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Escaping is only needed for string literals. User input doesn't need to. In your original example, you had the file paths hardcoded, and thus needed to escape them.
 
The *_s functions are done that way, so the function can return a meaningful error value. It's safer in the sense that you are handed the error code directly rather than relying on a global error flag. See the section on return values here http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/z5hh6ee9.aspx
 
For standard fopen you have to make a call to perror() or check the value of errno to get more information on the error. A NULL file handle isn't very meaningful beyond the fact it failed. Sometimes it's useful to know why.
 
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Microsoft version
 
 

Golfing is fun. I should have prefaced my post with just because you can doesn't mean you always should.
 
Conditional expressions are useful. Just don't abuse them like I did.
 
I'd rather write printf("some message ... %s\n", str ? str : "<<null str>>"); than an if block though.

Here are some free ones. There are books for loads of languages so I just quoted the ones for C.

Straight from the Adobe docs
 
 
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/ActionScript/3.0_ProgrammingAS3/WS5b3ccc516d4fbf351e63e3d118a9b90204-7f9d.html

You need to compile your project in release mode(select config from the dropdown box at the top). The D on the end of the DLL name signifies it's debug, so it won't be included in standard Windows C runtime libs.
 
Furthermore, you can forego the use of a DLL by changing the runtime linking under project properties(right click project in the solution explorer and select properties). /MT for release, /MTd for debug. This will statically link the C runtime in your exe.
 

My old core2duo e6550 was one of the easiest overclocks I ever did. I didn't really push it as far as I could though. Still have it in my closet.
 
C2D E6550 2.33ghz x7 multiplier
Gigabyte P35 DS3P rev 1.1 motherboard
OCZ Reaper DDR2 800 2x1GB
Tuniq Tower 120 cooler
 
I bumped the ram to 1000 (3.5ghz OC, 1:1 ratio) and called it a day. Ran cool and stable for years. Can't say if I had to touch any voltages. I did later when I added two more reaper sticks, but it would only go a little over 3.3. Bad move on my part.
 
Tuniq Tower is still in use on a Phenom II 955BE

Last solution was incapable of solving 15-puzzles due to horrible memory efficiency. Storing the entire visited tree is dumb and defeats the purpose of IDA*.
 
New solution ditches trees and allocation altogether. Not only is memory performance infinitely better, it's faster too.
 
 
Could use a better heuristic, but performance is satisfactory.

I ported my C FizzBuzz solution to an x86 bootloader. Right at 100 lines. Using 165 out of 512 bytes available.
 
Currently working on a version that writes directly to the VGA controller instead of using the BIOS interrupt 10h.
 
If you aren't familiar with FizzBuzz http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?FizzBuzzTest
 
 
Nicely colored source http://pastebin.com/gkPzHFJN
 
 
Running in the Bochs x86 emulator

Check my sig

Any lethal round will penetrate walls. If you can't penetrate drywall, it isn't going to be effective on a person.

Indeed, our laws are out of control.
 
Too damn many of em.

Typing feel.
 
Custom caps.
 
Durability.
 
Cooler Master keyboards are good and affordable. Can easily be had for under $100.
 
First step is to find a store where you can test different switches and see which you like, or if it's worth it to you at all.

I have a 27" 1440p IPS panel sitting next to it. 
 
Once I played a game at 144hz I never considered gaming on it again. That was before gsync. After I installed the kit all bets were off.

Er, no.
 
You don't get a "license". You get a tax stamp saying you paid the tax for the privilege to own an NFA device.
 
You are confusing a class 3 SOT(NFA dealer) with simple NFA ownership.
 
Fingerprints, CLEO sign off, and photos are not required if you file under a corporation/trust. Many people are forced to do this because many CLEOs are dicks and won't sign. Some states (like TN) passed laws forcing CLEOs to sign.
 
 
The rest is just nonsense. Drug tests, random searches, and storage requirements for having a tax stamp? Lol

If we're talking native resolution, 27" 1080p has pixel pitch the size of cats.
 
27" 1080p: 0.3114mm
 
24" 1080p: 0.2768mm
 
27" 1440p: 0.231mm
 
 
It's quite noticeable between my VG248QE and Auria 27" 1440p IPS. 27" would be like looking at my monitor through a screen door.

It appears she was firing a mini-uzi. 
 
Smaller, lighter, and a higher rate of fire. 950RPM is no joke.
 
He needed to be bracing and holding it with her, and definitely not have more than a few rounds in the magazine. 
 
Everyone calls him an instructor, but it's not clear that he was even trained as one. The way he rushed her from single to FA I'd be inclined to think not.

Er, no.
 
You don't get a "license". You get a tax stamp saying you paid the tax for the privilege to own an NFA device.
 
You are confusing a class 3 SOT(NFA dealer) with simple NFA ownership.
 
Fingerprints, CLEO sign off, and photos are not required if you file under a corporation/trust. Many people are forced to do this because many CLEOs are dicks and won't sign. Some states (like TN) passed laws forcing CLEOs to sign.
 
 
The rest is just nonsense. Drug tests, random searches, and storage requirements for having a tax stamp? Lol

Make sure you are only rendering visible faces.
 
How are you storing and traversing the blocks for rendering?

Feminists ruin everything they touch. I'd rather they stay as far away from gaming as possible.
 

Lisp

Any decent compiler will optimize that sort of stuff away.
 
Let's look at what GCC does using -O3 optimizations:
 
 
Turns into:
 
 
The important lines are 6, 7, and 8.
 
GCC recognizes & 0xFF, and the result of the rand() is truncated on line 6 using the movzx (mov and zero-extend) instruction taking the byte in bl and zero extending it back into ebx. Changing it to (unsigned char)j produces identical assembly.
 
It also recognizes i is used nowhere else, and doesn't even bother storing 0xFEFE instead putting the cast-truncated value 0xFE on the stack (line 7).
 
Then finally on line 8 it puts the full ebx register onto the stack since foo takes an integer. (The foo call is actually optimized away as well)
 
No ANDs in sight 
 
Notwithstanding the merits of simply truncating a color value.

No, the Filco is not worth double. Costar makes both.
 
I'm a programmer and I never use the numpad, so I appreciate the saved space on a TKL. I'm using a QFR with green switches and I love it. Previous keyboard had blacks which I also like. I didn't like blues at all.
 
Only reason not to get greens is if you have girly hands and can't handle the 80g force.

1) Because the conversion from float to int simply truncates the fractional part. If a = -1.5f the result is still the same. The conversion from signed to unsigned simply zero extends or truncates the signed value to fit the unsigned destination. 
 
2) GCC doesn't warn me even with -Wall -Wextra Actually it does and I wasn't paying attention
 

The solution is to do nothing. Let people live freely, and it will work itself out one way or another.