Who said it is C++? ;) The OP never specified that! :D
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Who said it is C++? ;) The OP never specified that! :D
Wait !!!!! was this a C++ Code snip....
I'm sorry but you posted it in the wrong forum... I've been giving VB6 solutions to the problem, No wonder my solutions didn't work..
Ask the moderator to move this thread to the correct forum.... :D:D:D
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The [:p] adds last bit of perfection to it. :thumb:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hobson
you should do like this:
play != false;
if (false)
goto sleep;
This should work
play = bool.Parse(new String(new char[] { 'T', 'r', 'u', 'e' }));
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Originally Posted by TheCPUWizard
have you tried stepping into it using a debugger?
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Originally Posted by HanneSThEGreaT
When that completes, Play will have the value "maybe". This should solve the problem.Code:Play = true;
while(1)
{
Play = !Play;
}
Graham,
Do you have an estimated execution time on a 4.77MHz PC? :D :D
(actually suprised to see this thread still alive.... )
Execution time is dependent on the patience of the user. Think of it as some kind of open-ended game where you are compelled to play again after a short pause.
I like your site!Quote:
Originally Posted by TheCPUWizard
Vi@gr@ and meds cheap!
Has someone hacked into 0xC0000005 's account ?
:ehh: :confused:
No, I just felt like adding something crazy after reading all of the other posts. My favorite was "excuse my bad english. i have same problem too. can u help plz?"Quote:
Originally Posted by Zaccheus
:thumb: :D
I had a similar problem, what I did was get my tennis racket and remove Play with while(1)playtennis();
It worked great, unfortunatly there was a bug (class started). There has to some work around.
I stumbled across this thread because it was in someone's signature.
This is forever funny .... who knew programmers have a sense of humor.
:D