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I wonder if somehow the C++ program is introducing an EOF character prematurely. I strongly doubt it's a crlf \n issue (that is linux uses a different mechanism for new lines than does DOS/Windows). If I'm not mistaken, in linux EOF is ^D, and in M$ I think it's ^Z.... soooooooooo maybe there is an issue there... also, make sure it's not a permissions issue, though I imagine if it were, the web server would give you an error, other than a blank HTML.
Thank You Camatose And Death Clock. I have finally managed to figure out why my page wasnt displaying. It was because of a faulty piece of php code. So i guess my C++ worked properly 
I am absolutely sorry. To have made you all Perplexed with confusion.
I doubted my coding .. Which was not the appropriate to start over with.
When i switched on to display Php errors on the server. I caught a third party script which i was using had a messy but simple error.
Now it all works
Thanks to you guys again .

I am absolutely sorry. To have made you all Perplexed with confusion.
I doubted my coding .. Which was not the appropriate to start over with.
When i switched on to display Php errors on the server. I caught a third party script which i was using had a messy but simple error.
Now it all works

Thanks to you guys again .
Sorry for DOuble posting
Now i have another problem guys. Internet explorer 7 and Firefox both have given errors in the adsense scripts that i have posted and they say that there is a un-identified character that is being posted in the code.
here is a example of the website.
http://sim.byethost4.com/Golf.html
Clicky
Now i think that it is being caused by the program becoz of
outputfile <<s<<endl;
So is there anyway of getting rid of that?
Now i have another problem guys. Internet explorer 7 and Firefox both have given errors in the adsense scripts that i have posted and they say that there is a un-identified character that is being posted in the code.
here is a example of the website.
http://sim.byethost4.com/Golf.html
Clicky
Now i think that it is being caused by the program becoz of
outputfile <<s<<endl;
So is there anyway of getting rid of that?
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