Patrickske

Hardest program ever was a realtime-embedded system with a 8051 microcontroller, that had to shoot away metal balls from a rail, and let the non-reflective pass. The problem wasn't the programming or the design, but the problem was the timing. The rail on whitch the balls roll down wasn't perfect …

[QUOTE=cscgal]I don't know PHP for anything but the following is code for one row ... So now, perhaps use code like the following? Keep in mind I'm NOT a php programmer. [code] echo "<table><tr>"; while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) { echo "<td><a HREF=images/ingame/".$row['big']." TARGET=_blank><img src=images/ingame/thumbs/".$row['thumb']." border=0 alt=".$row['big']."></a></td>"; // display your results …

It is possible to compile PHP code into a standalone application. I've seen a media-database that was written in PHP, but all I had to to is run an EXE file. I googled a bit and this is what I found: --quote from website [url]http://www.roadsend.com/home/index.php?SMC=1&pageID=compiler[/url] -- Compile Stand Alone Applications …

I'm glad I don't have this anymore :-) In stead I can play with microcontrollers :-)

I got the same problem on my very freshly installed Windows 2003. SVCHOST.EXE crashes, whitch results in a reboot. I know I can cancel the shutdown by shutdown /a and I know I can disable the reboting by setting it in the RPC service. The question is not how to …