I dont know why you are assigning the address or memory location of data to savings whereas your variable data is not a pointer, I think the problem in your code is a mismatch of the data types you...

What is it that u need help with, what the project is doing, where are u stucked with the project.....sure everybody would like to know that hey

just try to move ur struct declaration to be just sfter ur struct definition, that means ur struct declaration will be a global declaration coz it seems as if u are using it through-out the project,...

Obvious issues..... for now u can return o or something in line 23 since u use a value-returning function when declaring function main() and close the braces, not that is gona make any defferences to...

Was trying to make things easier for people who will read ur thread and for myself also, and NO, there is nothing wrong with ur thread..... just trying to understand what the program suppose to do,...

#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <cmath>
#include <fstream>
using namespace std;
void voircatalogue(fstream&);
void ajoutitem(fstream&);
void ajoutclients(fstream&);
char...

What is it that doesnt work properly, what does the program suppose to do?

U can declare ur variables using string or even character (eg) string Name; and if u gona accept it from the user u can achieve that by this getline(cin, Name) or if u just want to right u can also...

1st u need to include fstream that is #include <fstream>,

and then declare ur input and output streams ifstream in_file;, ofstream out-file; only if u gona use both of them and again u need to...

I bet if ur if statements does not give you syntax errors coz U did not declare cos, sin, tan and log and I dont think C++ syntax recognise those variables neither as reserved words....


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In line 21 ur for loop statement u need to have i++ not just ++... U cant have for loop and close the braces without opening them(Line 22).... In line 23 delete one of the commers..... In...

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but make sure that there is no space between "code", "=" and "cplusplus" same goes to

Try this and see if it works..... But the problem is some libraries does not support
(#include "XYLock.h")



#include <stdio.h>
#include <iostream>
#include "XYLock.h"

XYCriticalSection...

As u said........ a caret [^] is a managed reference (usually called a handle in C++/CLI) is a reference to a managed .NET object. Managed object's lifetimes that are controlled by the .NET garbage...