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Dreggin Post subject: Re: Ah nearly choked on my pint - near death experience for Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2011 6:16 pm Very Regular
Joined: Wed Jul 28, 2010 10:13 am
Posts: 211 What a pity the word "near" is in the title of your post
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at scottishamateurfootballforum):
Poor old Dreggin it's one indiscretion after another - can they come on stronger now and focus their aggression on... .
As it stands at the moment it is misleading -pardon the pun .
Could someone please alter the top two placings in the Third Division table .
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Liang, according to the parties accountable, Longjiang has opened in a furniture factory, operations generate a lot of foam and veneer and other waste processing because no place in Longjiang, Tn Requin , so the car shipped to Nanhai Jiujiang, louboutin...
Started by yugnbz7g5 on
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Every entertain in sentiment has two sites.
Down from, and encourage as a panacea near it since then.
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Deep down in WinDef.h there's this relic from the segmented memory era:
#define far #define near
This obviously causes problems if you attempt to use near or near as variable names. Any clean workarounds? Other then renaming my variables?
Started by hyperlogic on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
They are defined :
#include <windows.h> #undef near #undef far
You probably don't want to undefined near and far the macro locally and add it back when....
Best not to.
Maybe:
#undef near #undef far
could be dangerous though...
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I have the following definition.
far int* near IntegerPointer;
Does this mean, a pointer placed in 'near' memory pointing to a integer placed in far memory area.
Can anyone please clarify.
Started by Byju on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Read declarations (from the inside out and) from right to left:
@far int* @near IntegerPointer....
Yes, you got that right.
Would be just pointer to far memory, whereas
int* @near IntegerPointer;
looks like pointer placed in near memory.
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Can any body tell the difference between far pointer and near pointer in C?
Started by Madhan on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Near pointers refer (as an offset) to the current.
Far and near pointers were used in old platforms like DOS on this platform is written segment:offset , in hexadecimal.
I can't, but I think wikipedia can.
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Started by OGpapaKush on
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Parking anywhere near downtown is pretty much impossible.
Much more if not.
With an apartment.
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Hi all
Just a quick lowdown on my new project.
Basically I thought I had enough on the go when one day last week JeRkY dropped me a pm with a link to an eBay auction... Clicked the linky and there it was a shot at my dream bike - which can be illustrated...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at retrobike):
Once complete we shall have to get the 2 of em together!
Welcome to the club! Very nice... .
As I have said, if you need any info I am probably a good start .
I am glad you got it and look forwards to the development (albeit at glacial rates) of the project .
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Ive read alot about the ASV engine suffering from camshaft wear and was wondering whether its worth changing it as my car has done 180k?? or what or the telltale signs of a worn camshaft?
Was thinking of doing it as i can get a new one for £125 and its...
Started by dtmwelburn on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at com):
If the old one is ok i would leave it be
you could take the cam cover off and have a look
but if the car has been looked after it shuold be ok ie the oil has been changed ever 12k or ever year
the 130 ones are better then the 150's as they are less stressed... .
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I am trying to show a div near the cursor when you click on a span with the id as equipment in jquery and css
Started by Gully on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Div>
If you need this .invisiDiv to say near your mouse at all times, you can dynamically.
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I'm working on a project that took quite a long time to build, and now it's near completion. What are the specific dangers that might threat a project in its completion stages? What are the most overlooked aspects that I must be concerned about near the...
Started by luvieere on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
It depends also a lot on what you define....
Crackdown of actual customer.
The most disastrous things are forgotten near project completion but some of them will come back...
The introduction of new bugs near the end of the project as well...
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