purchase PowerBASIC?, mensanator@xxxxxxx
    - Message not available
    - Re: Places to purchase PowerBASIC?, Richard Heathfield
    - Re: Places to purchase PowerBASIC?, mensanator@xxxxxxx
    - Re: Places to purchase PowerBASIC?, Richard Heathfield
    - Message not available
    - Re: Places to purchase PowerBASIC?, John W. Krahn
    - Re: Places to purchase PowerBASIC?, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx
abuse@newsdemon.com, Aki Tuomi
Cool Ebook Site Full Of Download Directories, BigSkipster
Wanted some practical problems to solve in data structures, sweety_s
- Re: Wanted some practical problems to solve in data structures, Malcolm McLean
- Re: Wanted some practical problems to solve in data structures, Jim Langston
- Re: Wanted some practical problems to solve in data structures, JPWoodruff
Can Binary Search Be Improved with Threading, jehugaleahsa@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Can Binary Search Be Improved with Threading, Richard Heathfield
- Re: Can Binary Search Be Improved with Threading, Malcolm McLean
- Re: Can Binary Search Be Improved with Threading, Logan Shaw
- Re: Can Binary Search Be Improved with Threading, Marco Manfredini
Path optimizations, Tim Frink
- Re: Path optimizations, Jim Langston
  - Re: Path optimizations, Stephan Ceram
- Re: Path optimizations, Alex Fraser
Array storage, Tim Frink
- Re: Array storage, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx
Network timeout estimation, dondora
- Re: Network timeout estimation, Mr. Arnold
- Re: Opps I just woke-up and I have not had my cup of coffee!, Mr. Arnold
- Re: Network timeout estimation, Jim Langston
- Re: Network timeout estimation, Guitar pupil
two interesting data structure/algorithm questions, de
- Re: two interesting data structure/algorithm questions, Richard Heathfield
  - Re: two interesting data structure/algorithm questions, de
- Re: two interesting data structure/algorithm questions, Gene
- Re: two interesting data structure/algorithm questions, Logan Shaw
- Re: two interesting data structure/algorithm questions, rwt
- Re: two interesting data structure/algorithm questions, Jon Harrop
Why programs can't be assembled like Legos, jonesrob
- Re: Why programs can't be assembled like Legos, mensanator@xxxxxxx
- Re: Why programs can't be assembled like Legos, Malcolm McLean
- Re: Why programs can't be assembled like Legos, William Pursell
- Re: Why programs can't be assembled like Legos, EventHelix.com
  - Re: Why programs can't be assembled like Legos, Phlip
A simple sorting algorithm for numbers, nawitus
- Re: A simple sorting algorithm for numbers, dj3vande
  - Re: A simple sorting algorithm for numbers, Mark P
    - Re: A simple sorting algorithm for numbers, user923005
    - Re: A simple sorting algorithm for numbers, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx
    - Re: A simple sorting algorithm for numbers, user923005
    - Re: A simple sorting algorithm for numbers, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx
    - Re: A simple sorting algorithm for numbers, user923005
    - Re: A simple sorting algorithm for numbers, Alf P. Steinbach
    - Re: A simple sorting algorithm for numbers, user923005
    - Re: A simple sorting algorithm for numbers, Kai-Uwe Bux
    - Re: A simple sorting algorithm for numbers, user923005
- Re: A simple sorting algorithm for numbers, Richard Heathfield
CPU Scheduler, rahul
- Re: CPU Scheduler, Richard Heathfield
Recommendation Algorithms and things you can with web/keyword search?, BerlinBrown
Rant on character sets, John Slimick
- Re: Rant on character sets, Jack Klein
- Re: Rant on character sets, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
  - Re: Rant on character sets, Ben Bacarisse
  - Re: Rant on character sets, Reinder Verlinde
    - Re: Rant on character sets, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
    - Re: Rant on character sets, Reinder Verlinde
    - Re: Rant on character sets, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
- Re: Rant on character sets, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx
  - Re: Rant on character sets, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Rant on character sets, Steve O'Hara-Smith
  - Re: Rant on character sets, [Jongware]
    - Re: Rant on character sets, Steve O'Hara-Smith
Some questions about shared library import library in Linux, Bo Yang
- Re: Some questions about shared library import library in Linux, Ben Bacarisse
Neighbors of a Vertex, Sam
- Re: Neighbors of a Vertex, Mark P
  - Re: Neighbors of a Vertex, Logan Shaw
    - Re: Neighbors of a Vertex, Alf P. Steinbach
