Hi, yes, it's hard to figure out what's going on from the description, but it just not possible to post all the code, there's just too much stuff going on there, but here's the relevant parts:
main...

Hello,
I start a thread that runs exec and sets the global variable to True, meaning that the thread finished. The main thread that creates this new thread runs in a loop while the global var is...

thanks!

I recenly read this piece of code:
heap.push((Edge){x, 0});
where Edge is something like
struct Edge
{
int a, b;
};

I wonder how standard this syntax is? do all compilers understand this...

Hi, i'm reading from a URL that has cyrillic content, and when i try to display it, it shows lots of questions marks or sometimes other strange letters. how do i make it work correctly ?

thanks hollystyles !

thanks hollystyles, interesting thoughts...reading is definately a good suggestion. any particular place i can look where there are _good_ examples of OOP ?
thanks for the rentacoder link.

Hi, i've been reading about c++ advanced concepts such as polymorphism, (multiple) inheritance, templates, operator overloading and others. It all seems more or less clear to me but i know i would...

ok, thanks for the replies!

ok, quick question for those who know the standard well. when is a variable (and array and class object) set to 0 by default (all elements, all members) in C++. i know that if it's global it should...

what you need is an array of pointers to string, like
const int n = 10;
string *array[n];

array = {"1", "2", ..., "10"};

try it

why can't you just strtok(str, "\t\n") ?

thanks again for responding and for the link. i'll do it the indeces way then.

thank you, Narue, for replying.
yes, i think i understand how to use ifstream and how to read in a string now. But some things are still not clear.
In your code, what is string::npos ?
How to...

try this:

int main()
{
int list[MAX];
int t, i,n = 0;

while (cin >> t)
{
if (n < MAX)

hi, i'm new here and got a really simple problem.
i need to parse a conf file, where # is a comment, like this:

# Begin conf
VAR1 = VAL1
VAR2 = VAL2
# end

i want to skip all comments and...

this should work:
const char *request = "GET / HTTP/1.1\r\nHost: www.google.com\r\n\r\n"

http protocol uses \r\n as a new line, and the last line must always be empty.