Comments by Donald Hume

Donald Hume 4-Aug-11 14:01pm View

Most certainly, Espen. I've started to implement the GMP library as it has all the functionality I would need. There was so much code that the thought of trying to migrate to GNU bc seemed overwhelming. The GMP library seems to be a great place for me to start.

Thanks a lot I appreciate your help.

Donald Hume 3-Aug-11 20:26pm View

Woah woah woah, I'm not sure about all of that haha. As I said before, I do appreciate your response.

Donald Hume 3-Aug-11 19:04pm View

I think I would have just preferred you left it to just the first and last sentence. From a scholarly view your response seemed unnecessarily abrasive (my 1) as I'm not sure what you can infer about my education or my degree (relevant to programming or not).

To be honest I didn't read through the whole article so I will be sure to do that. *sigh* I appreciate your response though, I think.

Donald Hume 26-Jul-11 13:12pm View

I do believe this is a well thought out and formulated response. Thank you so much for your time Stefan.

Donald Hume 26-Jul-11 11:38am View

So this is all that's at the top of my header:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

#define PI 3.14159265

I tried using include guards as suggested by SA:
#ifndef IOSTREAM
#include lessthan iostream greaterthan

using namespace std;
#define IOSTREAM

#endif

#ifndef PI
#define PI 3.14159265
#endif

But I seem to be throwing the same linker errors.

Donald Hume 15-Jul-11 20:58pm View

Ha, ... thanks :)

Donald Hume 15-Jul-11 13:39pm View

I do a lot of coding in other languages and I'm just trying to figure out some of the these operators I'm not familiar with. I appreciate your suggestion though. I do enjoy C++ a lot ;)

Donald Hume 7-Apr-11 16:13pm View

Oh man what a silly mistake, anyway I fixed it for clarity's sake.

Pallini is that method any more efficient than just moving it myself?

Donald Hume 7-Apr-11 13:59pm View

Great solution. Accepted and 5'd!

Donald Hume 6-Apr-11 12:52pm View

I do know the size at compile time! How would I pass it then?

Donald Hume 10-Mar-11 14:08pm View

You are most certainly correct. Thanks so much for your help!

Donald Hume 10-Mar-11 9:40am View

Thaddeus Jones, you're the man. I had to change the function call of setAngle to the following though:

setAngle(x,y,&angle);

I think this makes sense though right?

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