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Special Forums Cybersecurity i am trying to find out who is calling me Post 77501 by gail on Saturday 9th of July 2005 01:59:38 PM
Old 07-09-2005
Question i am trying to find out who is calling me
they are having an operator call my home line and also my cell number and they are typing and the operator tells me what they are typing on their computer. i nevere heard of this. it is new to me. it is free the operator said, they knew my name and also a friend of mine's name...the phone says the call is from illinoise. i have the number. i live if louisiana and i don't know anyone from illinoise...i don't chat on the internet except of AIM and that is only to my friends that i know. can someone watch me on there. i am only 14 and i am a little scared. i have the number. how can i find out who this is. when i dialed the number it sounded like a fax machine...
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std::decimal::decimal32

std::decimal::decimal32(3)				     Library Functions Manual					std::decimal::decimal32(3)

NAME

       std::decimal::decimal32 -

SYNOPSIS

   Public Types
       typedef float __decfloat32 __attribute__ ((mode(SD)))

   Public Member Functions
       decimal32 (decimal64 __d64)
       decimal32 (decimal128 __d128)
       decimal32 (float __r)
       decimal32 (double __r)
       decimal32 (long double __r)
       decimal32 (int __z)
       decimal32 (unsigned int __z)
       decimal32 (long __z)
       decimal32 (unsigned long __z)
       decimal32 (long long __z)
       decimal32 (unsigned long long __z)
       decimal32 (__decfloat32 __z)
       __decfloat32 __getval (void)
       void __setval (__decfloat32 __x)
       decimal32 & operator*= (decimal32 __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator*= (decimal64 __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator*= (decimal128 __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator*= (int __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator*= (unsigned int __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator*= (long __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator*= (unsigned long __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator*= (unsigned long long __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator*= (long long __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator++ ()
       decimal32 operator++ (int)
       decimal32 & operator+= (int __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator+= (decimal32 __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator+= (decimal64 __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator+= (decimal128 __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator+= (unsigned int __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator+= (long __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator+= (unsigned long __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator+= (long long __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator+= (unsigned long long __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator-- ()
       decimal32 operator-- (int)
       decimal32 & operator-= (long __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator-= (int __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator-= (long long __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator-= (unsigned long long __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator-= (unsigned long __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator-= (decimal128 __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator-= (unsigned int __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator-= (decimal32 __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator-= (decimal64 __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator/= (decimal32 __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator/= (long long __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator/= (unsigned long long __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator/= (unsigned long __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator/= (decimal64 __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator/= (unsigned int __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator/= (decimal128 __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator/= (long __rhs)
       decimal32 & operator/= (int __rhs)

Detailed Description
       3.2.2 Class decimal32.

       Definition at line 227 of file decimal.

Constructor &; Destructor Documentation
   std::decimal::decimal32::decimal32 (__decfloat32__z) [inline]
       Conforming extension: Conversion from scalar decimal type.

       Definition at line 251 of file decimal.

Author
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