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NeoCL v1.1b has been released!
#31
Thanks Victor Smile. Now to port my infinite precision numbers in Java to QB... :roll: yeah right I'll have enough time...
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#32
oracle: i thought java didnt have pointers :lol:
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#33
0_o

What planet are you on?
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#34
hey wait a minute....many people told me java was C++ - all its crap(according to them pointers, poor memory management, 'pseudo' OOP)....
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#35
In OOP, pointers are called references. In fact, it's not the same, but the resemblances are enough. Java has references.
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#36
pointers and references are very different things dude. References are aliases while pointers arent Wink.

And oracle, you cant call references pointers! :evil:
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#37
Quote:pointers and references are very different things dude. References are aliases while pointers arent ;)
Either way, the address of the variable (instead of it's value) is passed on the stack. While they may differ syntactically, they essentially boil down to the same thing when compiled.

EDIT: *reads posts above* Ooops, you're talking about Java not C... nevermind. I don't know anything about Java.
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#38
Quote:In fact, it's not the same, but the resemblances are enough.

TBBQ, I'm wondering why don't you fucking learn to fucking read.

To the coder, in 90% of cases pointers work in the same way as references do. You are not using the data itself, but a pointer or reference to it.
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#39
nice work, but the compression ratio is weak when looking at other compression programms (same algorithm like yours) that are written in qbasic. it looks like they are not much optimized and your huffman compression makes files bigger and not smaller. and btw there are more qbasic compression programs out there, you only have to search a little bit. i myself have written some too.

you can find it here:
http://www.quickbasic.6x.to
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#40
here are some file compressors from Rich Geldreich who made the first ones in qbasic as far as i know:
http://www.worldzone.net/computers/palad...c/misc.htm
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