#c stats: 23 Jun 2010!(Generated by Swish!)
Statistics generated from Friday 14 May 2010 to Saturday 12 Jun 2010During this 30-day reporting period a total of 45 people visited #c
1. Main page | 2. Detailed info
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#c relation map
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The most active nicks
(Nicks sorted by number of lines written)
| Nick | Lines Spoken | Random Quote | ||
| 1 | @dbtid | 398 |
22 May 17:40 | "n0ah: you should never do 'int xyz;' in a header file" |
| 2 | +dinesh | 266 |
15 May 20:05 | "yep that's basically the approach where the caller needs to first firgure out how much to allocate" |
| 3 | +vixxon | 187 |
28 May 17:19 | "I'm also using it as an opportunity to teach myself C as well" |
| 4 | +neoneo1 | 177 |
24 May 6:42 | "for making cleint server program that milion clients will conect to one server performing lots of proceses every second" |
| 5 | +Seb | 135 |
30 May 4:30 | "To be appropriately aligned for any type, dinesh_?" |
| 6 | @twkm | 98 |
24 May 6:56 | "any c++ book provides the stuff i mentioned for a single binary." |
| 7 | +kennyG | 80 |
23 May 17:04 | "But I like to think I could use a expandable size." |
| 8 | +witness | 74 |
28 May 14:09 | "mingw is a windows port of gcc. In short, yes" |
| 9 | +[Pujol] | 54 |
1 Jun 10:47 | "unsigned int foo(unsigned int m, unsigned int n) {" |
| 10 | +n0ah | 46 |
22 May 17:47 | "ok well that was what i was wondering" |
| 11 | +GoodPal | 43 |
1 Jun 14:20 | "i have an advance degree in this" |
| 12 | +Danny_ON | 40 |
2 Jun 18:24 | "and i figured i'd hang out in a programing 'environment'" |
| 13 | +Pujol | 31 |
2 Jun 9:54 | "so far ive asked two questions" |
| 14 | +snsd | 28 |
2 Jun 17:13 | "okay. thanks for ur help dinesh_" |
| 15 | +izy- | 26 |
2 Jun 18:37 | "im not kid anymore even im at faculity lol" |
| 16 | +nix | 20 |
10 Jun 11:21 | "anyone can help me with a source code of reading a file and display it content using thdreads ?" |
| 17 | +kennyG_ | 20 |
25 May 13:21 | "so It would read the keybord until it remais integer format." |
| 18 | +snsd_lover | 19 |
2 Jun 15:05 | "well its just a warning now. somehow. "comparison between pointer and integer"" |
| 19 | +crouton | 16 |
14 May 20:14 | "CALL_CONV becomes nothing right?" |
| 20 | +Bor0 | 16 |
2 Jun 15:19 | "a compiler won't give you these wonderful warnings, snsd_lover;)" |
| 21 | +Nicolino | 10 |
3 Jun 2:32 | "can i use that GetProcAddress on C ?" |
| 22 | +outl4w | 9 |
14 May 10:37 | "Found it, great, just read the first few lines. Its awesome and funny and usefull :D." |
| 23 | +xan | 8 |
1 Jun 22:48 | "is java considered foul language?" |
| 24 | +FaThEr_ | 8 |
9 Jun 13:06 | "I am a colombiano idioma Spanish" |
These people wrote less than 8 lines:
| +agm (5) | +SadHero (3) | +paola (3) | +mib_hezlue (3) | +defect3c (3) | +acer_ (3) |
| @Quentarez (2) | +magicpowder (2) | +johnny__ (2) | +Universo7279 (1) | +Uhm| (1) | +swif (1) |
