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General Software Discussion / Re: teracopy: copy your files faster

« on: June 27, 2007, 10:05 PM »

is DesertEagle from codesector?

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General Software Discussion / Re: teracopy: copy your files faster

« on: June 15, 2007, 09:55 PM »

You are right to rate a software with support, performance etc...
But you are not talking about software performance..
I am a new user and you dont say anything about program.. Is it a bad software? Does it cause system unstability or data lost? These are more important  for me.

You say "If I can lose this guy a few customers, great!!!"

This is not a good behaviour, this is not like a review or rating. You can critizie support but you cant blame a software because of this.

I am a new user but nobody told me that this software is not good because it is unstable etc..

I shouldnt use this software because you didnt get any support? Do you think i wouldnt get any response in Future.

Here is a benchmark result.

https://www.donation...52.msg64154#msg64154

I should use teracopy after i read this benchmark.

And here is the connection possibilities

http://www.codesector.com/support.asp

If a coder doesnt want to give support why he should list all instant messenger addresses?

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General Software Discussion / Re: teracopy: copy your files faster

« on: June 15, 2007, 03:08 PM »

did teracopy something bad to you? I can understand why are you talking about teracopy like it is a bad application. If the support is poor, is this make a software bad? Or is this a reason to search alternative application for you?

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Developer's Corner / Re: The Best Introductory Language

« on: April 17, 2007, 12:57 AM »

If you're working under windows, a fun, useful and fast learning "language" is autohotkey. I like this one because it's so damn easy to make stuff that you can actually use.

Honestly i didnt know that autohotkey is a language, i just thought it's just an application for fast access for anything on OS. what a shame.

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Developer's Corner / Re: The Best Introductory Language

« on: April 16, 2007, 11:24 AM »

Can i adapt C++ into web as a scripting language like PHP? I thought there should be C++.net!

Afaik C# is derived from C++, so it would be easy to jump on C++ after C# right?

ps. whatever language you choose, check out our Programming School section to help motivate you with some challenges: http://www.donationcoder....s/bb/index.php?board=77.0

I have alrready posted something on there. And i think you prepared a good source for beginners also advanved programmers. Thank you!

Check out Aurora.

http://www.ionicwind.com

would it be a good start? I dont know anything about it. It should be  better to make some search but i think i will stick with C++ or C#

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C / C++ / Re: C++ Programming Resources

« on: April 16, 2007, 11:14 AM »

Openwatcom - for C,C++ and Fortran cross compilers and tools

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Developer's Corner / Re: The Best Introductory Language

« on: April 16, 2007, 10:35 AM »

 i am going to get this C++ language sooner or later but if you say this would be a hard way to directly jump on C++, also you should show alternative paths for leading to C++.

Can you give an object - oriented programming language which will be suitable in general meaning for a beginner?

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Developer's Corner / Re: The Best Introductory Language

« on: April 16, 2007, 05:30 AM »

Why do you think C++ is not a good beginnig for beginners? Could you tell your own ideas or experiences? I read Horton's books and it seems C++ could be a language for beginning and you can be an expert after 10 years. That is what i want, i dont want to spend time to learn unnecessary languages that i would not use after learning C++.