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  • The Saqe
    #1

    Looking for portable C++ code

    I am looking for portable C++ code. Even used one is OK. I would
    appreciate if its battery would last at least two hours. If some
    semicolons, newlines or even stream flushers are missing that is OK, but it
    must have a void main.

    The Saqe


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    • David B. Held
      #2
      Re: Looking for portable C++ code

      "The Saqe" <moron@trollhq. org> wrote in message
      news:bkpqfh$b2d $1@phys-news1.kolumbus. fi...[color=blue]
      > I am looking for portable C++ code. Even used one is OK. I
      > would appreciate if its battery would last at least two hours. If
      > some semicolons, newlines or even stream flushers are missing
      > that is OK, but it must have a void main.[/color]

      I'm looking for an intelligent programmer that thinks "void main()"
      is legal C++. I would appreciate it if he understood 'for' scoping.
      If some idioms or techniques are missing, that's ok, but he must
      be able to read a standard without getting hopelessly confused.
      He's probably sitting under a tree reading a book next to an
      invisible pink unicorn, an honest Fortune 500 CEO, and doctor
      that doesn't get kickbacks from HMOs and Big Pharma.

      Dave


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        • WW
          #3
          Re: Looking for portable C++ code

          David B. Held wrote:[color=blue]
          > "The Saqe" <moron@trollhq. org> wrote in message
          > news:bkpqfh$b2d $1@phys-news1.kolumbus. fi...[color=green]
          >> I am looking for portable C++ code. Even used one is OK. I
          >> would appreciate if its battery would last at least two hours. If
          >> some semicolons, newlines or even stream flushers are missing
          >> that is OK, but it must have a void main.[/color]
          >
          > I'm looking for an intelligent programmer that thinks "void main()"
          > is legal C++. I would appreciate it if he understood 'for' scoping.
          > If some idioms or techniques are missing, that's ok, but he must
          > be able to read a standard without getting hopelessly confused.
          > He's probably sitting under a tree reading a book next to an
          > invisible pink unicorn, an honest Fortune 500 CEO, and doctor
          > that doesn't get kickbacks from HMOs and Big Pharma.[/color]

          Can the unicorn be an imaginary one? Or in case we don't use D an
          std::complex with its realpart as zero.

          --
          WW aka Attila


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            • Noah Roberts
              #4
              Re: Looking for portable C++ code

              The Saqe wrote:[color=blue]
              > I am looking for portable C++ code. Even used one is OK. I would
              > appreciate if its battery would last at least two hours. If some
              > semicolons, newlines or even stream flushers are missing that is OK, but it
              > must have a void main.[/color]

              roflmfao

              What is really funny is you got a bite :P

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