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February 2007 - Posts
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Dynamic Memory Allocation in C++
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lamia
Ever wondered how you can create a resizable array in C/C++? I will not be discussing the C stuff here since I'm not at all that good in C. So let's try to take a look on how to make dynamic memory allocation in C++. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 class MyClass...
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Job Browsing is Knowledge/Skill Updating
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lamia
Almost every, I would open my business e-mail (the one I use in my resumes) and browse through jobstreet. I don't mind doing this all the time since I'm mostly interested on the current requirements of other companies rather than the companies themselves...
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Career
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Review Strategy for SCJP
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lamia
It's February. And unless I run out of budget or our client brings up another killer request, nothing's gonna stop me from taking the SCJP 1.5 this coming March. I feel a little down when I scored low(actually, failed) on the examulator mock exam (trial...
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SCJP
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How to use $_GET in your included files
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lamia
I'm used to doing just <c:import url="/viewaccount.do?id=${account.accountId}"/> in JSP. So when I was asked to make a simple PHP script I thought the same thing was possible in PHP using the include() command. I was wrong though and thought of...
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PHP
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J2ME Programming tips
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lamia
Since I'm mostly exposed to enterprise development(or not-so-enterprise) I deal mostly with how an application would scale. This left me wondering how everything is done in Java 2 Micro Edition or J2ME which is the mobile platform for Java. I remember...
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Java
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J2ME
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The evil short open tag in php
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lamia
Our client asked for a short portion of their php code to be modified. Since I'm a Java guy and so is my team lead, we asked our new developer (web developer) to do the dirty stuff for us. Good, he was able to finish quick. But then, when I tested the...
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PHP
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The curse of char*
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lamia
Whew! Finally I was able to solve the bug I was tring to fix in my game. To explain briefly, I have an std::map<char*, BITMAP*> which is a static member of a class. Now, I have a Manager class which loads resources that somehow looked like this...
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C/C++