The book has the following code as:

#pragma message("Dsiabled local fabs()implementation to prevent collision w/impl in VS.NET 2k3")
float inline fabs(float a)
{
if (a < 0.0f)
return -a;
else
return a;
}

In CPUSpeed.cpp it is:
#if 0
#pragma message("Dsiabled local fabs()implementation to prevent collision w/impl in VS.NET 2k3")
float inline fabs(float a)
{
if (a < 0.0f)
return -a;
else
return a;
}
#endif

The difference being the if/endif statements.
I'm thinking the book is correct, but let me know.

Also,
pg. 171 top of the page, the code reads:
{
CProcess * p = *i;
p->OnUpdate( deltaMilliseconds );
++i;
}

Is that OnUpdate(...) suppose to be VOnUpdate(...)... nothing big really, but had me confused at first. Then again, there is good possiblity I'm wrong. Let me know.

Alien

Ya, I completely understand. Regardless, this is still HANDS DOWN one of the best if not THE BEST investment I've made in a book. It completely ties up all the loose ends that the many other programming books out there leave to the imagination.

Thanks!

Alien