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Originally posted by: THRILLHOv
where do i get the invites now that i have a gmail account?


I have no clue, but if you do find out, I would greatly appreciate if you could send me one to my PM. Thanks. By the way, if I find out, I'll let you know.
 
Originally posted by: THRILLHOv
where do i get the invites now that i have a gmail account?

Not sure since i hear diffrent stuff some say the more you use it the more the invites your get and then I hear of some people that barely use it and get invites. I just got mine lastnight from a friend off of another board i belong to and been on the lookout for some invites but I'm sure it will be a day or so before they start showing up.
 
Originally posted by: Defc0n6
Originally posted by: THRILLHOv
where do i get the invites now that i have a gmail account?


I have no clue, but if you do find out, I would greatly appreciate if you could send me one to my PM. Thanks. By the way, if I find out, I'll let you know.

me too, I've been trying hard to get one from this post but it seem I'm always too late
 
thanks alot urs74 ill keep a look out, i imagine i wont be a heavy user yet. btw, been off ATforums for a bit, i really like this quick reply box at the bottem
 
It's great to watch the number of users jump(I'm assuming mostly because of this thread) it started out at 79,560 or something and about an hour ago it was 80,222, now it is 80364, over 100 have signed up in less than an hour...that's funny.
 
Originally posted by: Chebago
It's great to watch the number of users jump(I'm assuming mostly because of this thread) it started out at 79,560 or something and about an hour ago it was 80,222, now it is 80364, over 100 have signed up in less than an hour...that's funny.

where did you get the numbers?

never mind, i found it.
 
well if you don't get one from the above links, you can have "itsame@gmail.com" here's how to get it:

First person to PM me with the correct code in C wins:

Write a malloc statement to allocate the space needed to hold an array of 26 characters. Use this as your target for the dynamic array "char *letters". Just use a constant of 26 rather than a variable.

Good luck, Cheers!

Won by SirPsycho
 
Yeah my GMail account was giving me problems this after noon around 2:30pm EST I would log in and it kept giving me a Google server error I assumed to many were logging in at the same time since it's only a Beta still alot of bugs need to be worke dout, other then that it looks like a darn good servie for free and 1GB to boot.
 
Originally posted by: BigJohn
well if you don't get one from the above links, you can have "itsame@gmail.com" here's how to get it:

First person to PM me with the correct code in C wins:

Write a malloc statement to allocate the space needed to hold an array of 26 characters. Use this as your target for the dynamic array "char *letters". Just use a constant of 26 rather than a variable.

Good luck, Cheers!

Not really interested in that address, but see if this link helps you out:

http://www-h.eng.cam.ac.uk/help/tpl/languages/C/teaching_C/node21.html

The code should be something like:

const int arraySize = 26; // or #define arraySize 26
char *letters;

letters = (char*) malloc(arraySize + 1); // + 1 to hold the end \0
 
You don't have to include a null terminator... he didn't say a string that held all 26 characters, he said an array that can hold that many characters. If you're not going to use the array as a string, but instead as just an array of characters (i.e. for a lookup table), you don't need a null terminator.
 
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