I have no problem whatsoever with charging someone who falsifies a police report. It certainly shouldn't be left to everyday tax payers to foot the bill for police work done for someone who deliberately lied about an incident. Why shouldn't they have to pay for it?
If you want a rape...
Why not just make payment for rape kits conditional upon results? The idea of rape seriously bothers and concerns me, so I certainly think such services need to be available to any woman at any time. However, considering the number of false rape allegations, why not take such a stance...
Being from the South, I'd say this would be much funnier if there just weren't so many listed. IMO, this shortened version is much better and much more accurate.
There you go, try that out. Much better and must more accurately numbered.
(I might have included checkmate, but I'm a chess...
VM's are a great place to setup your development environment. I'd recommend a couple things though, aside from what's already been mentioned.
First, once you have Windows/Linux/whatever freshly installed and updated, copy it. It's good to have a clean install available to test your code in...
I'd agree with Crusty. If you're concerned about missing data, you could create a thread and have it do nothing but handle the interrupt and store the data into some queue or memory buffer. Then just have your main thread process the data as it is added by the other thread. That way you don't...
Sounds like you have the idea already. ObscureCaucasian is 100% correct in his advice. You want the function to be small. It's basically just a trade-off between code size and run-time overhead. As you mentioned, you eliminate unnecessary parameter copying at the expense of larger code...
The value at 0xabcd would always represent the value of next. I'm just picking some arbitrary memory location as the location of the variable next. So from that point on, any time you reference the variable next, it's going to look at memory address 0xabcd for the value of next.
After you...
Here's an excellent VHDL book. It's a little pricey, but well worth it. A professor had me check it out back when I was in grad school and it was the best one I'd ever seen.
http://www.amazon.com/Fundamen...ineering/dp/0072499389
The reason you are getting a value there is because that's the value that just happens to be residing in the memory area where the variable is stored, which is likely just some spot on the stack. dighn was correct in what he said. The statement VCore *next is merely allocating a pointer (32 or...
Just FYI, instantiating a variable VCore *next doesn't actually initialize anything. All you've done is create a pointer. It doesn't allocate any memory for the actual class itself. I think what you actually need is this:
VCore *next;
next = new VCore;
if (next == NULL)
{
...
}
else...
I will say this and only this.
1) Proposition 8 is hate and those who approve it are bigots!
This is actually two things, so I?ll tackle the first then the second. As far as proposition 8 being about hate, I think it?s important to note one major issue: love does not necessitate approval...
There's an Air Force base and a National Lab in Albuquerque, both of which use government vehicles and drive off-road. I'd say chances are it belongs to one of them.
For those of you who don't know who he is, or what he's done, here's a little info.
President Hinckley received a number of educational honors, including the Distinguished Citizen Award from Southern Utah University; the Distinguished Alumni Award from the University of Utah; and honorary...
The fact that you have nothing? That comment, regardless of the number of times you quote it, still shows absolutely nothing. You have yet to show anything that show the church effecting the law. That isn't even a law, it's a proposal. It wasn't written by the church, the church didn't hire...
Yes they do, and as I've stated several times already, that should be seen as a viable alternative. However, there is absolutely nothing legally wrong with what they are doing. They are well within their rights.
It's funny to me that you're are complaining about religious group enacting...
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