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| Using C++ exception handling to catch floating point divide by zero. | on Mar 31 |
| *(URL) "C and C++ Aren’t Future Proof" | on Mar 30 |
| is this a bug in g++? (cast to pointer to volatile) | on Mar 11 |
| Volatiles might not be able to be optimised. | computerghost on May 10 |
| Re: Volatiles might not be able to be optimised. | on May 10 |
| (homework from the main forum) | on Nov 28 |
| pointers are signed? | on Nov 10 |
| found some info. | on Nov 10 |
| When will MinGW get SEH? | on Nov 3 |
| * One would hope that clang eventually gets it also. | on Dec 25 |
| sha160 and sha256 | on Oct 26 |
| *(URL) loose translation to pure QB64 | on Oct 27 |
| here's what I have for duplication detection (qb64) | on Nov 1 |
| a bug fix for dupdel.bas | on Dec 2 |
| strict aliasing | on Dec 25 |
| the compilers do not inline functions by default... | on Sep 27 |
| just a GUI experiment. | on Sep 12 |
| tried adding a few controls (more GUI experimenting) | on Sep 12 |
| mingw-w32 incorrectly declares HBRUSH. | on Jul 29 |
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