I divide my time between the US Air Force Reserve, writing software, riding bicycles, and trying to keep up with my kids.
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Drawing lines with GDI - Invalidate() / onPaint problem minor spelling change |
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answered | When should pointers be checked for NULL in C? |
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Interface vs Abstract Class (general OO) In C++ one could use multiple inheritance although many would recommend aggregation over inheritance. stackoverflow.com/questions/269496/inheritance-vs-aggregation |
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How can I determine which port a network connection is using? Whoever downvoted the question, please leave a comment explaining why you did so. Phantom downvotes are uninformative. |
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How can I determine which port a network connection is using? The suggested duplicate is answered using the command-line utility netstat; note that the question is about querying this with C++/WinAPI |
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accepted | How can I determine which port a network connection is using? |
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asked | How can I determine which port a network connection is using? |
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Interface vs Abstract Class (general OO) Good point enforge, I think that is correct; in C#, it would be like class Jay : C-141Pilot, ISafetyOfficer { } where Jay inherits from C-141Pilot and implements ISafetyOfficer |
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