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Ah, I see, thanks for pointing that out. I changed to the 2009q3 compiler, so hopefully it should work now. Also, it seems that my server-ish computer died, so I am rehosting them on another server. They are here now Pandora: ftp://213.226.69.209/lum-pan.tar.bz2 Windows...

Hiya, Lumina is a game engine with two games I have been working on for a while now. The first one, which starts by running the binary, is supposed to be a rpg of sorts called Legend of Nausta. The second one (which is more of a concept for the game i want to make) stats by running the bat file...

How about calling the first game Two Month War, and the second game for Not Another Two Months Of War

This sounds like an awesome game indeed. Oh and the construction yard analog needs to be a townhall.

I think i first heard about it on irc, someone let slip something about project bumblebee.. or was that after the first posts on "Our New Machine".. somewhere around that time anyway.

It won't do anything to the original surface, but it will create a new surface (optimizedImage) which is never freed and therefor creates a memory leak. If however the function parameters are altered from (First case) bool load_image(SDL_Surface *optimizedImage, std::string filename ) to...

He didn't pass a huge amount of surface data before either, he just returned a pointer. There is also the danger of a memory leak in your example, since the load function doesn't check if the surface optimizedImage earlready contains surface data. Perhaps it's taste dependent, but from what I...

And I take it that the next time the app is launched, the file in appdata is the one presented when reading the cwd. (This might be stupid to ask, but just to be sure :) )

I have a question. What does to the file structure look like to the program being run? Dose it look like everything (the data contained in the PND and the appdata folder) is in the current cwd, only when you try to write to the cwd, it writes to the appdata? If so, how are duplicates handled?

I'm not sure how much of the Quake series media files (pak files) are freeware and can be included in the PND, by default. This means that you will have a lot of stuff in the appdata folder that the user will have to be aware of (if he wish to remove quake / change pak files etc.) Now this...

I have more than half a mind to buy one, to replace my current compaq netbook.

You can format a HD floppy as a DD floppy, but only if the HD floppy has never been formatted before. According to Wikipedia , it's because the strength of the magnetic field used to format HD floppy's is much higher than the field used to format DD floppy's.

No, If memory serves the battery only supplies the rtc with power, so I don't think so. I suspect that most people who had this problem either used a corrupt floppy or the wrong bios version. Or perhaps it's possible that they used a high-density floppy to update, but Im not sure what the...

Ah sounds indeed like a failed bios update. You will (if you haven't downloaded it earlready) need to download the latest bios, from somewhere like here: http://209.167.114.38/support/download/files_Archive/Index/bios_upgrade.htm And if it is a 50ct or a 70ct you will also need a 720k disk...

A what-now? I own both a 50ct and a 100ct and I have never encountered that, would you mind elaborating?

Yes, I know what that means and that is why I took 1.5v it as an extreme example, in showing that it's way outside the recommended voltage, but still won't cause instant death. I was not in any way trying to imply that it would be ok to do such a thing. In fact, I was trying to point out that...

^ Acually my runs for about 55-60 minutes (the larger battery tough) Also, DSL is awesome on it.

^ Ah, that's alright then.

The datasheet specifies: (min) (nominal) (max) OPP5: 1.2825v 1,35v 1,4175v OPP4: 1,2065v 1,27v 1,3335v OPP3: 1,14v 1,2v 1,26v OPP2: 1,007v 1,06v 1,113v OPP1: 0,93575v 0,985v 1,03425v It's also interesting to note that the absolute maximum ratings table states a maximum voltage of...