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Re Avengers Movies. My 2 favourites are Dr Strange and Captain Marvel. Followed by Thor trilogy and then the Ant-man double.
I like the Bond movies - but I wouldn't rate them as top movies - just...
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I'd forgotten about that one. I agree, a re-watch is definitely in order.
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What - no Michael Caine films?
Ipcress File
Funeral In Berlin
The Italian Job
Too Late The Hero
Get Carter
The Black Windmill
The Man Who Would Be King
The Eagle Has Landed
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I agree - they'd be next on my list. Together with Star Wars IV, V, VI (original 3).
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War Games (first)
Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle / The Next Level
Where Eagles Dare
Kelly's Heroes
Space Cowboys
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone et al
de Vinci Code / Angels & Demons...
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Aren't they stored at the user level? What happens if you have multiple users with different credentials and switch between them?
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I threw away my VHS tapes years ago when I replaced them with the DVD versions...
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Yes - but checking my DVD version (bought 2002) they're not there any more!.
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Sign on my wall
"You don't have to be crazy to work here - but if you are it helps"
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That reminds me scenes from 'Dr Who - Fury From The Deep'.
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As someone who previously has been involved with OS and compiler development, I absolutely agree with this. Time spent on the design is time well spent and will almost certainly be recouped during...
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but doesn't this assume that the expressions (Value < 0) and (Value <> 0) produces values of -1 if true? This is not true for many programming languages.
I know that VB returns -1, but this isn't...
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If the poster is the code owner, then OK. If the poster isn't the code owner then permission from the code owner is required - otherwise you're in breach. If you are employed by a company, your...
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Apparently they dropped it because of 'lack of interest'. See:
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/visualstudio/apache-cordova-development-lands-on-visual-studio-code/...
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I'm not sure as I don't use it, but VS Code (as distinct to VS Studio) may still support Cordova. There's Internet info available about this.
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The Basic working group is WG8 under SC22 (C is WG14, C++ is WG21). Apparently, it is no longer active. See http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/
If anyone wants to pursue Basic standardisation, then...
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Yes - it needs to be done via your National Member. See https://isoupdate.com/resources/6-steps-to-creating-an-iso-standard/
Hold the front page! Stop the Presses!!
There is an ANSI/ISO Basic...
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Isn't part of the problem is that there is no 'standard' for the Basic language? C/C++ are ISO standard(s), Fortran has it's standard. But what's Basic? I could 'invent' a new language and call it...
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There's the serious devotee - posting on Christmas Day!
@Steve and all - Happy holiday and a safe New Year.
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I learnt programming at school when about 13 using HP Time-Shared-Basic (TSB). It used line numbers and gotos! You had a max of 286 numeric variables and 26 string variables which had to dim'ed...
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Re assembly. I first learnt PDP 11, then 6502 and z80. I then had to learn Intel when I started to program MS-DOS using MASM/TASM. Later I programmed in 68000/68020 for a VME based minicomputer I was...
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When I learnt programming aeons ago, all we had to go on were our lecture notes, computer manuals and any books you'd bought. There was no on-line. No forums, no chat rooms, no search, no examples....
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This is a false positive. It's annoying. We have some internal written c++ code that similarly triggers virus warnings. As our code is only for internal use we just tell the virus scanner to treat...
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I have VS2022 Community running Ok for c/c++ under Windows 7 Pro.
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Yes. When I did my CS degree eons ago we studied PDP-11 and Z80 assembler. I also learnt 6502 assembler for my Acorn Atom. IMO it certainly helps understanding. The PDP-11 was connected to 16...
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Well that was a light-hearted way to start the day by reading all the posts in this thread. Keep it up! I look forward to reading round 2 tomorrow.
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My preferred ssd drives are from Crucial. They also offer a compatibility checker. Just enter make/model and it'll show all compatible drives.
https://www.crucial.com/store/advisor
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Yes - several times for friends. I just used Windows Backup and Restore program and generated a system image to an external USB drive. Changed the disks. Then used Windows System Repair Disk to...
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For VS, have a look at Properties/c++/Code Generation/Enable Enhanced Instruction Set. This allows usage of SSE(2) and AVX(2) instructions if the CPU supports them.
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1 is of type int. So is 2. In C an int divided by an int gives an int. So 1 / 2 gives 0. But 1.0 / 2 gives 0.5 as 1.0 is of type double rather than int.
For / if either the dividend or the divisor...
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You say she needs a new laptop. Does that mean she already has one but that isn't suitable or she hasn't one at all and needs a laptop?
If she needs a laptop for what you describe, have you...
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Looks like VS subscriptions are different to the old MSDN subscriptions and don't include the SDK disks anymore. Ah for the good old days of MSDN and Technet discs!
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I don't know about now, but several years ago I had a MSDN subscription for years. Part of the CD's/DVD's that came with this subscription were those that contained the complete SDK documentation -...
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Isn't it only the ability to download as .pdf that's being retired? the web contents will still be there.
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In c/c++:
(exp & 1)
will evaluate to a type depending upon the type of exp (eg int if type of exp is int) with a value of either 1 or 0 depending upon the LSB. If this is then used when a...
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Has this been reported to MS?
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MS VS 2022 has now been released (not preview). See https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/launch/
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Also don't use CreateThread(). Use _beginthreadex()
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/c-runtime-library/reference/beginthread-beginthreadex?view=msvc-170
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Standard C++ doesn't support gui - it only supports console programming. To use gui with standard C++ you need to use a 3rd party library or for Windows use the WIN32 API gui functions. However gui...
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