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Hello, I don't know much about Java but I have the impression that the problem doesn't come from the fact that the class is abstract. This code compiles and runs fine, for example: public abstract class Forums { public static void spam() throws SomeException { throw new...

http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/ThinkingInCPP2e.html I don't think that this link is legal.

There is a similar macro NDEBUG, which is standard (when defined, assert() calls are ignored).

bsd_newbie asked about using fprintf(), so he or she doesn't need to redirect stdout or STDOUT_FILENO. Personnally I would use this solution: Because this way you still can easily control how many bytes will be sent on the socket.

You should learn about C++ strings and iostreams or stick to C. Here is a good resource about C++ : http://bruce-eckel.developpez.com/livres/cpp/ticpp/.

Hello, The code shown in the PDF uses deprecated features but it should compile. I don't have time to dig in the article, could you post directly the code that doesn't work ?

http://dapounet.deviantart.com/art/Desktop-11-109277072

I think that physmem must be 64-bit wide on AMD64: sysctlbyname

IMO it would be wore straightforward to write a program. Here is a small example: #include <errno.h> #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <fcntl.h> #include <sys/types.h> #include <sys/stat.h> #include <unistd.h> #define FIFO_NAME "/var/tmp/foo" int main (void) { umask(0)...

I couldn't find what it supports from C99, do you know that ?

I use tcsh because I like the programmable completion and the completion. For scripting I use sh and Python.

I only play OpenTTD (which is pretty good), I would also play Quake 3 if I had a suitable driver. I quite agree on your quote, it's far easier to play games on Windows.

I'm using x86 ASM, C, C++, Java and Python. The only problem is that I couldn't find a COBOL compiler for FreeBSD that accepts the sources we write at school (with a proprietary compiler). I guess that COBOL must be quite standardized, maybe I just don't know how to write portable code with it...

According to Andrew Tanenbaum's book "Modern operating systems 2nd edition" the GPL is longer than Windows 2000's license, so... :e

Wallpaper Theme : Xfce-basic (comes from ports/misc/xfce4-wm-themes I think) Icon theme Window manager style Audio player : Sonata

The last time I installed the JDK from ports/java/jdkXX and I still had to download manually the Diablo tarballs. I guess there's a good reason for that, but could someone tell me the difference between jdkXX and diablo-jdkXX ?

Could you post a more complete code that we could test ? Maybe that would help.

Run UNetbootin and let it download automatically the FreBSD image and install it on your USB key. Then if you can boot on your key, you can install FreeBSD by FTP, or from the key itself as explained here (2.13.4 Installing from an MS-DOS® Partition). If I remember correctly I had to replace...

I don't have this problem on my Aspire with 7.0 RELEASE/i386. I don't have any idea on how to get all the peripherals working, I didn't even make Xorg work yet.

Official Python tutorial The C book - good C89 ebook C unleashed - I didn't read it yet, but it has a very good reputation Advanced programming in the Unix environment