    - Re: Neighbors of a Vertex, Logan Shaw
How are organizations adopting agile approaches?, editormt
Re: Concept of God in Islam, Richard Heathfield
not to show menubar,addressbar & etc of browser without any security confirm, lale . kat
- Re: not to show menubar,addressbar & etc of browser without any security confirm, Richard Heathfield
- Re: not to show menubar,addressbar & etc of browser without any security confirm, Jack Klein
[C++/Win32] reading/writing to another console, AngleWyrm
- Re: reading/writing to another console, hutch
  - Re: reading/writing to another console, AngleWyrm
    - Re: [C++/Win32] reading/writing to another console, Richard Heathfield
    - Re: reading/writing to another console, hutch
    - Re: (C++/Win32) reading/writing to another console, AngleWyrm
Computational Complexity of Affine Transformation, nathanwh71
- Re: Computational Complexity of Affine Transformation, Ben Bacarisse
- Re: Computational Complexity of Affine Transformation, Phlip
- Re: Computational Complexity of Affine Transformation, Phlip
How to Print Bill on Dot Matrix through VB 6.0, emailtarunmca
- Re: How to Print Bill on Dot Matrix through VB 6.0, Mr. Arnold
- Re: How to Print Bill on Dot Matrix through VB 6.0, Bartc
5 Tips on improving Programming Logic, sunilbhatia79@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: 5 Tips on improving Programming Logic, Richard Heathfield
- Re: 5 Tips on improving Programming Logic, Randy Howard
  - Re: 5 Tips on improving Programming Logic, Richard Heathfield
    - Re: 5 Tips on improving Programming Logic, Logan Shaw
    - Re: 5 Tips on improving Programming Logic, Han
    - Re: 5 Tips on improving Programming Logic, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
    - Re: 5 Tips on improving Programming Logic, Logan Shaw
    - Re: 5 Tips on improving Programming Logic, Al Balmer
    - Re: 5 Tips on improving Programming Logic, Mike
    - Re: 5 Tips on improving Programming Logic, Richard Heathfield
    - Re: 5 Tips on improving Programming Logic, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
- Re: 5 Tips on improving Programming Logic, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
- Re: 5 Tips on improving Programming Logic, jehugaleahsa@xxxxxxxxx
  - Re: 5 Tips on improving Programming Logic, apatheticagnostic
How to Use Standard Input in C++ for a 2D coordinates, Tonny
- Re: How to Use Standard Input in C++ for a 2D coordinates, Phlip
- Re: How to Use Standard Input in C++ for a 2D coordinates, Logan Shaw
Minimum Time Cost Problem - Dijkstra’s algorithm, Sam
- Re: Minimum Time Cost Problem - Dijkstra’s algorithm, Sam
  - Re: Minimum Time Cost Problem - Dijkstra’s algorithm, Mark P
Why use a wrapper for getaddrinfo(), Chad
- Re: Why use a wrapper for getaddrinfo(), Logan Shaw
Career Opportunities, The Cambridge Group LTD
- Re: Career Opportunities, CBFalconer
Desirability of limiting number if typedefs, Chris Bore
- Re: Desirability of limiting number if typedefs, Steve O'Hara-Smith
- Re: Desirability of limiting number if typedefs, Malcolm McLean
[C++] c'tors & d'tors, AngleWyrm
- Re: c'tors & d'tors, hhsaez@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: [C++] c'tors & d'tors, Jim Langston
- Re: [C++] c'tors & d'tors, Joe Greer
  - Re: [C++] c'tors & d'tors, AngleWyrm
    - Re: [C++] c'tors & d'tors, Jim Langston
    - Re: [C++] c'tors & d'tors, Joe Greer
    - Re: [C++] c'tors & d'tors, Stephen Howe
- Re: [C++] c'tors & d'tors, Malcolm McLean
Knapsack problem, Pala
An efficient way of storing data, maneka0388
- Re: An efficient way of storing data, santosh
- Re: An efficient way of storing data, Ben Bacarisse
- Re: An efficient way of storing data, hutch
c++, junglewings
- Re: c++, santosh
  - Re: c++, StoneThrower
Inlining and caches, Tim Frink
- Re: Inlining and caches, Alex Fraser
  - Re: Inlining and caches, Tim Frink
    - Re: Inlining and caches, Logan Shaw
- Re: Inlining and caches, Jon Harrop
- Re: Inlining and caches, Jim Langston
Pairwise comparison vs sorting algorithm, nathanwh71
- Re: Pairwise comparison vs sorting algorithm, Gene
- Re: Pairwise comparison vs sorting algorithm, Christian Gollwitzer
Re: source code, [Jongware]
- Re: source code, AcADIeN
  - Re: source code, Richard Heathfield
    - Re: source code, AcADIeN
Hash function used in Linux, Alex Vinokur
- Message not available
  - Re: Hash function used in Linux, Alex Vinokur
    - Re: Hash function used in Linux, CBFalconer
    - Re: Hash function used in Linux, Logan Shaw
    - Re: Hash function used in Linux, Steven Mocking
    - Re: Hash function used in Linux, santosh
- Message not available
  - Re: Hash function used in Linux, Serve Lau
