- 1:30:00 AM
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OK. I have been very frustrated with the GMP for the past couple of hours. It seems that there is no default support for GMP library for Windows as they tend to target for Unix based systems. And also the tutorials that are found on the net are somewhat outdated, wasn't written keeping the noobs, like me, in mind or the newer tutorials are not on the first page of Google. -_-"
That said, I've finally been able to prepare it for windows. And I'm writing this just to help the others like me that may be searching solution to this problem and also for a future reference to myself for such other libraries as well. Let's do it ,shall we?
That said, I've finally been able to prepare it for windows. And I'm writing this just to help the others like me that may be searching solution to this problem and also for a future reference to myself for such other libraries as well. Let's do it ,shall we?
- 3:16:00 AM
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My rating: 5 of 5 stars
While many writers spend pages after pages describing what is happening inside a person's brain, what turmoil has made some to do something; the specialty of Humayun Ahmed is, he actually tells nothing. Absolutely nothing. He just sews events one after another. The rights to judge a character is all upon the readers.
This 1995 novel is a remarkable example of that. Personally, I like his old novels than the recent ones.
It tells the story of a little girl Natasha (নাতাশা) who is suffering from Meningioma a variant of brain tumor. And she needs to be taken to America to get any treatment started.
Her father, Sajjad (সাজ্জাদ) is vagabond who has given away his prestigious career, became some kind of drunken weseal and went to live in a jungle prior to the events of the story. And the mother Dilshad (দিলশাদ)is a women who is alone struggling collecting 11 lac Taka that is required for the treatment.
The story revolves around two section. One describes Natasha's day to day experience as a patient. The other describes Dilshad's quest for money leaving no stones unturned.
Very small novel, but really good.
- 2:22:00 AM
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