C++ Portability Sucks

C++ is one of the most ported languages, but writing an application across differing platforms apparently isn't so pretty. I stumbled upon this while trying to figure out why gcc is putting my template class' constructors in the .data segment of my executable file instead of the .text segment. I hate real-time by the way. So much frustration for things I really don't care for at all. I think I might drop this course.

Anyway, so that mozilla portability guide is quite a read. And the HP-UX compiler really sucks.

From Scratch

New beginning. Pritesh's recently publicized opinion on Xanga mixed with his switch to Blogger convinced me to switch as well. I'm not sure what it is about Xanga that has made us switch. Probably the clutteriness of its look. Too much going on. Here's to a new start!

Also, originally I made the title Undeclared variable: $iwjh$, but Undeclared Variable by itself has a ring to it, so I stuck with that. Think that title sucks? Too bad, I'm a programmer. C2065 that shit*.

* I know, I know, C2065** is undeclared identifier. Undeclared variable sounds better.
** For those of you not in the know, C2065 is a Microsoft C++ Compiler error code.