#> I wonder what is the effect of using it? by the way what's throw()?
#
#di 'ko alam! di ba yung throw() causes an exception in Java? baka C++ din
#yan..
#
throw() at the end of a method is synonymous to Java's "throws" ..
throw [lvalue|rvalue] in code for C++ is the same in Java.. except
On Wed, 7 Mar 2001, Ian C. Sison wrote:
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> As of 4pm yesterday, the HFC Node of Destiny I am on in Mandaluyong went
> down. Consequently, so did the website of PLUG, so if you've been trying
> to access the plug page, you won't \8(
Yes, I noticed.. if you care to put the PLUG website somewhere
On Tue, 6 Mar 2001, Jeffrey Wong wrote:
..
> #define __P(args) args throw()
>
>
> I wonder what is the effect of using it? by the way what's throw()?
di 'ko alam! di ba yung throw() causes an exception in Java? baka C++ din
yan..
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Ang Linux ba sa terminal server pareho lang sa ginagamit sa common servers?
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From: Emmanuel Amador [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: [plug] Linux network hardware specs
These are some specs are for a Linux X-
[sorry for the cross-post]
As of 4pm yesterday, the HFC Node of Destiny I am on in Mandaluyong went
down. Consequently, so did the website of PLUG, so if you've been trying
to access the plug page, you won't \8(
I'm working with the Headend and NOC of Destiny to resolve this problem,
expect fu
# I wonder what is the effect of using it? by the way what's throw()?
#
It's a C++ keyword that declares the possible exception types that a
function can throw. (exceptions in C++, don't have to be object, unlike
in Java)
ex.
void method() throw (int); //method can throw an exception of typ
Title: RE: [plug] [OT]Question in C programming
Hi Orly and Jeff,
I found a definition of __P in some of the includes, and it says
#define __P(args) args
or
#define __P(args) args throw()
I wonder what is the effect of using it? by the way what's throw()?
Thank you very muc
sure why not? :P
dennison
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>hi guys,
>
>there is a suggestion to me that we add a page on the website for people
>who helped in Open Source Projects with the names of the contributors and
>the projects they contributed on. The project doesn't have to be made by
>pinoys,
hi guys,
there is a suggestion to me that we add a page on the website for people
who helped in Open Source Projects with the names of the contributors and
the projects they contributed on. The project doesn't have to be made by
pinoys, just the pinoys who contributed. e.g. blah blah contributed
#
# void new_phase __P((int));
#
# What does __P means?
I think it's the parameter decoration macro -- for automagically adding
something in the parameter list of functions -- e.g. __P((int)) ->
(int)throw().
HTH
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in view of the distribution advocacy we keep getting, let me just give
some silly reason why i chose debian to lighten the mood. heheh
if you don't get it, then... :)
I've tried SLS, Slackware, MCC, TAMU, RedHat, SuSE, Bogus, Caldera,
Stampede and all... but only one distribution, Debian, really
Again, before things run amok on the newbie list, we all know we have our
preferences for distribution. It is a personal choice, bottomline. Instead
of berating the other distributions in favor of your personal favorite,
let's remember that before the newbie can even determine what distribution
sh
On Tue, Mar 06, 2001 at 05:14:54PM +0800, dwen wrote:
>
> What is the proper mode/permission of the binary file "sendmail"
> (Postfix) ?
"sh INSTALL.sh" when installing postfix should take care of this.
Mine here says:
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 285666 Nov 24 20:14 /usr/sbin/sendmail
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> These are some specs are for a Linux X-terminal network. There will be 10
> diskless terminals and 1 network server. The network is for a computer lab
> in a school. Students will be trained in basic computer and internet skills.
> We'll run Redf hat 6.2 and StarOffice 5.2. A few students and t
What is the proper mode/permission of the binary file "sendmail"
(Postfix) ?
thanks,
dwen
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These are some specs are for a Linux X-terminal network. There will be 10
diskless terminals and 1 network server. The network is for a computer lab
in a school. Students will be trained in basic computer and internet skills.
We'll run Redf hat 6.2 and StarOffice 5.2. A few students and teachers a
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