| +spudNik (1) | +SimenDeV (1) | +Keyur (1) | +jasonx_ (1) | +Eoz (1) | +Dontuta (1) |
| +disc_ (1) | +aymfree (1) | +Altairs_ (1) |
Time of day stats
| Nightcrawlers (Hours 0-6) |
Early birds (Hours 6-12) |
Afternoon shift (Hours 12-18) |
Evening chatters (Hours 18-24) |
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| 1 | dinesh - 95 | dbtid - 117 |
dbtid - 205 | dbtid - 76 |
| 2 | Seb - 76 | twkm - 51 |
vixxon - 133 | vixxon - 54 |
| 3 | neoneo1 - 46 | dinesh - 50 |
neoneo1 - 84 | dinesh - 48 |
| 4 | twkm - 17 | neoneo1 - 47 |
witness - 74 | Danny_ON - 40 |
| 5 | Nicolino - 10 | [Pujol] - 41 |
dinesh - 73 | izy- - 23 |
| 6 | mib_hezlue - 3 | Pujol - 27 |
n0ah - 46 | kennyG - 20 |
| 7 | SimenDeV - 1 | nix - 20 |
kennyG - 44 | Seb - 17 |
| 8 | jasonx_ - 1 | kennyG - 16 |
GoodPal - 43 | snsd - 14 |
| 9 | Dontuta - 1 | outl4w - 9 |
Seb - 38 | twkm - 9 |
| 10 | Seb - 4 |
twkm - 21 | xan - 8 |
EST (GMT-5) and sometimes EDT (GMT-4)
Weekly statistics
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Estimate for this section: 109 lines.
Seems like everyone had something to say on Wednesday 2 Jun 2010 - 282 lines spoken
Most used words
| Count | Word | Last used by | At |
| 54 | "would" | dinesh | 10 Jun 7:44 |
| 47 | "function" | dinesh | 9 Jun 10:31 |
| 42 | "something" | nix | 10 Jun 11:34 |
| 42 | "pointer" | twkm | 3 Jun 2:27 |
| 41 | "about" | dbtid | 10 Jun 23:38 |
| 38 | "which" | dinesh | 9 Jun 10:29 |
| 37 | "there" | Danny_ON | 2 Jun 18:27 |
| 35 | "because" | twkm | 10 Jun 11:36 |
| 33 | "really" | nix | 10 Jun 11:33 |
| 33 | "could" | Seb | 8 Jun 7:18 |
Who uses the most words that no-one else uses?
| Count | Nick | Randomly selected sample (amount) |
| 11 | dbtid | "moron"(7), "\mbox"(5), "aware"(3), "looks"(3), "trace"(3), "linker"(4), "digits"(3), "printfs"(4), "rapidly"(3), "structures"(3), "intelligent"(5) |
| 10 | vixxon | "srand"(4), "foo.h"(3), "alright"(7), "sploit"(3), "pseudo"(3), "fuzzing"(3), "generate"(3), "designing"(3), "important"(3), "generating"(3) |
| 8 | dinesh | "char*"(6), "ended"(3), "reader"(4), "target"(3), "virtual"(6), "within"(3), "several"(3), "allocate"(3) |
| 5 | Seb | "modulo"(4), "yields"(3), "suitably"(6), "converting"(3), "unsuitably"(3) |
| 4 | neoneo1 | "money"(3), "milion"(3), "trully"(3), "connect"(3) |
| 2 | crouton | "blah*"(3), "CALL_CONV"(3) |
These pairs speak with their own words
| Count | Nicks | Randomly selected sample (amount) |
| 14 | dbtid and dinesh | "extern"(9), "quite"(4), "stack"(4), "share"(3), "paste"(3), "takes"(3), "common"(4), "wonder"(3), "exactly"(4), "get_choice"(11), "properly"(4), "elements"(4), "algorithm"(4), "prototype"(4) |
| 13 | dinesh and Seb | "bytes"(10), "exist"(7), "range"(4), "octet"(3), "twice"(3), "caller"(5), "anyway"(4), "int8_t"(6), "issues"(3), "CHAR_BIT"(4), "allocated"(5), "CHAR_BITS"(4), "represent"(3) |
| 8 | dbtid and vixxon | "idiot"(6), "cause"(3), "myself"(4), "useful"(3), "school"(3), "purpose"(3), "compiled"(6), "reference"(4) |
