sqrt() requires a double, float, or long double as a parameter. Judging by your variable name, you're attempting to pass an int to sqrt(). Try using static_cast to convert it to a double like so:
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Thanks for the help. I always assumed since the constructor isn't virtual, the destructor wouldn't have to be either. The memory leaks are gone :)

I'm having several difficulties with memory leaks in a program (I've been using "Visual Leak Detector" to check for memory leaks). I've simplified the code to the following:

#include "vld.h"...

Rather than having YesorNofunc() call another function, it would probably be easier to have it return int. You could declare two constants (or use #define) YES and NO. Then whenever you need a yes or...

After creating the Win32 Console Application project, there should be a window that says "Win32 Application Wizard". Click "next" and click the "Empty Project" checkbox.

Win32 Console Application.

Under "Build", click "Build Solution", or just hit F7.

If there is no "Build" in the menu, then you need to create a project first. Click File->New->Project.

I think your problem is with cin. Using cin >> somevar followed by getline() will cause a few problems. Putting cin.ignore( 1024, '\n' ) before getline usually works for me. You will probably want to...

Try shrinking your code to what is relevent to your problem. No one is going to try reading through ~700 lines.

That needs to be == 0 instead of == 1.

Your problem with the "ambiguous overload for operator in cin >> variable" is caused because variable was declared as const. When you declare something as a const, it cannot be changed. Since a const...

You don't need to declare Q and q as chars to use 'Q' and 'q'. You also have an unreferenced variable (ie, a variable you declared but never used).

Take a closer look at the logic in the while...

Thanks for the help.

As I was busy inlining some of my functions, I was wondering if it is really necessary to inline anything. Doesn't the compiler automatically inline stuff, or do I have false memories? And if the...

I believe you mean CLoadObj* g_LoadObj = gcnew CLoadObj;

I think the problem is with the constructor. You either need to add parameters matching the class constructor in the line Mortgage myMortgage(); or make a default constructor with no parameters.
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Well, I messed around with my code for a few hours, and I discovered that it wasn't actually a problem with the vector (as always, I blamed the other code first). The problem is by the time the...

The easiest would probably be Simple Directmedia Layer, found here: http://www.libsdl.org/

Remove #include "stdafx.h".

For file operations, look up the fstream (http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/iostream/fstream/) header. The basic code looks something like this:

#include <fstream>

using namespace std;

int...

Try re-examining the flow of your program. Think as the compiler: go line by line and ask "What is happening here?"

If you do not understand something in your code, I recommend you look it up on...

The problem with that approach is how my function works. Each time the program needs to display text, it calls renderText(). Loading a font takes my computer about 3 milliseconds, and I'm already...

I used resize instead of push_back because push_back requires that you put in a value. If I were to declare another instance of Font, set all the variables, then use that in push_back(), it is my...

I have a vector array of a class that's giving me some crap. I would beat it up, but that might result in some innocent circuits getting damaged.

Class:
class Font {
public:
Font();
...

Here's the code I wrote for retrieving stuff in the buffer. It works at first, but later on it keeps reading the same thing over and over. From what I gathered on MSDN, recv should flush the buffer...

The largest problem is that winsock appears to be appending data to the end of the buffer, in which case, how am I supposed to read the end of the buffer? It is also appending garbage data, which I...

I'm creating a multiplayer game using winsock, but I've been having several problems with winsock. I've been searching for an alternative to it, but I haven't found anything. If anyone could point...

Thanks, these are much better ways than what I had before.

I've been getting an "Access Violation" error while running this program:

#include "SDL/SDL_ttf.h"

class Font
{
private:
TTF_Font *font;

public:

Thanks, it compiles now.

I have a header file causing me several errors. It contains a class definition, then I have a *.cpp file with the function definitions.

Header:
#ifndef DOT_H
#define DOT_H

#include...

Thanks for the help guys. I knew it was something stupid.

That code compiled for me as well, but I'm still having problems. I created a new project and changed the compiler settings a bit to include the SDL library, then put in the code:
#include...

Your code worked for me too, so I replaced the '->' with '.', but was still getting an error. I was messing around with my code for a while, and finally found that replacing the CLIP_MOUSE stuff...

I have a function which takes an array of SDL_Rect (which is a data structure containing four integers, x, y, h and w), and assigns values to the data members. However, when I try to compile, each...