You took my post out of context, I was referring to him building sqlite unless he actually meant building an app using the sqlite library which would be misleading because hes asking how to setup up...

The warnings don't really matter, there are usually a few warnings in every application, its the errors that matter.
Ruby is a scripting language and Rails is a web development library that is used...

It would help if you posted the output you were supposed to have and what output you got

Classes don't inherit friends and subclasses can't access base class's private members

its because you are missing the while part of a do while loop
do {

} while (some condition);

If I understand you correctly, you probably want something like

if x is None:
print "x has no value"

java and javascript are not the same, the only thing they share is the c like syntax. Java and JavaScript are 2 completely different languages

You can just do

import sys
sys.path.append('pythonpathhere')

Probably around 1.5 gb I would imagine

you could just do

print "The location of the largest number is", (1+l1.index(max(l1))

or something similar

It would help if you wrapped your code in [CODE ] [/ CODE] tags

its unix time not linux time

OH NOES, sex offenders on the internet, in other news the sky is wet and fire is hot, news at 11. "Sex offender" is such a vague term that can mean almost anything, its like saying there are 1...

thats actually not a bad idea

Do you need to read the numbers from a file or from standard input?
if you need to read the numbers from standard input, you just need to have a loop where the numbers get entered into an array,...

I prefer to write the backend first because thats how I think and it seems more logical to me, what do you prefer?

FILE_NOT_FOUND obviously

explain "didn't work"

IMHO, I would do C before Java or C++, Java and C++ can very complicated, moreso then C

Its easier to do anti-malware stuff in safemode(press F8 at the splash screen) which turns off everything but essential services

it also helps if don't have so many global variables

rand() is in cstdlib and to make it more random you should seed it first with srand()

Can you post the code?

Every OS has its set of over zealous fanboys, Windows, MacOSX, *BSD, Solaris etc. Its something that most people would want taken away from every os.

You can install 2 different versions of java at the same time

Are you running solaris?, if you are then you will need to execute the .sh file

programs cry?

I wasn't aware *compilers* had gui design tools?, I thought compilers were just to convert human readable source code to machine read able code?

The linux kernel is written in C and some assembly, the GNU coreutils are usually written in C as well
You can get the source to the linux kernel at kernel.org, and the GNU coreutils source is at...

Don't use void main(), use int main() as I said in my previous post

are STL containers faster then c-style arrays?

Also, I would use #include <cstdio> and get rid of the void thing in main

don't use void main(), use int main(). void main() doesn't compile on most compilers and is incorrect according to the standard

surely you mean convert string to an integer using atoi()?

No problem

If you do 4 % 2 then it is 0, if you do 5 % 2 it is one, for example. That should help you

Red Hat 9 is very old, it probably does not support your laptop hardware very well. I suggest (if you want to use a red hat distro) to use either CentOS 5.2, or Fedora 9

Eclipse and Code::Blocks are good
I personally use Emacs of course ;)

The most basic way is to use the system function, eg. system("program");. The other way is to use the fork() system call. eg.

pid_t pid;
pid = fork();
if(fork == 0){
execvp("programname");...

Just put using namespace std; at the top of your files to make it simpler. You would use std:: in front of cout, cin, string and other things but those are the most common