[Discussion] Ace Online Inactive

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Originally Posted by 4TheEnjoy

i dont know c++, but i try to learn, and i dont do sarcasm to pankj, i never do that to anyone. i hate sarcasm or joke

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So you dont basically know why we found it funny.

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Originally Posted by Aesir

So you dont basically know why we found it funny.

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i dont know pro, but i know some language and basics. and i did not laugh code, i laughed at the pankj words. maybe that words not funny from you, but maybe funny from me.

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Originally Posted by 4TheEnjoy

i dont know pro, but i know some language and basics. and i did not laugh code, i laughed at the pankj words. maybe that words not funny from you, but maybe funny from me.

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struct MSG_SIGN_BOARD_STRING
{
    BYTE            InfluenceMask0;
    BOOL            IsInfluenceLeader;
    INT                StringIndex;
    ATUM_DATE_TIME    SignBoardExprieATime;
    char            SingBoardString[SIZE_MAX_SIGN_BOARD_STRING];
};


struct MSG_FC_WAR_SIGN_BOARD_INSERT_STRING
{
    BOOL            IsInfluenceLeader;
    INT                StringIndex;
    ATUM_DATE_TIME    SignBoardExprieATime;
    char            SingBoardString[SIZE_MAX_SIGN_BOARD_STRING];
};

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now find out what MEMSET_ZERO does and you may understand

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Originally Posted by PanKJ

This topic is bullshit, but look at this piece of code:

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MSG_SIGN_BOARD_STRING tmSignBoardString;
MEMSET_ZERO(&tmSignBoardString, sizeof(MSG_FC_WAR_SIGN_BOARD_INSERT_STRING));

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Damn I found it amusing.

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it's not a good thing but at list they fill the larger one on the size of the smaller one

edit: after a look, the field StringIndex will always be set with value 0 and will never have an other value, how to use some octet for nothing. and send that over network.

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Originally Posted by decarvk

it's not a good thing but at list they fill the larger one on the size of the smaller one

edit: after a look, the field StringIndex will always be set with value 0 and will never have an other value, how to use some octet for nothing. and send that over network.

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Int type on cpp is stored over 4 byte (8*4 bits), from where did you get that 'octect'?

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Originally Posted by decarvk

how to use some octet for nothing. and send that over network.

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It's Masang, they're commonly known for this bullshit, like wasting CPU Time with empty for or while loops, or even empty methods that still get called from somewhere.

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Originally Posted by Aesir

Int type on cpp is stored over 4 byte (8*4 bits), from where did you get that 'octect'?

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sorry "octet" is the french word for byte. now ma sentence must be more comprensive for you ;)
and some byte or octet not mean only one ;)