I'm writing a C++ logging utility (because I like to reinvent the wheel.) Our development server is super slow and has a terrible development environment. So I do development on my PC and then move the code over to the server and try to get things to work. The server has an older compiler which isn't even supported anymore.
I'm using streams to parse a string, and while this works fine with a recent compiler, the old compiler has some issues. Calls like seekg() and tellg() are available, but they don't work properly. Calling tellg() while you're working on a stream will make all following calls fail. I guess it's a quantam physics effect.
So I'm re-writing my code to not use streams, which is a pain in the rear. Yet another reason to not do development on HP-UX 10.x.
Hmmm... first thing.
The comment page won't resize.
The yes/no buttons didn't have the text until
I used them. I'm using IE, so I figure they
should have worked. I probably should use Opera
or Mozilla.
Anyway, I'd like to point out that HPUX-11 also
sucks and don't even kid yourself that moving to
that would help. The only real solution is moving to the new Linux.