[02:43] <duanedesign> does anyone know if their is an irc channel for c development?
[02:44] <duanedesign> Or if anyone in here can answer a rather simple question about a C program that is not compiling for me?
[02:46] <jvrbanac> duanedesign, I haven't done pure C in quite a while, but I might be able to help. What is the issue?
[02:46] <duanedesign> thank you let mem paste bin it i real quick
[02:49] <duanedesign> I think the issue is i does not like my logical operatores || and &&
[02:49] <duanedesign> http://bit.uz/Rxa
[02:51] <duanedesign> it errors on all the lines like  else if (angle  >= 0 && <= 90)
[02:52] <jvrbanac> Ahh I see the problem
[02:53] <jvrbanac> ok, so the issue is that you missing something the evaluate on the third condition of that if
[02:54] <jvrbanac> so in the case of the example you gave, it would need to be : else if (angle >= 0 && angle <= 90)
[02:54] <jvrbanac> i.e you're missing "angle" after the &&
[02:55] <duanedesign> ahhh
[02:55] <duanedesign> awesome!
[02:55] <duanedesign> it worked
[02:56] <jvrbanac> :D
[02:56] <duanedesign> thanks a ton
[02:56] <jvrbanac> np! Glad I could help
[02:56] <duanedesign> i wrestled with it for longer then I care to admit :D
[02:57] <duanedesign> you earned some good karma points my friend. Thanks again
[02:57] <jvrbanac> :D np. We've all been there. Sometimes you just need another set of eyes.
[03:03] <duanedesign> agreeed. Someone picked up my  K&R the C Programming Language at school. Was bummed about that was a good book
[03:03] <duanedesign> but cheap to replace. Used copies everywhere
[03:04] <duanedesign> well i wont linger. Not to be over repetetive, but thanks again, :)
[04:32] <IDWMaster> Hi
[04:32] <IDWMaster> Regarding the question on CrossLibs I'd like to point out that the memory management system it uses is different than a regular C++ program. Instead of using the default "new" it uses operator new, and the memory is later freed with a call to FreeManagedObject
[04:33] <IDWMaster> I don't see any memory leaks myself in the library, but if somebody sees any they should be more specific about the problem
[04:36] <IDWMaster> Memory leaks in such a library can be a serious issue, but I can't fix them unless I know where they are.
[08:30] <sn0w75> Hi all, I have a program that I'm interested in open-sourcing. However, I'm rather new to the process of package creation and the formatting of source code in order to easily create packages out of them.
[08:32] <sn0w75> I already have a launchpad account and whatnot set up, I just can't figure out how to format my source code properly so that mh_make detects my Makefile
[08:33] <sn0w75> I was following the tutorial here, had no issue going thru it with the GNU hello-world program, but in that case the source code is already in the proper format; what I don't understand is how one goes about formatting their source code properly
[08:33] <sn0w75> http://developer.ubuntu.com/packaging/html/packaging-new-software.html
[08:36] <sn0w75> In addition, if anyone has some other general tips on Ubuntu app development I'd love to hear it, as I'm fairly interested in learning the ropes (although I really don't have issues in compiling binaries for linux in general)
[13:24] <nik90> ubuntu-app-devel
[13:24] <nik90> anybody here familiar with GTK  Treeview? I am trying to get the row index to the currently selected row (all in python)
[13:38] <nik90> I did selection = mytree.get_selection()
[13:38] <nik90> model, iter = selection.get_selected()
[13:38] <nik90> however it return iter to the currently pointed row..but I need the row index (integer)
[13:38] <nik90> hoping someone know how to do this