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The Soap Box / Re: Trump is really a THIRD PARTY candidate
« Last post by Siekmanski on Today at 07:33:29 AM »The partisan-minded can always pick up the odor of fascism if they sniff hard enough. 
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The Soap Box / Re: Trump is really a THIRD PARTY candidate
« Last post by caballero on Today at 05:13:55 AM »> Go Trump! First save the USA and then, help us fight the globalist tyrants out of Europe and the rest of the World.
Yep, that sounds good, but if in Europe we don't help ourselves, it's going to be difficult, and I see everything quite stopped and subdued. More specifically here, don't know how it is in other places.
@ToutEnMasm
I constantly see you using the word "fascism", to the point that I think it would be convenient you reveal its meaning to us, because if its meaning were "fascism = Trump", then that's it, it is irrefutable.
Yep, that sounds good, but if in Europe we don't help ourselves, it's going to be difficult, and I see everything quite stopped and subdued. More specifically here, don't know how it is in other places.
@ToutEnMasm
I constantly see you using the word "fascism", to the point that I think it would be convenient you reveal its meaning to us, because if its meaning were "fascism = Trump", then that's it, it is irrefutable.
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The Campus / Re: Help with Opengl Khronos quote
« Last post by kiptron on Today at 04:35:43 AM » Thank you Hutch, Very clear and simple. Does this apply to an API like Opengl
as well ? I obtain address pointers to the modern calls which are not included in
the original 1991 release of Opengl. Usually programmers rely on higher level
libraries to obtain these addresses but I do it all manually. Stubborn I guess Kiptron
as well ? I obtain address pointers to the modern calls which are not included in
the original 1991 release of Opengl. Usually programmers rely on higher level
libraries to obtain these addresses but I do it all manually. Stubborn I guess Kiptron
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The Soap Box / Re: Trump is really a THIRD PARTY candidate
« Last post by TouEnMasm on Today at 04:34:57 AM »Fascism is not an alternative.
Just see those recents actions and you will see the next after the election.A disaster.
Nobody can govern with the numerous ennemies he had made with is comportment,and he will stay in his adult daycare.
Just see those recents actions and you will see the next after the election.A disaster.
Nobody can govern with the numerous ennemies he had made with is comportment,and he will stay in his adult daycare.
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The Campus / Re: Help with Opengl Khronos quote
« Last post by hutch-- on Today at 04:09:32 AM »You don't need to worry about system API functions, they reside in memory and are callable without having to bother about if they are threaded or not. If you have not started any new threads apart from your main app, then threading considerations are not needed.
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The Soap Box / Re: Trump is really a THIRD PARTY candidate
« Last post by hutch-- on Today at 04:04:15 AM »The alternative is to support the "swamp", endless wars, sanctions, Wall Street, the military Industrial Complex and if you are really lucky, another run of Hillary Clinton. My preferred candidate is Alfred E. Neuman, Trump will have to do. 
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The Campus / Re: Help with Opengl Khronos quote
« Last post by kiptron on Today at 03:10:08 AM » Hi guys, I have not been clear I guess. I have one simple question which needs a yes
or no answer. All of us make API calls all the time. These calls usually go into some dll
somewhere in system memory. I will call that the "called code". Our little masm app. is
the "calling code". Right ? A no-brainer so far. Is that "called code" a different execution
thread than our masm code which called it.? If not, then my little app is only one thread
and there is no other thread involved and this is not the issue causing instability and
protection faults. Thanks Kiptron
or no answer. All of us make API calls all the time. These calls usually go into some dll
somewhere in system memory. I will call that the "called code". Our little masm app. is
the "calling code". Right ? A no-brainer so far. Is that "called code" a different execution
thread than our masm code which called it.? If not, then my little app is only one thread
and there is no other thread involved and this is not the issue causing instability and
protection faults. Thanks Kiptron
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The Campus / Re: hello everone
« Last post by Biterider on Today at 02:12:51 AM »Hi stevenxie,
Welcome to the forum.
Biterider
Welcome to the forum.
Biterider
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The Campus / Re: hello everone
« Last post by mineiro on Today at 01:03:48 AM »hello sir stevenxie;
Welcome.
There are other chineses on this forum. I have already met communicative chinese in Brazil, warm people.
Welcome.
There are other chineses on this forum. I have already met communicative chinese in Brazil, warm people.
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The Campus / Re: hello everone
« Last post by stevenxie on Today at 12:51:27 AM »I go to bed! goodbye,my friends,good night! good night for steve hutchesson!