Gee, I totally forgot about that, thanks, Ancient Dragon. I was trying to make it too difficult.

I knew that you could just use a normal char array, but I didn't know you couldn't modify a char array pointed to by a pointer. If you type *ptr, you can access the value at the variable the pointer...

In this example, 10 is the index of a char array ch, but I don't want to modify the tenth element. Also, ch is a single char. I don't quite understand you mean here.

So I'm messing with some code, trying to get more familiar with string functions, and I stumbled into an apparent error on my part. Here is my code:

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

int...

Sorry, I just now found your reply. I haven't messed with this program for a long time. In fact, I forgot all about it. I've moved on to working with (as much as possible) ANSI standard C, and now I...

Could you provide us with all your code?

I solved it. argc counts the program call as the first argument, which is argument 0. If there is an argument supplied to the program on the command line, that is argument 1. I didn't take this into...

Another batch of code I whipped up. Surprisingly, gcc doesn't seem to mind the wierd declaration of the char array...and this program was able to read arguments on the command line, but was unable to...

I'm trying to figure out how to parse options such as -h out of the arguments passed on the command line when the program is called. Here is my code so far. I compiled it with gcc -Wall -o options...

As for platform, the one I am presently concerned with is UNIX/Linux. I have found out that the GNU C LIbrary contains a library for dealing with sockets.

To quote from the link I am providing as...

I don't know about C, but I read that C++ doesn't have any "standard" library for networking stuff. I was wondering which libraries for C were more popular or higher acclaimed. And who better to ask...

Hello,

I am trying to output simple sound through the internal computer speaker. Is there a way to output certain sounds and control the frequency of the sound as well as the time it lasts?
...

What is the top decimal value that kbhit() catches when you hit a key? I didn't know about kbhit. So I coded the entire thing from scratch. It works. But the UP arrow key for example is " H", that...

Oh and in regards to the title of my file, that is not how many programs I attempted before I figured it out, lol! It is the amount of programs I have compiled since Monday. Just noticed that I...

Oops, I forgot to delete the #define ARROW_KEY_NONE and #define ARROW_KEY_POSSIBLE constant declarations. This was when I was fooling around trying to figure it out, and just forgot to delete it.
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This compiled with no errors on Borland C++ 5 and gcc. So this should compile on yours.

/******************************* 0026.c *******************************/
/* ...

Ok let me whip up a simple program to demonstrate it. No point in pasting all my hundreds of lines of code for one trivial matter.

It will take me a little while to make a simple program but I...

Nevermind, I figured it out.

But thanks anyway :)
Diode

Oops, I quickly realized that I was inaccurate in stating that the UP arrow key contained 4 characters. I forgot about that line of code I supplied which includes spaces and values.

The UP arrow...

I know they don't have standard ASCII values, but how do you check for them?

I am making a command prompt-type interface for a text-based RPG a friend and I are making, and I would like to be...