Comments on: Cable Net http://www.engtect.net/5 structural engineering Mon, 21 May 2012 07:27:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: laura http://www.engtect.net/5#comment-25 laura Thu, 06 Apr 2006 08:35:31 +0000 http://engtect.net/5#comment-25 You are: a) a geek b)too clever (I need to go revise bah) c) have too much time on your hands miss you rob...love the blog, even though I don't understand it all (where does theme/fufu stuff come into it?). Make sure you revise hard so you don't have resits and we can hang out when I come up to see Han (and pray for the same for me) lol ;) You are:
a) a geek
b)too clever (I need to go revise bah)
c) have too much time on your hands

miss you rob…love the blog, even though I don’t understand it all (where does theme/fufu stuff come into it?). Make sure you revise hard so you don’t have resits and we can hang out when I come up to see Han (and pray for the same for me) lol ;)

]]> By: Kash http://www.engtect.net/5#comment-24 Kash Wed, 05 Apr 2006 19:40:06 +0000 http://engtect.net/5#comment-24 It looks very nice - I just wish that ours was in the finalisation stage, however, it is more in the I don't really know what the hell to do next phase. the good news is that since you are so far ahead it means you have more time to help me!! Haha! It looks very nice - I just wish that ours was in the finalisation stage, however, it is more in the I don’t really know what the hell to do next phase. the good news is that since you are so far ahead it means you have more time to help me!! Haha!

]]> By: Rob http://www.engtect.net/5#comment-23 Rob Tue, 04 Apr 2006 10:57:20 +0000 http://engtect.net/5#comment-23 <p>Dave, I have been wondering if I should use the assert statement. The assert statement tells C++ to abort the program in a nice way and leave us an error message.</p> <p>#include <assert.h></p> <p>assert( (i>=0) && (i<=sizeof(data)/sizeof(data[0])) );</p> <p>I suppose what I have learnt is that things that can "never happen" in programming happen far too often. </p> Dave, I have been wondering if I should use the assert statement. The assert statement tells C++ to abort the program in a nice way and leave us an error message.

#include <assert.h>

assert( (i>=0) && (i< =sizeof(data)/sizeof(data[0])) );

I suppose what I have learnt is that things that can “never happen” in programming happen far too often.

]]> By: The Hawk (yeah!) http://www.engtect.net/5#comment-22 The Hawk (yeah!) Tue, 04 Apr 2006 10:28:15 +0000 http://engtect.net/5#comment-22 It's so pretty! oh the heart-ache that run-time error caused - the joy of programming in a language with no array bound checking built in. Form finding all the way though. Nearly as good as mine! :-p It’s so pretty! oh the heart-ache that run-time error caused - the joy of programming in a language with no array bound checking built in. Form finding all the way though. Nearly as good as mine! :-p

]]> By: Big Nige http://www.engtect.net/5#comment-21 Big Nige Mon, 03 Apr 2006 14:03:35 +0000 http://engtect.net/5#comment-21 Play that funky music, white boy... Play that funky music, white boy…

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