c++ exercise

i need some c++ exercises.

Reimplement Windows 7

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main (void)
{
    while (1) {
        cout >> "Jumping Jacks" >> endl;
    }
    return 0;
}

>>2
In Haskell.

nerb

>>3
s/>/</g

>>1
Why not program in something that doesn't suck?

>>7
Yeah, like C.

http://projecteuler.net/

>>9
thx a lot

>>10
prepare to be surprised

>>2
FUCK YOU

>>1
Re-implement HURD

>>12
What do you mean, re-implement?

>>13
The Hurd is firstly a collection of protocols formalizing how different components may interact. The protocols are designed to reduce the mutual trust requirements of the actors thereby permitting a more extensible system. These include interface definitions to manipulate files and directories and to resolve path names. This allows any process to implement a file system. The only requirement is that it have access to its backing store and that the principal that started it own the file system node to which it connects.

The Hurd is also a set of servers that implement these protocols. They include file systems, network protocols and authentication. The servers run on top of the Mach microkernel and use Mach's IPC mechanism to transfer information.

Since there already exists one implementation of Hurd, it is quite possible to re-implement the Hurd protocols.

Since there already exists one implementation of Hurd,
you're off by about one there.

>>15
They're aren't two implementations, silly.

>>16
Other direction, silly.

>>3,6

#include <iostream<
using namespace std;

int main (void)
{
    while (1) {
        cout << "Jumping Jacks" << endl;
    }
    return 0;
}

>>18
cat \>\>3 | sed 's/\>\>/\<\</g' >\>\>6

>>16
Contrary to the popular belief/running joke that GNU Hurd doesn't exist, I can give you my anonymous assertion that it does exist and it works today (for certain values of works). I'm in the process of hacking the Hurd and porting Linux drivers to work on my EeePC701.

>>20
HUUUUUUUUUUUUUUURRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRD, amiright?

>>20
it doesn't boot. it doesn't work.

>>21
HUUUUUUUUUUUUUUURRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

Back to the imageboards, please. with this kind of talk.

>>22
Your skills suck. I put a lot of effort into hacking my copy of GNU/Hurd to make it work on my development system and in Virtualbox.

Virtualbox
that's exactly what i tried it in.
it doesn't boot.

I put a lot of effort into hacking my copy of GNU/Hurd
I had to modify and compile the Hurd from a Linux environment. My current successes are a direct result of months of tedious work and study.

>>26
in other words, you had to implement it yourself, and that implementation is not freely available.

>>27
Yes, I had to extend and modify the Hurd to get it to work. That doesn't mean the foundation didn't exist nor does it mean that it happens to just work on some other people's computers.

I am not publishing my original work because my system base is already outdated and I'm working on moving my work to a more current system. Also, my original work was intended solely as a quick-and-dirty-proof-of-concept-prototype. Now that I have superior understanding through experience, I plan to join the Hurd team in the near future and publish my patches to get Virtualbox to work.