Hi, I'm ken ... and I'm new to this site...
 

...but, I've been dabbling with BASIC in various forms since high school - circa 1973.

I currently use a custom tool which uses code based on VB - versions 5/6. But it has some quirky things.

I also support and maintain a custom ASP application (which is written in VB.NET type code.

And - to top everything off - I often find myself dealing with legacy g++ code written by my predecessors.

:D

Re: Hi, I'm ken ... and I'm new to this site...
 

Welcome to the forums

What exactly is g++?

Re: Hi, I'm ken ... and I'm new to this site...
 

Gnu c++

It's an open-source version of c++

Re: Hi, I'm ken ... and I'm new to this site...
 

gcc maybe?

Welcome opa

Re: Hi, I'm ken ... and I'm new to this site...
 

Oh, heh. I blanked on that one. I thought it was an actual language.

Re: Hi, I'm ken ... and I'm new to this site...
 

Heh, heh, heh...

From what I've read - the online references I've seen - and used.

Gnu comes with a 'c' compiler - called gcc.
It also has a c++ compliant compiler called g++.

The programs I support use the g++ version - and so far - the c++ references I've found have worked - every time.

Re: Hi, I'm ken ... and I'm new to this site...
 

welcome...

I got a kick out of your sig...

"Shouldn't the 'Air and Space' museum be empty? "

Re: Hi, I'm ken ... and I'm new to this site...
 

That is funny, or maybe I'm drunk. I laughed either way.

Re: Hi, I'm ken ... and I'm new to this site...
 

I don't remember where I heard that - it sounds like something Jerry Seinfeld would say - you know - when he does that little bit of stand-up at the end of his show. If I remembered where I heard it - I'd give credit ... :D

Re: Hi, I'm ken ... and I'm new to this site...
 

Sounds like George Carlin to me