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If you follow the standards when writing c/c++ the you shouldn't have any compatibility issues unles you're doing something more complicated. However, if you are talking about the compilers themselves then that's an entirely different thing. They are different.

Ok, here is a topic for you guys: An interactive story. Rules: 1. Atleast 3 sentences. 2. You may branch from the story at any position. 3. Keep it interesting. Try not to write too long texts as some readers might get discouraged when seeing masses of text. Example: If the last part was 4. Optionally a link to the last part incase the story spans over more that one page. Part 5 - (Previous LINK TO PREVIOUS PART) Bla bla bla. Bla bla. Bla bla bla bla. Ok? Good, you understand. Then let me begin... Part 1 It was late as I was surfing the web, as usual. I was thirsty so I decided to get me a glass of water from the kitchen. As I tood up I was startled by a sudden and creepy voice behing me. And where might you be going, it said. I turned around and what I saw made a cold shiver run down my spine.

If you're an adventure game fan then these titles are a must:The Longest JourneySyberia 1Syberia 2

to alot of people, videogames bring joy. so what would they rather do, read a book and be bored, or play videogames and have a good time?xDWell, perhaps they should take some time to figure out why they are more happy playing games than living in the real world. Games are a waste of time if you spend hours at end paying them. Games should just be games and not an alternate way of living, as we see they are becoming more and more these days. There is something seriously wrong in this modern society.

I'm pretty sure the last movie I saw was The Terminal. It's a comedy/drama starring Tom Hanks.I enjoyed watching it and would recommend it, if it's available to you.

My last book was Otherland, book 2, by Tad Williams.I haven't beet too active in reading books lately. I'm stuck half way at reading book 3.

Technology is merely a tool. The people are to blame. Not recessarily the user who is the "victim", but the people who do not care and let it happen when they could help to prevent it. Alienation is a symptom of a cold hearted society.

Perhaps you pnly want to sort the table, first by date, then by time? SELECT * FROM events ORDER BY event_date DESC, total_seconds;

There is a free commandline version of visual c++, incase someone didn't know. http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

#include <stdio.h>[br][/br]void fun(void)[br]{[/br]#define fun() i=10[br]}[br][/br]int main()[br]{[/br]int i = 20;[/br]fun();[br]printf("i = %d\n", i);[/br]return 0;}

An AI exist in an artificial universe. You are able to manipulate that universe however you see fit.For example, a person can not tell the difference between right or wrong it that person doesn't know what right or wrong is. The AI would not have any reason not to serve. It would be the only thing it would know of, thus it would not be able to make that choice in the first place.

I'd say, the keybord/mouse will never dissapear. Probably change a bit but not dissapear. Voice input will probably only complement the traditional input methods, like in Star Trek.. If the software surveilance system was ad/spyware free then maybe I would EVEN take it into consideration, but unfortunately, todays AI is not that advanced. Maybe in 20 years. If i had such a thing in my system I would want it to understand what I mean (even if I'm somewhat unclear) and to adapt to my needs/moods etc. It would need to be a pretty powerful AI. Emulating a human is way beyond anything anyone can do today.

You could try searching for one in hotscripts: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/