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[2014-10-29. : 4:58 am]  Dem0n -- FaRTy1billionFaRTy1billion shouted: I don't see the problem. Isn't that supposed to be typical execution? Yeah that's why I was like dafuq yo. I must've been doing something wrong, though.[2014-10-29. : 4:18 am]  O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- I don't see the problem. Isn't that supposed to be typical execution?[2014-10-29. : 3:59 am] Dem0n -- I was doing that last night, but I kept getting a segfault. I might not have checked if the values were NULL, though. I can't remember.[2014-10-29. : 3:59 am] Dem0n -- poiuy_qwertpoiuy_qwert shouted: Dem0n figure it out? Yeah, apparently you were just supposed to make them point to the same memory location. so like buckets->value = value, where both values are pointers[2014-10-29. : 3:05 am]  rockz -- http://www.staredit.net/sc1db/file/609/ this map will give an example. Check the bottom right.[2014-10-29. : 3:03 am] rockz -- twilight, it's easier to just use a battlecruiser to raise the initial (adds 600 supply). Just give a BC to the player needed and add a nexus to increase the max by 200 points to make 400.[2014-10-29. : 2:34 am] twilight_marine -- so if I want 400 max, 400 initial I need 2 missiles and 4 citadels?[2014-10-29. : 1:36 am] poiuy_qwert -- Dem0nDem0n shouted: I guess I'll just go to office hours tomorrow and see what I'm actually supposed to do. I'm probably not even explaining it right to you figure it out?[2014-10-29. : 1:18 am] twilight_marine -- guys, is there way to increase Zerg supply without overlords or hatcheries[2014-10-28. : 6:20 am] jjf28 -- "Brothels are a much sounder investment than ships, I’ve found. Whores seldom sink, and when they are boarded by pirates, why, the pirates pay good coin like everyone else.”[2014-10-28. : 5:54 am] Riney -- There is a very odd amount of not talking about John Wick in this shoutbox.[2014-10-28. : 5:43 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- It was me, I put it there. I was hoping that you would never find it.[2014-10-28. : 4:54 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- make it intentionally super leaky, and so super leaky that it just fills up all available ram[2014-10-28. : 4:45 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- Well, deleting facebook probably isn't. I'm not sure what is involved in "lawyering up"... But it seems difficult to code while at a gym[2014-10-28. : 4:42 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: Delete facebook, lawyer up, hit the gym. That sound counterproductive for coding[2014-10-28. : 4:08 am] Dem0n -- I guess I'll just go to office hours tomorrow and see what I'm actually supposed to do. I'm probably not even explaining it right to you[2014-10-28. : 4:02 am] Dem0n -- They do not. That's what I don't get. There's literally no function where the size of value is given to me.[2014-10-28. : 4:01 am] poiuy_qwert -- so what is the Table creating function like? do they provide the value size there?[2014-10-28. : 3:59 am] Dem0n -- I can't change the function parameters. Those were given by my professor.[2014-10-28. : 3:44 am] Dem0n -- Or maybe I am for the value in the bucket... The descriptions of what I'm supposed to do are confusing as fuck[2014-10-28. : 3:41 am] Dem0n -- But even when I do memcpy and then set the two values equal, when I try to print the value, I get "(void *) 0x7fffffff ..."[2014-10-28. : 3:39 am] Dem0n -- Wait, but then when I do buckets->value = value, how does that work? Doesn't it still need to know what type value is?[2014-10-28. : 3:38 am] poiuy_qwert -- int save = 5; void *value = &save; size_t valueSize = sizeof(int); int load; void *param = &load; memcpy(param, value, valueSize); |
