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Excuse my ignorance, but what is that suppose to mean? Irrelevant really, but what is your carrier speed?

 

 

 

After adding the emphasis you intended to use in your post, i agree, you havent posted anything other than shit. You've only posted code with a request for help. Now, when im stuck and need others to look at my code, i usualy post in a forum pertaining to the project.

 

I dont understand what you're saying about "when the g0ts get here", im sure they all posses the ability to view and reply to this thread, the same as any other user...

 

To answer your question about me shit-talking you - yes, it does make me feel better. That, or its a laugh (either way.)

 

 

 

I never said it wasnt...

 

Elavate, yeah im a little raged, but their not the cause :rolleyes:

 

lynxsis, ur so mean :snivel:

 

andlsd, I am curious to know, what got you raged that day? :ughkiss:

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Guy's lsd4kids > you k. Don't backtalk him when we are talking code here. If he gives you advice i'd suggest take it or just shut up. Because about 80% of the time he's right.

 

That and he is bright, not a dim-witted retard like the rest of you. (Not all of you are retards.)

 

so whats his advice here?

 

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Excuse my ignorance, but what is that suppose to mean? Irrelevant really, but what is your carrier speed?

 

i meant that its suppose to be at 3mbs, but for the last three years it was at 1mbs, right now its about 2.89mbs

 

and btw, i know my program works, i just wanna know if the packets will actually get there

if you have problems compiling it then you probably dont have the winsock library linked, either add it or add this code after the includes:

#pragma comment(lib,"wsock32.lib")

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if you have problems compiling it then you probably dont have the winsock library linked, either add it or add this code after the includes:

#pragma comment(lib,"wsock32.lib")

 

i dont have problems compiling it...i use DEV C++ n i link it under project options->parameter->linker libwsock32.a

Dev-Cpp pwns all. It is a great IDE.

Also, MingW is very much up to the current ISO standards.

dev-cpp is great for its cost (duh) - but msvs still wins.

 

id like to test borland cpp one day...

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DEV doesnt provide enough header files or atleast ones for OpenGL...yet a lot of tutorials tell you to get DEV

"id like to test borland cpp one day..."

 

Not worth it ^^

 

Also, MSVC++ is really bloated. You don't need that much. With Dev-Cpp, it's easy to get new stuff with devpacks, and it doesn't come bloated.

"gcc is the best . <-- that is a period, k?"

 

MingW = Windows GCC.

 

Also, it's not only the price that's the problem with MSVC++, it's also the bloated size.

the problem with microsoft visual c++ is that its for people who cant program and need graphical help. go learn C be a real programmer and write UNIX code.
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Use msvc++ 6.0 from 1998 like I do.

 

( it even contains the opengl heads urza :p)

 

lol i doubt its free

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