I know there is a way to represent binary, octal and hex values in C, but how do you do it?

Like, say, if i wanted to specify a hex number i would do,

unsigned char i = 0xFF; or
unsigned char...

yes it works. but why doesn't this work



base( int t ): seti( t )
{

}

class base
{
private:
int i;

void seti( int i_temp ) // :i(i_temp) ->Initializer List not working
{
i = i_temp;
}

Actually i was debating which forum to post in before i started to post. And since i was trying to design a network program of some sort i thought i'll post it here since it was about software...

You're defintely right abt something stop working. well, actually, im trying to make 150 TCP connections and 250 UDP connections.

am i fooling myself into thinking this might work?

how did i b'come a part of this !!! gggggggeeeeeeeeesssssssshhhhhhh.

Were you referring to something else mate?

you are trying to access a private member with your object in the main function.

cin >> film.i;

is not supposed to work cos its film is trying to access a member( i ) that has been declared...

oh well!! thanks for the views atleast :)

thanks for all your replies guys. I looked into curl but it was application level and I require something a little low level.

I checked out the wrapper for berkeley sockets and i think i'll go...

how many simultaneous connections can i make from a normal desktop computer bought in the last 6 months using a broadband connection?

Does that include both TCP and UDP connections? if not, then...

Im looking for a network library for c++ cos Im planning to write a small network application. something along the lines of a port scanner.

I would be interested in knowing which library most...

:) oh boy. Finally, i suppose there's a question that's stumped the pro's. just kidding.

But none the less, thanks for politely ;) telling me to look up the answer somewhere else. :)

Did i ask this in the wrong forum? I hope my question isn't confusing

Im using VC++ express and usually i come across situations where i have to create more than one project within the solution. But the problem is that each time i create a new project inside the...

both a and c are correct in a way. Memory allocation of variables is logically stored on the stack which in turn is physically stored on RAM although there is no stack structure whilst stored in RAM....

Ah, that answers a few questions. Thanks for the link mate. that cleared a few more doubts !

The fact that the OS checks in the directory of the .exe is the only thing im sure off. cos up until now, thats the only way i solve the "xxxxx.exe cannot run cos xxxxxx.dll could not be found"...

how does the OS know that the dll can be found in a particular place, may i ask?. In the IDE settings I explicitly set the extra include directories and extra lib directories. But i see no provision...

Ah, now i get it. instead of that statement, i added the .lib file in the linker input options of the solution in vc++ express and commented the statement. It built and ran normally.

Now what you...

i was just going through some source code and came across the directive

#pragma comment( lib, "irrlicht.lib" );

I got mixed and confusing answers when i read about it in the vc++...