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Date: Tuesday, 26 April 1988 13:15 mst From: dji at SBCS.SUNYSB.EDU (the dirty vicar) Subject: Prisoner #016 To: lippard at BCO-MULTICS The Prisoner #016 09/13/1986 Moderator: Dave Iannucci (iannucci@sjuvax.UUCP) Topics Hotel Portmerion "Once Upon a Time" & 6's real name One man's interpretation The death of mail.prisoner ======= From: "James J. Lippard" <allegra!seismo!HIS-PHOENIX-MULTICS.ARPA!Lippard> Does anyone know if it is possible to visit the Hotel Portmerion? Can one just walk around the grounds, or must one make reservations to stay there? Yes, it is possible to vis ...

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... integer used as a counter. Finally, because the keys of the map are maintained in sorted order, we provide a template comparison function (see issue #016 for another example of this). Another typedef we establish but do not use in this simple example is the VAL type, which is a template of type "pair<string,long>". pair is used internally within STL, and in this case is used to represent a map element key/value pair. So VAL represents an element in the map. We then read lines of input and insert each word into the map. The statement: counter[buf]++; does several things. First of all, buf is a char*, not a string, and must be converted ...

Issue #016 October, 1996 Contents Newsletter Index Introduction to Exception Handling Part 2 - Throwing an Exception Using C++ as a Better C Part 16 - Anonymous Unions Notes From ANSI/ISO - Template Compilation Model Part 1 Newsletter Writing Introduction to STL Part 3 - Sets NEWSLETTER INDEX An index to all the C++ and Java newsletters can be found on the Web at: http://rmi.net/~glenm The index will be updated as new issues come out. INTRODUCTION TO EXCEPTION HANDLING PART 2 - THROWING AN ...

#016 - [ Angelica ] [ ila mai ] TWENTY THREE YEAR OLD RUGRAT The title is not a metaphor. Nor is it symbolism of any kind. My sister is a twenty three year old Angelica. Her boyfriend is her 'Cynthia'. He follows her everywhere, obeys every word and is also going slightly bald. The reasons i say this is the differences between her, myself and my other elder sister. She left home to go to uni and has rarely been back since. She supports herself and her two year old son in the middle of London ...

... minare, modificare etc, chiamato il comando appropriato con questo numero. Ad esempio se digitiamo BL, ci comparirà una lista di questo tipo: 00) BPX #0167:400000 01) BPMB #0167:402004 03) BPX USER32!MessageBoxA il primo numero in questa lista indica il num. identificativo poi c'è il tipo di breakpoint e dove è stato settato. Se ad esempio vogliamo disabilitare il breakpoint sull'API MessageBoxA (la numero 3), possiamo usare il comando BD 3. Se le vogliamo disabilitare tutte usiamo il comando BD *, se invece vogliamo riabilitarle usiamo BE *. Possiamo anche ad esempio modificare il breakpoint 3 usando BPE 3, oppure creare un breakpoint simile ad ...