I wanted to share some basic accessibility guidelines I created a few years to share with some other web developers I work with.
Pat asked me a while back:
I need to port code to WIN64. Sockets descriptors are now 64 bits on WIN64 (type SOCKET). Socket API now uses the SOCKET type. The problem I have is that the code I need to port uses I/O function read, write and close giving the socket file descriptor to to the operations. Those functions are still using a 32 bits descriptor.
What would be the clean way to port ?
Is it a problem now to use the socket descriptor as a file descriptor ?
Why is the socket descriptor need to be 64 bits ? I don`t see any gain…
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Hi, my name is Phil Frisbie, and I am a control freak. I prefer autos with manual transmissions, and when driving my wife’s car I look for any excuse to put the auto transaxle into manual mode (honey, downshifting on this mountain road will save the brakes). And while I use a lot of JavaScript and PHP for web development, my preference is still C.
Terry asks:
hello,i need your help about gsm 06.10. thanks for your code but i don’t know built it become a program which record/play file .gsm ( or .au, . wav) ,can you help me rebuilt it by VC++. Thanks so much. good luck!!
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Today is the official launch of Windows 7 and the media coverage is surprisingly low key. From all the positive reviews it sounds like Windows 7 will do well. Microsoft seems to have removed or toned down the most annoying features of Vista; perhaps many businesses will finally take the plunge and upgrade from XP! But not me! I am going to go the Ubuntu Linux route. Read the rest of this entry »
