Recent content by Bibi Uncle

Thanks! Great library by the way, very easy to use.

Hi, My question can probably only be answered by @dbeachy, but I found out that XRSound.lib has a dependency on ATL (on atls.lib to be precise). I just wanted to make sure that the dependency was intended, because I don't really see why it would be needed. I hit this issue simply because I...

Actually, in your case, passing by reference would be statically safer. Here it goes: class Gauge1 { public: Gauge1(VESSEL3* myVessel, const double& pressureKPA); ~Gauge1(); void DoPressureCheck(); private: const double& m_pressureKPA; }; Gauge1::Gauge1(VESSEL3*...

Beautiful Château Frontenac this morning while going to work. Note the highest roof was remade about a year ago, and the copper is already oxidising magnificently.

Dave Jones recently disassembled a mechanical computer taken from a B52 bomber. This beauty is mechanical engineering porn, for sure. https://youtu.be/hzGaO4Kdz2Y

It's a terrible lost. His heritage to progressive rock is tremendous. Farewell Keith ! I posted Karn Evil 9 a few weeks ago on another thread. Here's another classic: https://youtu.be/U7NAGTq_IJQ

You cannot change the return value of clbkGeneric. However, you can pass a pointer to an empty struct in the context parameter, and implement a message ID to fill in the struct. Just some quick and dirty code: int ShuttleA::clbkGeneric(int msgid, int prm, void* context) { switch(msgid)...

Thanks Andy for sharing, I didn't know this band, but it sounds really great. I've been listening Brain Salad Surgery for the past few days. This album is wonderful. Karn Evil 9 must be listened once in a lifetime. But Jerusalem is less known, but still great : https://youtu.be/iFbJQ65xJSg

Nice website ! I didn't read it all, but the text looks fine (English is only my second language). I really like the scrolling on the main page. Works like a charm. I tested it on IE9 and upwards. IE8 has a problem with the screen on the right, but IE8 should be dead and buried. I would...

What a coincidence! I religiously watch Dave Jones and his EEVBlog on YouTube, and he had this calculator during his mailbag segment last monday. He had the same problem with the keys. Looks cool, but I'll keep my HP-12C... Here's the video. The segment with the calculator starts at 41:00...

There it is : https://github.com/bibiuncle/projectmercury Not very well documented, but it should be fairly easy to understand.

That's a really interesting project your working on jedidia. That Raspberry Pi is a very promising platform. We're pretty much in the same boat. I only worked on a few simple projects with Arduino before being hired. This is the Texas Instruments CC3200 Launchpad. This MCU, clocked at 80 Mhz...

Congratulations! In what sector are you working? I found myself a job a few months ago. I now work for a start-up in web development and I'm currently writing code for this beauty. Hopefully creating the next popular IoT product.

If someone is interested, I have a few classes to write 2d panel instruments easily for Orbiter. It creates the mesh for you and you can easily populate it without having headaches with the triangles. There is basic ordering of the groups (for background and top elements) and every panel element...

With the finals next week, only Elvis can motivate me. Don't procrastinate, don't articulate Girl it's gettin' late, you just sit and wait around!