you know how to use winsock arrays?

yeah I'm using control arrays to do that... but once i'm finished that i'm gonna see how to use the AIM protocol with winsock :)

u can do it in c...

networking libraries u could look up if u wanted...

(unix)
sys/socket.h
arpa/inet.h

(windows)
winsock.h

I still have that AIM logon from VB code if anyone needs it.

im learnign c++ at school...we are still in input/output coz the fag teacher taught us binary and base convertion for 2 weeks, which we could have easily done in a calculator.........and then he gave us a test and everyone failed.....he gave us retake and the highests core was 75....i got a 68

I loved breaking the curve at programming class...I would always score 100 on tests, and the next highest grade was like a 72 or something. I always thought of it as my personal punishment for the idiots in the class...muhahahaha.

Send it to randuin at randuin dot com if you will :) Thanks!

okee dokee.

Unfortunately, CS at my school just wasn't designed for those who had no clue how computers worked. My 1st year, there was a group of people who excelled, and everyone else did horribly. Personally, I started turning in Windowed apps instead of console apps out of boredom.

When I started CS1 (Beginning C++), I already knew BASIC, Turbo Pascal, and x86 assembly, not to mention experience with macro programming and CASIO and TI calculator programming and had many years of programming experience, so it was a blowoff course for me. The thing is that the hardest part about learning your first programming language is learning what to tell the computer to get it to do what you want. By the third or fourth, you quickly reallize that the only real differences between languages is the syntax: how you tell the computer what you tell it.

well...lisp and assembly seem to differ in reasoning a bit from other languages...but yea all the other languages seem more or less the same except for syntax.