 (int i = 0; i < (strlen(input)); ++i) {
		if (input[i] == '\n') input[i] = '\0';
	}

	iR->first = strtok(input, delimiters);

	if (iR->first==NULL) {
		iR->second = NULL;
	} else {
		if (iR->first!=NULL) iR->second = strtok(NULL, delimiters);
	}

	if (debug) {
		if (iR->first!=NULL) fprintf(stderr, "Command string = '%s'", iR->first);
		if (iR->second!=NULL) fprintf(stderr, " with parameter = '%s'", iR->second);
		fprintf(stderr, "\n");
	}
} /* end returnResults() */

void mftpPrompt(const bSockets *C) {
	char input[BUFFERSIZE];
	inputResults iR = {.first = NULL,.second = NULL };

	do {
		printf("MFTP> ");
		if (fgets(input, sizeof(input), stdin)==NULL) continue;

		returnResults(&iR,input);

		if (iR.first==NULL) iR.first=" ";
		if ((!strcmp(iR.first,"cd"))&&iR.second!=NULL) cliCommand_cd(&iR);
		else if (!strcmp(iR.first,"rcd")&&iR.second!=NULL) cliCommand_rcd(C, &iR);
		else if (!strcmp(iR.first,"ls")&&iR.second==NULL) cliCommand_ls();
		else if (!strcmp(iR.first,"rls")&&iR.second==NULL) cliCommand_rls(C);
		else if (!strcmp(iR.first,"get")&&iR.second!=NULL) cliCommand_get(C, &iR);
		else if (!strcmp(iR.first,"show")&&iR.second!=NULL) cliCommand_show(C,&iR);
		else if (!strcmp(iR.first,"put")&&iR.second!=NULL) cliCommand_put(C,&iR);
		else if (debug&&strcmp(iR.first,"exit")) fprintf(stderr, "Command error: expecting a parameter.\n");
	} while ((strcmp(iR.first,"exit")));
} /* end mftpPrompt() */

/* main()
 */
int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
	setbuf(stdout, NULL);				/* don't buffer IO Stream */
	server = false;						/* This is client, not server */

	if (argc > NUMARGS||argc==1||(argc==2&&!strcmp(argv[1],"-d"))) {
		fprintf(stderr, "Usage: %s [-d] <hostname | IP address>\n", argv[0]);
		exit(1);
	} /* end if */

	if (argc==3&&!strcmp(argv[1],"-d")) debug = true;

	/* declare and initialize bSockets */
	bSockets C = {.socketFD = 0,.hostname = "\0" };

	if (!strcmp(argv[1],"-d")) BerkeleyTCPSocketConnection(&C, argv[2], MY_PORT_NUMBER);
	else BerkeleyTCPSocketConnection(&C, argv[1], MY_PORT_NUMBER);


	if (!strcmp(argv[1],"-d")) printf("Connected to server %s\n", argv[2]);
	else printf("Connected to server %s\n", argv[1]);

	mftpPrompt(&C);
	cliCommand_exit(&C);

	closeConnect(&C);
} /* end main() */
Anyone else getting glitches in the campaign?

I just downloaded the game because it’s free to play this weekend on Xbox. I’m on the second mission and it says “follow echo leader” and I’ve followed for 10 minutes and nothing happens. Restarted the mission a couple times and nothing. 

They made it free to play this weekend to get people to buy the game and I’ll tell you what, I was considering buying it before I played it. Now I definitely won’t.The weather hasn't been warm for very long. Just four days ago, it was mittens and coat weather so the summer like temperatures are just beginning. I was certain it was not quite time for swimming.
Until Hickory decided it WAS time for swimming!
Come ON guys! Get in!
If you say so!!!!
I LOVE THE WATER!
This is soooooo much FUN!
I hope we do this every day!#pragma once

#include <functional>
#include <deque>
#include <mutex>
#include <condition_variable>

class CMailBox
{
public:
	virtual				~CMailBox() = default;

	typedef std::function<void ()> FunctionType;

	void				SendCall(const FunctionType&, bool = false);
	void				FlushCalls();

	bool				IsPending() const;
	void				ReceiveCall();
	void				WaitForCall();
	void				WaitForCall(unsigned int);

private:
	struct MESSAGE
	{
		FunctionType	function;
		bool			sync;
	};

	typedef std::deque<MESSAGE> FunctionCallQueue;

	FunctionCallQueue		m_calls;
	std::mutex				m_callMutex;
	std::condition_variable	m_callFinished;
	std::condition_variable	m_waitCondition;
	bool					m_callDone;
};
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I use it on an empty stomach 2 or 3 times a day in the morning, the risks of pain and fracture of...Glucafix is the best website to buy and sell e-book titles. Although there are other well-known downloading and selling websites out there, Glucafix has been around for a long time and has an excellent reputation. This is because they never try to sell you anything other than their expert review of the e-book title you select. That way, if you're looking to buy an e-book and don't feel confident about your ability to read it (or if you're just curious), then Glucafix is the perfect place for your purchase.<reponame>pepm99/School-C-<filename>Petko Xa/10klas/Vyvedenie/Masivi/trybu.cpp<gh_stars>0
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
	cout<<"n=";
	cin>>n;
	cout<<"l=";
	cin>>l
	int a[n];
	int optimal = l;

	for(int i=0;i<n;i++)
	{
	    cout<<"a["<<i<<"]=";
	    cin>>a[i];
	}

	for(int i=0;i<n;i++)
	{

	}


	return 0;
}
“I the genie of atomic power on the world, knowing it could never be put back in the bottle.
“We knew the world would not be the same,” he said. His eyes were sullen, like someone who was remembering a great horror, his voice quiet, his speech slow, pensive, sorrowful. Maybe even penitential. The way some people talk who suffer post traumatic stress syndrome.
 is long gone. So is Edward R. Murrow, the courageous journalist who stood up to the right wing’s insidious attacks on J. Robert Oppenheimer and others using the verbal weaponry to which we have become accustomed: innuendo, guilt by association, sentences taken out of context, and the imputation of scurrilous motives, character assassinations the destroy the reputations of thoughtful people deemed by the dutiful to be less than dutiful patriots.
Today, the 13th Anniversary of the horror of 9/11, we pause to remember. We do so in the post-nuclear world of mass destruction first observed by Oppenheimer at Alamogordo where Death has become the destroyer of worlds, where ISIL beheads journalists and President Obama commits to destroying ISIL from the face of the earth. We all hold our breath at the sight of the multi-armed, ever-changing form of the power of Death and its summons to duty.
In America the arms industry stands alone as exempt from consumer protection laws, beyond congressional review. The guns at the