    - Re: Hash function used in Linux, Logan Shaw
    - Re: Hash function used in Linux, Serve Lau
    - Re: Hash function used in Linux, toby
- Re: Hash function used in Linux, user923005
  - Re: Hash function used in Linux, Alex Vinokur
    - Re: Hash function used in Linux, user923005
Re: Convert float to double - weird failure, Stephen Howe
How To Stop And Restart A Service With Code, cqdigital
- Re: How To Stop And Restart A Service With Code, Logan Shaw
- Re: How To Stop And Restart A Service With Code, Haikz
  - Re: How To Stop And Restart A Service With Code, Jim Langston
Why make a constant a constant again?, Chad
- Re: Why make a constant a constant again?, Jim Langston
- Re: Why make a constant a constant again?, CBFalconer
one return statement, bob
- Re: one return statement, Alf P. Steinbach
- Re: one return statement, mensanator@xxxxxxx
- Re: one return statement, Sc0rpi0
  - Re: one return statement, Sc0rpi0
- Re: one return statement, Jim Langston
- Re: one return statement, jehugaleahsa@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: one return statement, John Slimick
- Re: one return statement, James Harris
- Re: one return statement, Phlip
New benchmarks (was Re: SortMerge avoids thrashing (was: Bailey's "two pass" FFT algorithm question)), mike3
- Re: New benchmarks (was Re: SortMerge avoids thrashing (was: Bailey's "two pass" FFT algorithm question)), moi
  - Re: New benchmarks (was Re: SortMerge avoids thrashing (was: Bailey's "two pass" FFT algorithm question)), mike3
Re: SortMerge avoids thrashing (was: Bailey's "two pass" FFT algorithm question), mike3
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: SortMerge avoids thrashing (was: Bailey's "two pass" FFT algorithm question), mike3
- Re: SortMerge avoids thrashing (was: Bailey's "two pass" FFT algorithm question), mike3
  - Re: SortMerge avoids thrashing (was: Bailey's "two pass" FFT algorithm question), moi
- Re: SortMerge avoids thrashing (was: Bailey's "two pass" FFT algorithm question), mike3
- Re: SortMerge avoids thrashing (was: Bailey's "two pass" FFT algorithm question), mike3
  - Re: SortMerge avoids thrashing (was: Bailey's "two pass" FFT algorithm question), moi
    - Re: SortMerge avoids thrashing (was: Bailey's "two pass" FFTalgorithm question), CBFalconer
    - Re: SortMerge avoids thrashing (was: Bailey's "two pass" FFTalgorithm question), moi
    - Re: SortMerge avoids thrashing (was: Bailey's "two pass"FFTalgorithm question), CBFalconer
    - Re: SortMerge avoids thrashing (was: Bailey's "two pass" FFTalgorithm question), user923005
    - Re: SortMerge avoids thrashing (was: Bailey's "two pass" FFT algorithm question), mike3
    - Re: SortMerge avoids thrashing (was: Bailey's "two pass" FFT algorithm question), moi
    - Re: SortMerge avoids thrashing (was: Bailey's "two pass" FFT algorithm question), mike3
    - Re: SortMerge avoids thrashing (was: Bailey's "two pass" FFT algorithm question), user923005
    - Re: SortMerge avoids thrashing (was: Bailey's "two pass" FFT algorithm question), mike3
Probably more a Math than Programming question, Chad
- Re: Probably more a Math than Programming question, Logan Shaw
Best Pocket PC Compiler, Scott93727
- Re: Best Pocket PC Compiler, Randy Howard
How to escape comparing floating-point numbers, jehugaleahsa@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: How to escape comparing floating-point numbers, Dann Corbit
  - Re: How to escape comparing floating-point numbers, jehugaleahsa@xxxxxxxxx
    - Re: How to escape comparing floating-point numbers, user923005
    - Re: How to escape comparing floating-point numbers, cr88192
    - Re: How to escape comparing floating-point numbers, Walter Banks
- Re: How to escape comparing floating-point numbers, Richard Heathfield
  - Re: How to escape comparing floating-point numbers, jehugaleahsa@xxxxxxxxx
    - Re: How to escape comparing floating-point numbers, jehugaleahsa@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: How to escape comparing floating-point numbers, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
  - Re: How to escape comparing floating-point numbers, user923005
Re: coding music, StoneThrower
- Re: coding music, Logan Shaw
  - Re: coding music, StoneThrower
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: coding music, Serve Lau
- Re: coding music, Frane Perleta
Optimising Instruction Caches, Tim Frink
- Re: Optimising Instruction Caches, Chris Bore
Re: how to overcome this difficutly, hai . xu1
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: how to overcome this difficutly, hai . xu1
- Re: how to overcome this difficutly, Borax Man