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ZThreads....

Wondering if anyone has experience or war stories about ZThreads.Thikning of using it, but can't really find much talk about it.Anyone using ZThreads care to share opinions?...

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Zthread devpak

Hi,I urgently need Zthread devpak (for dev-c++).Unfortunately, original links from http://contestsolutions.webhop.info/ don't work anymore..I sent message to author, but he had hdd crash and he doesn't have itanymore..So if anyone have this file and could send it to me or upload itsomewhere an...

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ZThread devpak

Does anyone have this devpak? Please, I can`t find it anywhere......

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zoom a bitmap image in C++

HI,I am very new to C++.Using C++ I am reading one bitmap image.Now,Iam trying to zooming that image.Can any one tell me which functionhave to use for this.Or can any one send some sample code regardingthis zooming a bitmap image.Hope any one will give reply as soon as possible.Regards,swetha....

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Zlib, C++, folder

Hello all,I m not sure if it is the good newsgroup, please fu to the correct oneif you know (already tried comp.compression with no answer)I m really knew to the use of the zlib in C++ to compress files. I thinkI understand how to compress a single file but not how to compress awhole folder cont...

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zlib question ...

Hi,Not sure if this is a proper ng to post this question.Is here anybody who has used zlib? I downloaded 1.2.1 of zlib fromwww.gzip.org/zlib (for windows 98/nt/2000/xp), and used it in my program tozip/unzip files. When I use the zipper class in zlib to zip a folder, I gota zip file with the SAM...

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zlib APIs usage problem in C++ program

Hello Group,I am writing a http client and reading a web page from the server. Thepage can be compressed in anyof the format namely; gzip or deflate or compress. My client reads thepage in chunks from the socketand then passes on the decompressed data to the user.I am makeing use of zlib APIs to...

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ZLib

Hi,I've got a problem with including ZLib in to my application.I've downloaded the newest Version from http://gzip.org and unzipped it.->I do not know what file I've got to include.PLEASE HELP!Thanks...

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Zipara.com started !

What is Zipara ?Zipara is a image hosting service whichyou can store your images 'ALL FREELY' and speedly.Why and how can i use it ?* You have an image and you want to get comment about it.Store it to Zipara and give 'Show to friends' link to your friends.* You can protect your images with a...

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Zeus-Framework

www.xatlantis.ch: The Zeus is a open source C++ framework used forcomplex application development. It was developped to wirte CellComputing Model Applications. Its based on classes and is more or lessJava oriented. If you have ideas how to improve or extend theframework, let me know. :-)...

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zero-filling gaps in statics

What does the standard say about zero-initializing of staticstructures/classes, specifically: is it guaranteed by the standardthat the alignment fillers between the members will also beinitialized to zero?Andrey...

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Zero values

I am forced to work with achar* buf;I allocate memory and then construct somedata types in buf (several different at different locations of bufkind of struct alike)Sometimes all data need to be zeroed.For integral types that is fine, I just zero allchar within buf.Q: What about float, double, co...

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zero shift

Given:unsigned x = 123;unsigned y = 0;unsigned a = x << y;unsigned b = x >y;I would hope that: a == 123 && b == 123;but I don't see this in section 5.8 of ISO/IEC 14882.Is it true? Chapter & verse?Thanks,Mike....

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zero memory

What is the C++ way to zero out memory after calling operator new on astruct?A constructor is not possible in this case nor is a class, because thepeople using my code c-stlye cast a pointer to the first member of thestruct to a pointer to the entrire struct later on in the code....

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