DT228-Year 1 Chat [mega-merge]

LeotCol

macki wrote: »

Just making sure, the labs tomorow morning are in angier street right?

I'm not sure...i heard the A stood for annex building. But then it would make sense for A to be for Angier too.

I heard the blank ones like 1-005 and 1-006 are angier...but it could be the other way around.

So does anyone know for defs?

Cheeky monkey

Pretty sure thats the way it works Leo

macki

I could have sworn somone said we didnt have classes in the annex

Joebits

LeotCol wrote: »

I'm not sure...i heard the A stood for annex building. But then it would make sense for A to be for Angier too.

I heard the blank ones like 1-005 and 1-006 are angier...but it could be the other way around.

So does anyone know for defs?

A 1-016/A 3-006/A 3-008


Ok A is for Annex. 1-016 is First Floor in Annex, Room 116.
A-3-006 is Third Floor in Annex. Room 306.
then obviously A 3-008 being beside Room 306!

Aungier is something like this on the timetable:
A 1-016/1-005/1-006

A 1-016(annex building) and then the 1-005 and 1-006 are labs in Aungier Street!

Soby

ye 1005 and 1006 are Aungier.Walk in the main door turn right straight down still ya see the stairs on your right go up one floor to right again and walk around the building till you find it.

LeotCol

Does anyone know where I can get a download for the Borland C++ compiler?

Or are they going to give us a disc or something for it?

I just want it now because the versions of it I found online are crap

Stench Blossoms

Dev CPP is just as good.

Joebits

LeotCol wrote: »

Does anyone know where I can get a download for the Borland C++ compiler?

Or are they going to give us a disc or something for it?

I just want it now because the versions of it I found online are crap

Bring in a memory disk of some sort.. Find it on the computer and drag it onto ure memory stick.. install on ure laptop..

Creamy Goodness

orla wrote: »

Dev CPP is just as good.

very outdated though and isn't supported anymore

codeblocks is the dogs dangly bits, but may be a bit complicated for first years and beginners.
http://www.codeblocks.org/downloads/5 go nuts with it, download the package that includes mingw if you're on windows and want to compile C source code.


you honestly can't beat <INSERT_TEXT_EDITOR_OF_CHOICE_HERE> + gcc for compilation and command line for executing. especially when you are just learning how to program and not how to use an IDE.

GeeksRUS

Joebits wrote: »

Bring in a memory disk of some sort.. Find it on the computer and drag it onto ure memory stick.. install on ure laptop..

Does anyone have the bc.cmd on their computer? and send it to me on email? thanks

Naikon

GeeksRUS wrote: »

Does anyone have the bc.cmd on their computer? and send it to me on email? thanks

I advise you to use a more up to date compiler, as the borland 'bc.cmd'
compiler is out of date by at least 15 years now.

If you still don't care, here is a link for you:
click me

GeeksRUS

Naikon wrote: »

I advise you to use a more up to date compiler, as the borland 'bc.cmd'
compiler is out of date by at least 15 years now.

If you still don't care, here is a link for you:
click me

Thanks but it dint work..i have dev cpp i would use that iguess

GeeksRUS

Has anyone sent the excel sheet to Andrea Curley? I sent mine to her but it dint work..so i sent through my personal yahoo email..but on the webcourse it is saying that my status is missed for assignment? What should i do now?

Cheeky monkey

Just say it to her

grimm2005

GeeksRUS wrote: »

Thanks but it dint work..i have dev cpp i would use that iguess

Naikon's link works fine but you should also be able to find it on the student distrib drive where you can save a copy to your memory stick. Also it apparently has to reside on the top root level of your C:\ drive to work (or so we were told back then)

Vorr1k

You could save yourself a bit of hassle and just use BCC to be honest. Im pretty sure the college gives them out for free and imo its as good as any compiler to start on. Plus it saves you the hassle of reconfiguring your code to compile with BCC come assignment time.

You can trust me, im a lvl 16 internet user.

Naikon

Bumpity bump.

Shoot-a

fav subject so far?

Programming is great but you cant beat art sloan for soundest prof.

LeotCol

I think that programming would be my favourite so far. Haskell labs are ok cos I can get em done really quick, but the lectures are a bit tiring.

Shoot-a

can anyone figure out Ex3 Oct 6 for programming using increment operator?

edit: Nevermind!

Razthor

Programmings my favourite but Haskells a piece of piss. And does anyone besides the people at the front pay attention in that Problem Solving class? Were all just playing SNES games in the back:D

Peadar06

I will have to Lawlor to change the exam this year!!!

Joebits

Razthor wrote: »

Programmings my favourite but Haskells a piece of piss. And does anyone besides the people at the front pay attention in that Problem Solving class? Were all just playing SNES games in the back:D

no

GeeksRUS

hey guys..im having troube with the Haskellguards..does any1 have any idea how to solve this..it is pissing me off

Int -> int -> int -> int
or
int -> int -> int -> bool as guards are used for tru false conditions? pls help..i prefer c to this anyday :sigh

GeeksRUS

Peadar06 wrote: »

I will have to Lawlor to change the exam this year!!!

Peadar quit it!

Shoot-a

does anyone know if theres some magical way to auto download/sync the webcourses stuff eg. Arts presentations etc to a hd.

Naikon

Shoot-a wrote: »

does anyone know if theres some magical way to auto download/sync the webcourses stuff eg. Arts presentations etc to a hd.

No.

DIT should just set up a public FTP server and **** everything onto that.
Every man for himself! Would be more usable too.

Smidge1

Do we have this week off or do we have exams? :S

Cheeky monkey

We have classes :P

Joebits

Leslies class is the only class we don't have...