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    Starting college, need advice.

    Depending on the school you're going to, there's a good chance you might be using IBM's Eclipse, both for Java and C++. You may wanna DL it and play around so you can at least get a little familiar just in case. -CW
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    New Superpi!

    The entire program is not open source. However, a simple C implementation of the algorithm I used comes in a text file with the program.
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    New Superpi!

    Dude, if you're using the algorithm from that E classic file, no wonder it's so slow! That thing's nasty...it pretty much calculates the factorial all over again on each iteration like I had though, though not as directly as I had thought...plus, it wastes a LOT of cycles just outputting the...
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    New Superpi!

    Sorry, let me clarify. I meant does it use a direct implementation of the Taylor series? As in, did you write a factorial function and execute it over and over again? Because a good computation algorithm does not do this. For instance, PiFast uses binary splitting. If you look at the algorithm I...
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    C++/MFC: Problems with critical section

    when you hit the breakpoint, what is the value of iInCloseCount? Have you tried doing a line by line debug of the program and watched the variables?
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    its possible to remove region codeing from DVDs right?

    Yes, Shrink can tear the region coding from a commercial DVD.
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    New Superpi!

    And so is this one. Dude, it shouldn't take 2 minutes to calculate 262144 digits of e, especially when the Euler Constant's algorithm can (and should) be coded to be much more efficient. I have the sneaking suspicion that this program uses factorials, probably because that's all the creator...
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    New Superpi!

    Whoa there, man, relax, everyone's past this. I wouldn't expect anyone here to know me, and they make a valid point of being wary of, hell, ANY file on the internet. But maddawg also makes a good point in the last part of his post. I thought it was a little rude the way Shadow and I were...
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    New Superpi!

    Dude, shadow, stop spreading that one! 4 minutes to calc 262 thousand digits? wtf is that using, factorials? EDIT: ROFL that one's title is "E CALC FAST"
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    New Superpi!

    Glad you like it. If anyone has any questions/comments/suggestions, I'm all ears.
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    How to open a .cwk in MS Word?

    Only thing I can find that you won't have to pay for is here: http://www.panergy-software.com/products/icword/pcwelcome.html They haven't released it yet...but they will email you when they do. Now, if you need it REALLY badly, you can get one that actually exists here...
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    New Superpi!

    Ah, but you DO have the ability to check anyone's results without knowing the algorithm. I thought of everything. ;) Under the eCalc menu is the VeriCode Verification System, you just enter the time they say they got, and the code they posted with that time. As for why this over SuperPi...
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    New Superpi!

    I suppose that's understandable...but damn, dude, harsh words! ;) Perhaps I should provide some background? http://forums.extremeoverclocking.com/showthread.php?t=158991 http://forums.extremeoverclocking.com/showthread.php?t=158997 The CodeWeasel in those threads are me, I am a mod of...
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    New Superpi!

    Gee, thanks for the warm welcome! :rolleyes: I'm hardly a noobie...maybe to this forum, I am, but not in general...but damn, that really makes me wanna stay!
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    visual studio 6.0 vs studio.NET

    And even then, it's pretty easy to figure out where what you're looking for went to, or at least find it somewhere. I prefer .net, myself. I was more than happy to get rid of 6 :)
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