Elysian Shadows

Okay,Im basing this as a serious question. From my experience, I never used power functions to calculate the actual length of the bits. So instead of while (number > pow((double)base, power)) { power++; } I would try //Define the current bit thingy... (you'l see further in the code) int baseVal = ba...

dandymcgee wrote:Ah, glad you finally figured it out.

Thanks, it was a real thorn to get rid of

Okay, Just to let you know (if you are looking a this post) that I have fixed the problem.
It turned out it was a coding error I made when the server actually processed the socket.

Update: I have found something using google (did'nt find before because I was being specific in the search) Im using /* *I will probably use my own home-brew object type for this bit */ private AutoResetEvent p_WaitHandle = new AutoResetEvent(false); private void listen(TcpListener listener){ while(...

Right I have a extremely frustrating error that I have never been able to fix. I am using C#.Net and the bog standard System.Threading namespace and I it's fine if you give me code for VB.Net or .Net for C++. I am trying to get a multi-threading system going in the web server so it can process more ...

Hmm, Just out of curiosity, how are you going to save the content to the file? As in every time a file is changed, you re-save the whole table or do you write to the file but only write the necessary changes?

And from your edit. It will make things more faster too :D

Ok, sounds like your going to have something like myDir/file.txt then you define myDir as a directory from processing the slashes right? If that is the case, what if you have a file without an extension? Unless your checking if it ends with a slash? Wups did'nt read the "before the slashes"...

It's in C++. I could have easily achieved all of it (and could even change it to,) standard C. But I love namespaces, and all (mine at least) programs that will be using it are mostly C++ anyways. Don't really know C++ but know the syntax near enough since I know C#. In my experience, I developed a...

May I ask what language you are using?

If you organize the database, searches are pretty fast regardless of its size. How do you mean "organize"?, as in their all sorted?. If so that's all covered I am working on having the database structured like this [table identifier token (tells the parser that it's a table) (byte[])][/ta...

Ah okay. I have destroyed the dark cloud that hung over the source files (commenting the code) so now I am developing the first stages of the database overhaul to make searches alot more faster (from advice from this thread) Thanks I don't expect the database system to be as good as SQL. But as it w...

No I mean to actually find the entry in the first place without the help SQL

Rebornxeno wrote:How do you find the book your looking for in a library? Maybe the two things aren't much different! :O

You make it sound simple...

I suppose

Sorry don't mean to spam, but I just came up with a good Idea, What if I have all the rows in one go as in Row1Entry1,Row1Entry2,Row2Entry1,Row2Entry2 Then just say like, I want 0 to be "Row2Entry1" So I pass y=1, x=0 so the location will be (y+1)*(x+1) //Still thinking of this formula.......