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I know a very very lot about secure idioms in C/C++. the function that you showed would work, but it does a needless copy of the string pointer and reassign.
the while loop would do the job without a function call. or just make the function a macro instead.
PS: STL is a standard library and it's well tested and leak proof by design unless you use it incorrectly.
he wrote a video game implementation of the ancient game of 'Go'?
I'm not doing that, someone posted a copy pasta C function that was inefficent in the last bread. and this is a discussion of that.
Yes, anon, take the suggestion. Python is one of the best choices for string maniplation. The idiom is rock solid.
but you don't use Python in an automation kernel. So that means that you would want a C like implementation. Oh, wait a minute . . . Python will do that kind of thing too with a compiled version that makes it very very fast.
but you want to be able to debug it easily.
oh, ya, python shell will let you do that.
ya, for doing string things python works very well. Picture relates.
Sunday morning Brunch Pepes
maybe it's a little early ?
Is it any good? What are the benefits of this new language?
OK
listen, anything written by Google should be shunned and the people who work there should be informed that they work for monsters.
if you want C use C. Google stole Java from oracle. So just know that.
Google anything is a taint.
Android is Linux, but with it locked so that only they have root.
why would you do that?
we need legislation to free us from that kind of fuckery!
this is a typical catagorize and divide kind of monolog with what some call 'read-it (donethat) spacing'. I call it inorganic.
how many more stereotypical people that you actually know nothing about can you include in your bad-play?
the thing is (what thing) the thing is that . . . those who make these broad sweeping catagories are usually students who haven't learned anything yet.
pepole are not archtypes, anon. your bad-play is of very grotesque and stereotypical quality. It's indicative of a hollywood school kind of sit-com writter mentality from the 1960's.
It was OK then, but it doesn't work in this venue, now in 2020.
It's a bogus format.
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that thing on the left is that a bumper pool set up? I've seen that shit before somewhere? Is that the seating and table layout at a night club venue? I've heard about such places, they exist at the 'end of things' like the universe, and there might be 42 of them in a ring, each of the tables represent an interstellar spaceshipt and the lines are tubes of inflated fullerines filled with atmospheres and oceans?
is it a space ship that is .3AU wide? then how long would it be? and it shrinks when it goes really fast? or is that bunk? it only looks like it does?
I'm saying it's bumber ppoool but giganitic intersteller space ship design might be what it is too?
The Universe is 3D bumper-pool
that was some lickity-split memeing!
arc to Arctorus and spike to Spica!
'no, I really luv, ya, baby, I'm not cheating on you at all'
'but she is right there in the bed with you.'
no baby, I have deep regrets . . .
deeply regrets
office of democrat enforcers, keepers of the Justice warriors corralled by liberal over-bearing control freakish lawyer manipulations.
red is stop
red is rundown
red is rejoys
red is rum-tomb-tombulous
placer placer green green chartruse yellow gravy
gravy gravy train, mid semester college grade
gig gig gig gig
again with the drum set
I should have been a contender.
I work at the music shoppe
just so I can borrow the instruments for free.
gig gig gig
the music store closes at 4:30 on a Saturday.
gig gig gig
ride a bike frmo Kenmore to Alstoned
in the early AM.
tagged you by mistake, sorry.
are you make a documentary film about Carly Simon? and James Taylor?
they were prob somehow connected to someone too, I mean Nantucket is an Island
if you make a film make sure it doesn't have any of those subliminal messages telling people lies in their dreams.