• Luca Lupo (1/1) Jan 13 2008 I pay 20 euro! 29.44 US$ for a conversion of a program c++ to D.
• dennis luehring (2/3) Jan 13 2008 how million lines of code?
• Luca Lupo (8/8) Jan 13 2008 file main.cpp: 40 lines
• Luca Lupo (1/1) Jan 13 2008 I attach all file
• doob (3/4) Jan 13 2008 If you just read the language specification you can do it yourself
• Luca Lupo (1/1) Jan 13 2008 Yes, but I don't have time.
• torhu (3/4) Jan 13 2008 Just curious, why are you using D for a project if you don't even have
• Luca Lupo (1/1) Jan 13 2008 I must make an exam of c++, that consist in a project of c++ and a relat...
• John Reimer (2/5) Jan 13 2008 So this is a school project? *frown*
• Luca (1/1) Jan 13 2008 Yes
• janderson (5/6) Jan 13 2008 How can you prove that you know the subject if you have someone else do
• Luca (1/1) Jan 13 2008 Thank you for your opinion, but could also avoid, try someone who I tran...
• Tom S (10/11) Jan 13 2008 CAN HAS ENGLISH?
• Gregor Richards (4/5) Jan 13 2008 No one here is going to help you be a scumbag. Do your own work or fail,...
• Daniel Lewis (6/13) Jan 13 2008 Yeah, if you're going to school to be a programmer, you'd better be able...

Luca Lupo <luca.lupo hotmail.it> writes:

I pay 20 euro! 29.44 US$ for a conversion of a program c++ to D.

dennis luehring <dl.soluz gmx.net> writes:

Luca Lupo schrieb:
 I pay 20 euro! 29.44 US$ for a conversion of a program c++ to D.

how million lines of code?

Luca Lupo <luca.lupo hotmail.it> writes:

file main.cpp: 40 lines
file observer.cpp: 47 lines
file observer.h: 50 lines
file subjcet.cpp: 95 lines
file subjcet.h: 35 lines
file post.cpp: 32 lines
file post.h: 16 lines

is all very simple

Luca Lupo <luca.lupo hotmail.it> writes:

I attach all file

doob <doobnet gmail.com> writes:

Luca Lupo wrote:
 I pay 20 euro! 29.44 US$ for a conversion of a program c++ to D.

If you just read the language specification you can do it yourself 
without almost any trouble

Luca Lupo <luca.lupo hotmail.it> writes:

Yes, but I don't have time.

torhu <no spam.invalid> writes:

Luca Lupo wrote:
 Yes, but I don't have time.

Just curious, why are you using D for a project if you don't even have 
time to learn the language?

Luca Lupo <luca.lupo hotmail.it> writes:

I must make an exam of c++, that consist in a project of c++ and a relation and
a transformation in another object-oriented language programming and I have
choose D....Anyone?

John Reimer <terminal.node gmail.com> writes:

Luca Lupo wrote:

 I must make an exam of c++, that consist in a project of c++ and a
 relation and a transformation in another object-oriented language
 programming and I have choose D....Anyone?

So this is a school project?  *frown*

Luca <luca.lupo hotmail.it> writes:

Yes

janderson <askme me.com> writes:

Luca wrote:
 Yes

How can you prove that you know the subject if you have someone else do 
it for you?  How will that help you when you leave the class?  I think 
your doing yourself a dis-favor by having someone else do it.

-Joel

Luca <luca.lupo hotmail.it> writes:

Thank you for your opinion, but could also avoid, try someone who I translate a
program, not someone who says beautiful phrases, if you just chat avoided thanks

Tom S <h3r3tic remove.mat.uni.torun.pl> writes:

Luca wrote:
 Thank you for your opinion, but could also avoid, try someone who I translate
a program, not someone who says beautiful phrases, if you just chat avoided
thanks

CAN HAS ENGLISH?

Looking at the C++ source, you must've been paying folks to do your C++ 
coding all the time.
Or was this (pretty obviously low quality) code written by you or some 
poor soul desperately needing another 20 euro?


-- 
Tomasz Stachowiak
http://h3.team0xf.com/
h3/h3r3tic on #D freenode

Gregor Richards <Richards codu.org> writes:

Luca wrote:
 Yes

No one here is going to help you be a scumbag. Do your own work or fail, 
it's your choice.

  - Gregor Richards

Daniel Lewis <murpsoft hotmail.com> writes:

Gregor Richards Wrote:

 Luca wrote:
 Yes

 
 No one here is going to help you be a scumbag. Do your own work or fail, 
 it's your choice.
 
   - Gregor Richards

Yeah, if you're going to school to be a programmer, you'd better be able to do
your homework, or you won't be able to do real work when you graduate.

Most folks here try hard to accomplish what they do.  If you had put in several
hours of work and needed help with an obstacle, I'm sure you'd get it.  If you
were a client your offer would be fair.  But from a student who doesn't even
try to do his own job, your offer is insulting.

I recommend you do your own homework, and if you put in 8 hours and still can't
figure it out, ask and we *might* help.  When we do, we'll do it for free.

Regards,
Dan