Monthly Archives: September 2004

Things To Do…..

Posted on September 28, 2004 by James McParlane

Continuous Integration *started* June 28th 2004  (Branched into W3 EBNF parser) Tidy Up Website and add Google Ads  *done*  July 9th 2004 Integrate Client Into Shell Design Client <-> Server Connection Semantics Contuinue Design Of Clustering Algorithm Get shell integrated … Continue reading →

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Unix Signals And C++ Exceptions Living Together

Posted on September 28, 2004 by James McParlane

“Signals and exceptions don’t mix well, and should be considered seperately. While you can define an exception-based “wrapper” for signals, such code is not portable, because C++ does not guarantee that a signal-handling function is able to interact with any … Continue reading →

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I want this now….

Posted on September 23, 2004 by James McParlane

mms://wm.microsoft.com/ms/msnse/0409/23062/Gavin_Bierman/gavinbierman_0001_56K_110K_300K.wmv

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The Powder Of Sympathy

Posted on September 22, 2004 by James McParlane

Around 1700 – A Royal Committee was formed to gather ideas and a prize of £20,000 was offered to the person who could determine longitude at sea. One suggested method was that a mysterious substance called “powder of sympathy” if … Continue reading →

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mutable in C++

Posted on September 20, 2004 by James McParlane

I’ve gone back to some refactoring for a few days to solve a problem that has been annoying me for a while. The solution is found in some C++ arcana that I always used to avoid due to porting issues, … Continue reading →

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Nanotech Visuals Rides Again

Posted on September 8, 2004 by James McParlane

Some of my old rave visuals is being used in an episode of a local TV show called. “All Saints“. I am being told I am getting a credit – which will make a change from the last production that I was … Continue reading →

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