cheers for the upcoming death of C++ and the good old 80's ..

Wolf0403 2008-12-18 11:21:31

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cheers, to the end of good old days of C++...
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iambic 2008-12-21

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尼采死了呢。

DemonWhisper 2008-12-21

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[Quote=引用 18 楼 iambic 的回复:]
尼采死了呢。
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上帝却貌似还活着……

jieao111 2008-12-20

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咱这的版主不会删垃圾帖子，就会**。。。一点都不负责任，，hoho~~~

ps：俺在cu回了个up直接就被删~~

R9R9R9 2008-12-20

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小马哥，我来了！

太乙 2008-12-20

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jjjj

funnybunny 2008-12-20

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为什么我刚刚认识了她，要爱上她的时候她却要死了...

青葱岁月不可追 2008-12-20

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hoho

为什么不是c？

hoho

lzr4304061988012 2008-12-19

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什么情况

zgjxwl 2008-12-19

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[Quote=引用 4 楼 lann64 的回复:]
判决书
鉴于c++已经活的够久，而且影响到了下一代人的就业。
特此宣判，c++死亡。即日起生效。

全球程序设计语言委员会总会
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Wolf0403 2008-12-19

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鄙视那个改帖子的版主。。

DemonWhisper 2008-12-19

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提议版主联合起来搞楼上

xuelong_zl 2008-12-19

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谁翻译下帖子的意思呀？？

木有办法只要与C++有关的都看不懂.....

Non_Recursive 2008-12-19

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nice

Vegertar 2008-12-19

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really?

lann64 2008-12-18

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判决书
鉴于c++已经活的够久，而且影响到了下一代人的就业。
特此宣判，c++死亡。即日起生效。

全球程序设计语言委员会总会

brookmill 2008-12-18

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What happened? C++ is still alive
http://news.csdn.net/n/20081217/121819.html

nullah 2008-12-18

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upup
呵呵

kestre1 2008-12-18

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O_O

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This is a simple A* (A-Star) implementation. I did this for one of my university projects, so don‘ t expect it would be very good. Anyway, it‘s very simple because I ‘m not a C# programmer. There are four classes, first one (class1.cs) is just a test for path finding, it opens a file and fills an array and uses it to pathfinding. The second class, Path(path.cs) is used by third class to find the path. The third class Node, is used by Path class. The fourth class, PathFinding(pathfinding.cs) has a function, FindPath(), you can use it to get shortest path, its inputs are: starti: column of start point in the array startj: row of start point in the array nexti: column of destination point in the array nextj: row of destination point in the array map: this is our array that has the map BTW, excuse me for my poor English. Cheers, H.Ebrahimi

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