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MI5 Persecution: BHS Croydon 18/12/98 (3991)
Evil old bat in BHS 18/12/98 Certainty level: 40% Not quite sure how sure I am about this one. I went down to Croydon (Surrey) with my mother to buy her a beret. After doing the shopping, we went to the BHS store restaurant to lunch on fish and chips. You can guess the rest. Auditory hallucinations my shri... 17 Nov 2007 03:44

MI5 Persecution: BA984 LHR->TXL 13/6/98 (1816)
BA984 LHR->TXL 13/June/1998 Certainty level: 100% In June 1998 I travelled on the above British Airways flight to Berlin with my mother, to visit her family. There were two women in seats 30D/E, about 4/5 rows behind us. It was quite obvious from the torrent of abuse during these flight that these women had ... 17 Nov 2007 02:37

lseek and write
Hello, At the risk of starting a war, I am going to ask a question regarding write and lseek. I will provide code at the end of this, but first some background. I am trying to identify the cause of some latency in writing to disk. My user claims that performance is much slower on SAN than on local disk. The... 21 Nov 2007 07:24

A couple of questions
Hello list, It's been a while for me since I posted here. Google says this list has low activity. This is sad. This list was invaluable to me a few years ago when I was really wet behind the ears. At any rate, my questions are as follows. The first is off topic but I'd like a decent answer and figure this... 18 Nov 2007 02:34

I couldnt find what is the wrong part of the function,could youhelppp
Ulrich Eckhardt wrote: emre esirik(hacettepe com. sci. and eng.) wrote: thank you but still I couldnt find, po5 is a pointer and its getting pol1 cofficient, Okay. I agree with everything Ulrich has written. However there a re a couple of extra points: 1) are you using C or C++? 2) if po5 is a ... 16 Nov 2007 07:24

I couldnt find what is the wrong part of the function,could you helppp
void div ( int pol1[] , int pol1p[] , int pol2[] , int pol2p[]) { int r=5,z,i,g,j,k,l,dividend[6],rising[6]={0}; for (i=0 ; i<6 ; i++) dividend[i]=pol1[i]; for(i=5 ; i >=0 ; i--) { r=5; for(z=r ; z>=0 ; z--) { if(pol2[z]!=0) { *(po5 + (i-z))= dividend[i]/pol2[z]; for(l=0; l<6; l... 25 Nov 2007 04:02

Sources to C functions
Hi, I was wondering where the standard C function (like memcpy) on my Linux machine come from? It seams that they are contained in some libraries like libgcc.a which are linked with the program that is being compiled. But I couldn't find the C sources (obviously just the headers). Are they available somewh... 15 Nov 2007 20:26

Newbie with a memory fault question
Hello, I am brand new at this and was looking for some guidance. I found a program and started to hack it a bit. It compiles fine, but during runtime I get a memory fault, but not sure why. I essentially create a file of all zeros to test IO throughput. There are peices missing from the measurement perspectiv... 21 Nov 2007 01:18

ADODataSet component in Borland C++ Builder
I am trying to convert this component ADODataSet http://www.agric.za/freeway/adods.zip which I located at http://kylecordes.com/bag/sol/freeadodata.html to Borland C++ Builder 4. The problem at this stage is that there is no .cpp header and no .h header as the component was written in Delphi 4. Question ... 15 Nov 2007 12:32

release the allocated memory when using the std::vector
Hi, how do i release the allocated memory when using the std::vector? for example: std::vector<int> rv_values; rv_values.push_back(theValue); ? what possible statements does release the memory allocated by rv_values? ... 13 Nov 2007 12:54