printf("Hello, World!\n");


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Hi everyone, I'm a coder (how did you guess?)

I found the site on Google at topic/320017-neowins-freeware-alternative-list, so you can guess my interests, but I liked other things that I saw too.

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class HelloC0ldf1re{
    public static void main(String[] args){
        System.out.println("Hello C0ldf1re"); 
    }
}

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static void Main(string[] args)

{

Console.WriteLine("Hello C0ldf1re and welcome to Neowin!");

}

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if($C0ldf1re == "New") {
echo "Hello and welcome to Neowin";
} else {
echo "I need your clothes, boots and motorcycle";
}

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if($C0ldf1re == "New") {
echo "Hello and welcome to Neowin";
} else {
echo "I need your clothes, boots and motorcycle";
}

Love it!! Hello Everyone! I'll just make it simple!

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Any other interests such as stamp collecting, bird watching, knitting, pinochle, or Belgian Baby Blender?

I thought I was the only one!

Welcome C0ldf1re! :p

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Glad to see another coder on board! Welcome to Neowin! :happy:

I thought you used VB? didnt know you could program too?

but hey, welcome!

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I thought you used VB? didnt know you could program too?

but hey, welcome!

I may have used VB once or twice in the past :shifty:

If you want a code-off, using pure C++, Ste, I'd be more than willing to oblige. In fact, scratch that... let's do it in machine code; that way, you can't take the **** :p

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I may have used VB once or twice in the past :shifty:

If you want a code-off, using pure C++, Ste, I'd be more than willing to oblige. In fact, scratch that... let's do it in machine code; that way, you can't take the **** :p

ill have you know, i do program in c, infact i see your machine code, and raise you microcode

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// end thread

while(1) { Sleep(1);}

Not an ideal solution, it is much preferable to do either of the following:

  Sleep(INFINITE);
/**/
SuspendThread(GetCurrentThread());[/CODE]

Both methods ensure the thread stays off the execution queue indefinitely whilst the method you stated will repeatedly hammer away.

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