Aspire v3.09 -Vectric,PhotoVCarve, Cut2D, Cut3D, Vcarve Pro
Nov 8, 2012
So I got my laptop back up and running after a new SSD and I'm running a fresh setup. Last time I tried to play my entire game collection that was running on my XBOX and my laptop into my Steam account it would work every once and a while but the end result was just really buggy. I got the error code "Steam Could Not Load SteamApp.exe. Continuing With Operation" which is actually only true for the last time I tried to load the game.
With this game run, I can't log in anymore. The game crashes as soon as I try to launch it. I get the error code "Steam could not load SteamApp.exe. Continuing with operation."
Note: I'm currently in game try out mode and have tried running the game and logging in with Steam.
Last time I tried to run the game, I also had issues with this error code.
I have already cleaned up my SteamApps folder and have yet to get it to work.
Do any of you have any suggestions as to what I can do?
Many thanks
A:
Well, I didn't know what else to try. I had been looking at this since this morning, I guess I just got tired of looking at the issue and just went to bed.
So this morning I woke up and did the exact same thing again, where I just logged out of my account and then logged in again. Then I went to the store and just looked at some of my other games and decided I would just load them in the game try out mode. I went through the process of installing them and they worked just fine.
I was then able to log into my account and download all of the games again which I did.
I guess I was a bit of a tard but that's okay.
Q:
Can I escape ">" character within a string literal?
I need to write some code in C which accepts text file (JSON format) as input. Within that JSON text, there are some strings which contain '>' character.
But I am getting a compile error, since the > is interpreted as a string delimiter.
Can I escape this character within a string literal?
A:
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