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WAS on Solaris 10 - x86 32 bit
Has anyone had luck installing / running Websphere Application Server on Solaris 10, on a x86 32 bit machine? From what I see on the IBM pages, it seems to imply it only supports 64 bit H/W, but perhaps I'm reading this incorrectly.- Harrington
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- Forum: General e-Business discussion
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Simple if statement question
Agreed 100%! I always err on the side of readability. In fact, some of this code I'm updating was full of "negative logic" which I've replaced. I don't like to have to stop and think about each expression when going through the code... I always use "if (strcmp (...) == 0)"...- Harrington
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- Forum: C
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Simple if statement question
Thanks guys!! I wasn't sure how it would evaluate (and why it compiled), but this makes perfect sense. I'm sure what they meant was: if ( !strcmp(temp_calc, "MULTI_TEST") )... This wouldn't be the first bug I've seen in this code! At least now I can see what the effect of the...- Harrington
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- Forum: C
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Simple if statement question
This may be trivial, but something I haven't seen before... in some existing code I came across a statement (where temp_calc is a char variable): if ( !(temp_calc, "MULTI_TEST") )... What does the "(,)" operator do? Is it legal with two char types as shown in the above...- Harrington
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