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I'm not sure I understand, what game, is this on a PC or XBOX360?

story, characters, humor, gameplay, being a FPS, enemy and friend AIs, enemy classes, graphics, level design, weapons, the leveling system, 30fps, the crossbow etc.

start with algebra, seriously

14 hours ago, magicalclick wrote

Typical near sight, sore neck, dizziness. That's all I care about.

yep, and nausea plus lots of vibration; unless you take a rail it doesn't really work, you better be stuck with a book

4 days ago, shahidsaif wrote

Why showing the error in this code. Anyone can let me know.

what compiler or version of Visual Studio do you use?

@felix9:yes, I regret visiting this page

@androidi:

14 hours ago, androidi wrote

@SteveRichter:

3) there could be motherboard input for a battery that is used to keep RAM powered after the PSU caps run out and there was not enough time to flush data to SSD. maybe a driver could be made to write the cpu and RAM to SSD with this battery power at minimal CPU clock speed while GPU's etc buses are powered off

some SSDs already do this, they use capacitors and have power input detection, some even report S.M.A.R.T. failures if the capacitors go bad

what is trend micro? if you are detouring the calls, within an app the calls to GetVolumeInformation could be routed to anything; it might also be faulty hardware

1 hour ago, BitFlipper wrote

However just like all previous attempts to make a Linux console, it will fail because ultimately those that choose Linux out of "principle" also don't like to pay for anything (it's their God-given right to get everything for free and whatnot). Not to mention there just never will be any significant amount of native Linux games.

That doesn't make any sense, there's zero correlation between the OS being used and the potential success of a console. Did you hear about this thing called PlayStation 3, what kernel do you think they're using? 

@androidi: The C++ code compiles just fine for me. I am using Dev11. Do you have a link to the whole project? Note that x is a std::pair<int, string>, it almost seems that you are using x as something else. Hard to say just based on that output, and without fully seeing the whole code.