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But that's the point! It's likely not overheating because your CPU is throttling. It's doing that to prevent it from critically overheating and...

Might have something to do with WMP lowering the Windows timer resolution.

Will you be putting the source on a service like GitHub, or is it just going to be a downloadable archive with all the code on your website? The...

Really weird, I thought my Intel Core i7 920 was getting pretty old, but it's somehow able to get full speed, with an occasional drop every now...

It's definitely not Sonic Central. It's what would open if you'd click the official game website image at your second link that I want....

Open Run, type in 'diskmgmt.msc' and see if the disk shows up there. You can format it there as well. Does it show up in the Device Manager at all?

Have you checked your CPU temperature yet?

My guess would be using matrices and then transforming it into reduced row-echelon form. I'll give an example for the third degree polynomial you...

Doesn't seem to be unlicensed at all. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mystical_Figh...28video_game%29

I'm not sure what you're asking, but from what I understand you are essentially trying to make a tree out of some data? If so, I don't really see...

Looking at the code again, what the hell? I like how getLeft() and getRight() just return dataField like getData(). As for the different versions...

const Data & getData() {     return dataField; } // RETURNS leftField const treeNode *& getLeft() {...

Can they even blacklist a phone? More likely is that your phone is broken. Also, check if your phone is on the correct frequency band for your...

But aren't you all using what is basically stolen code from Sega without permission? A lot of the music in Megamix was taken from various sources...

I'm not sure if this is related, but you're going out of your vis_tiles array bounds. unsigned int vis_tiles_1[3]; unsigned int vis_tiles_2[3];...

Yeah, you do that in multiple places. Keep in mind that all types of loops in C (for, while) loop as long as the condition is true, you seem to...

You could identify your card by it's hardware ID. Go to Device Manager, open up the properties for your display adapter, select the details tab...

I noticed one issue that hasn't been addressed yet. When you tap the jump button, Sonic will raise slightly and remain there until you jump again.

http://www.mediafire.com/?r47a8625rlr3w39 It's from Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit, though.