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void@qnet
teeworlds, stålverk80, evil schemer, c, c++
Languages shape the way we think, or don't.
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void@qnet
teeworlds, stålverk80, evil schemer, c, c++
Languages shape the way we think, or don't.
AMD 939 X2 4600+ | asus A8N-VM CSM | TwinMOS 2*1024 DDR400 cl3 | Silverstone SG01 + Tagan easyconnect 430w | Creative SB live | WD160GB + WD200GB +WD MYBOOK ES 250GB | NEC DVD-brännare | Samsung 913b(TFT) + 753s(CRT) | WACOM Intuos3 a4 |
void@qnet
teeworlds, stålverk80, evil schemer, c, c++
Languages shape the way we think, or don't.
AMD 939 X2 4600+ | asus A8N-VM CSM | TwinMOS 2*1024 DDR400 cl3 | Silverstone SG01 + Tagan easyconnect 430w | Creative SB live | WD160GB + WD200GB +WD MYBOOK ES 250GB | NEC DVD-brännare | Samsung 913b(TFT) + 753s(CRT) | WACOM Intuos3 a4 |
I just love the fact that there is a global integer variable named 'i'. Just think, you will never need to declare your loop variable again!
To avoid collisions where a loop that uses 'i' calls another function that loops with 'i', be sure to stack 'i' and restore it when your function exits.
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I just love the fact that there is a global integer variable named 'i'. Just think, you will never need to declare your loop variable again!
To avoid collisions where a loop that uses 'i' calls another function that loops with 'i', be sure to stack 'i' and restore it when your function exits.