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1) Thank you. Thanks to this news group in which I read a post
earlier today about making variables static in certain cases, I
believe I avoided future debugging headaches. It reminded me of a
place in my code where I did that. Thank you!
2) Like I mentioned in an earlier post, I program on the hobby level,
but I am working on a project now and so I am coding again, however,
it is like being revived from a deep sleep for me. Put it to you this
way, my login at the cprogramming.com website is gone, I haven't
logged on for a couple of years. So forgive me if this question
sounds weird or out of place, I am merely out of touch. Is C no longer
a mainstream language? I ask my brother in-law for help sometimes
when I get stuck, but he keeps talking about C++. I've talked to
several co-workers about helping out (a little team work would be
nice), but they talk about visual basic or fortran and look at me
funny when I say I program for Windows in C. I BS them and tell them
those languages don't have pointers and that if it don't have pointers
it sucks.
I am reminded of that Austin Powers movie where they revive the main
character from the freezer after many years asleep.
This has no bearing on my project, I am just curious as to my
obsolecense. Is C obsolete?
3) I really like the simple editor "gedit" that comes with Ubuntu
Linux. Is there a version for windows? Okay, I know what you linux
folks are about to say, "run the compiler in wine," Right? I guess I
could do that. Testing my windows program would probably be better
done in windows though. Is there something similar for windows?
earlier today about making variables static in certain cases, I
believe I avoided future debugging headaches. It reminded me of a
place in my code where I did that. Thank you!
2) Like I mentioned in an earlier post, I program on the hobby level,
but I am working on a project now and so I am coding again, however,
it is like being revived from a deep sleep for me. Put it to you this
way, my login at the cprogramming.com website is gone, I haven't
logged on for a couple of years. So forgive me if this question
sounds weird or out of place, I am merely out of touch. Is C no longer
a mainstream language? I ask my brother in-law for help sometimes
when I get stuck, but he keeps talking about C++. I've talked to
several co-workers about helping out (a little team work would be
nice), but they talk about visual basic or fortran and look at me
funny when I say I program for Windows in C. I BS them and tell them
those languages don't have pointers and that if it don't have pointers
it sucks.
I am reminded of that Austin Powers movie where they revive the main
character from the freezer after many years asleep.
This has no bearing on my project, I am just curious as to my
obsolecense. Is C obsolete?
3) I really like the simple editor "gedit" that comes with Ubuntu
Linux. Is there a version for windows? Okay, I know what you linux
folks are about to say, "run the compiler in wine," Right? I guess I
could do that. Testing my windows program would probably be better
done in windows though. Is there something similar for windows?