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Well, I'm not planning on running the code, just compiling it and storing the errors generated by the compiler. That way I can still get my code bug-free here at school, and then go home and actually run it there.
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Re^4: Is this actually possible?
by PreferredUserName (Pilgrim) on Oct 21, 2005 at 18:22 UTC
    If you're still at the level of monkdom where your main source of errors is just things that the compiler can catch for you, I would suggest spending that time on reading programming books instead, or thinking about the design of your programs.

    Then when you get home, you can put some of the things you've read about into practice.

    I recommend

    • Design Patterns
    • Effective C++
    • STL Tutorial and Reference Guide
    • Object-Oriented Design Heuristics
    If you only read one, make it that last one. It's great.
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