| 7 | dbtid and Seb | "POSIX"(3), "throw"(3), "signed"(3), "64-bit"(6), "32-bit"(4), "registers"(3), "incrementing"(3) |
| 7 | dinesh and twkm | "exact"(4), "calling"(3), "required"(3), "produces"(3), "starting"(3), "particular"(4), "identifier"(4) |
| 5 | dinesh and kennyG | "lexical"(5), "analyser"(3), "keywords"(3), "structure"(5), "implement"(3) |
| 5 | dinesh and vixxon | "weird"(3), "occur"(3), "global"(3), "bitwise"(3), "approach"(4) |
| 5 | vixxon and Seb | "rdtsc"(6), "assume"(3), "RAND_MAX"(6), "operators"(4), "distribution"(5) |
| 5 | dbtid and neoneo1 | "coded"(3), "together"(5), "microsoft"(3), "libraries"(3), "thousands"(3) |
| 3 | dinesh and neoneo1 | "bunch"(3), "totally"(3), "compilers"(6) |
Special words by time of day
| Hours 0-6 | Hours 6-12 | Hours 12-18 | Hours 18-24 | |
| 1 | "sizeof"(13) | "classes"(5) | "windows"(21) | "pages"(3) |
| 2 | "aligned"(18) | "network"(6) | "while"(8) | "foo.h"(3) |
| 3 | "bytes"(10) | "mysql"(5) | "since"(8) | "student"(3) |
| 4 | "exist"(7) | "yesterday"(4) | "scanf"(12) | "keywords"(3) |
| 5 | "octet"(3) | "reader"(4) | "choice"(9) | "proj2.c"(3) |
| 6 | "char*"(6) | "connection"(4) | "leave"(3) | "proj1.c"(3) |
| 7 | "int8_t"(6) | "lookup"(3) | "numbers"(8) | "allocate"(3) |
| 8 | "yields"(3) | "target"(3) | "entry"(6) | "CALL_CONV"(3) |
| 9 | "player"(3) | "mysqladd"(3) | "during"(4) | |
| 10 | "CHAR_BIT"(4) | "prototype"(4) | "class"(3) |
Special words by day of week
| Monday | Tuesday - Thursday |
Friday | Saturday - Sunday |
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| 1 | "milion"(3) | "scanf"(12) | "great"(4) | "malloc"(19) |
| 2 | "connect"(3) | "Google"(5) | "macro"(3) | "instead"(8) |
| 3 | "choice"(9) | "random"(14) | "void*"(13) | |
| 4 | "doubt"(6) | "awesome"(4) | "aligned"(18) | |
| 5 | "lexer"(5) | "rdtsc"(6) | "sizeof"(13) | |
| 6 | "printf"(8) | "clang"(5) | "chars"(7) | |
| 7 | "named"(3) | "mingw"(4) | "idiot"(6) | |
| 8 | "entry"(6) | "srand"(4) | "quite"(4) | |
| 9 | "extern"(9) | "money"(3) | "cause"(3) | |
| 10 | "paste"(3) | "sploit"(3) | "caller"(5) |
Big Numbers
| vixxon couldn't decide whether to come or go and joined #c 71 times during this reporting period... | |||||||||
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| Seb was either being philosophical or just plain clueless - 23% of lines contained questions. dbtid was almost as bad, having a question ratio of 12%. | |||||||||
| dbtid seemed to prefer talking to themself, writing over 5 lines in a row 14 times... Runner-up auto-chatter: dinesh - was caught talking to themself 8 times. | |||||||||
| Seb was unsure where to put the full stop, averaging 64 letters per line. Channel average on #c was 47 letters. | |||||||||
| Total net split count: 4. On average that is 0.93 splits per week Longest net split occurred on 14 May 2010 11:12 and lasted for 84 h 18 min (3 people dropped during this split) The most people (18) dropped on 14 May 2010 5:22. This split lasted for 8 min. |
Activity distribution
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