Wow you've obviously got superior reasoning....:lol: Anyway, I guess I'll starting paying attention to such menial considerations. Regarding the programming suggestions I mean. Lol.

I'd really appreciate a link to a standard specification either for C (?) or for Daniweb, seriously.




Ok, it does not exactly work like that, however, please inform me on how returning 1,...

Well if he is learning then he is a beginner. So what is your point?

Well considering the context of this debate, any considerate person would clarify such a deceiving addition.



Yeah.... well it is a good thing it is your opinion. :lol:



Lousy code?...

Umm.... Lol.... I do make sure. :lol:

Yeah, the only compiler I have access to is on a Windows workstation, which I'm not allowed to transport any data electronically. So I simply copy from the compiler IDE to the code posting. But...

Here is another example program that might help you:
http://www.daniweb.com/code/showsnippet.php?codeid=661 (http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/../code/showsnippet.php?codeid=661)

Well all be.... you're right Joe! Here is the oh so massive change ;)

for (int i=0;i<max_value;i++) {
x = rand() % row;
y = rand() % col;
if (array[x][y] == 0)
array[x][y] = id;
...

Then I suggest you get a new compiler ;) Lol.

Here is a program that might help you: http://www.daniweb.com/code/snippet660.html (http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/../code/snippet660.html)

Good luck, LamaBot

Here is just a simple program to sort two strings inputted from the user entered on the command line.

Yeah.... the code I'd posted was an example. I indicated this when I said

I hope I don't "burn my bridges" by adding this but here it is. I'd like to say one thing, in reference to Walt's solution code to another. Consider the following which would do the exact same thing...

What happens if a string doesn't contain a character for ascii 97 to 97+strlen in its name? If strchr encountered a character not located in the string, it'll return NULL. What if the strlen of name1...

It is not good practice to use strlen in a for loop, especially for loops that must loop many times because strlen iterates through the array of characters one-by-one every time called (i.e. every...

Problem solved by Walt's code.

LamaBot

Ok, keep the code I just said to changed, changed and try this.

void populate(int array[][col], int row_size, int col_size) {
int x, y;
for (int...

Here is a list of Linux system calls, you might find something in there: http://docs.cs.up.ac.za/programming/asm/derick_tut/syscalls.html

Also, IF you're a Linux enthusiast I'd recommend getting a...

When you cout the locations, try the following to see if it works then:

for (int i=0;i<=row_size;i++) {
for (int j=0;j<=col_size;i++) {....


This might be the reason you can only see around...

Infraction's way works as well. Here is just a simple way to convert from double to char to accommodate the latter option:


char dblBuf[8];
sprintf(dbBuf,"%4.2f",solution);...

Yes, it is called casting. Consider the following:

double d1 = 5.21;
int num;
num = (int)d1;
printf("%.2d", (double)num);


Output = 5.00

One last thing, I don't think you wan the following:

if(array[x][y]!=0)....


Reason; because you want to populate positions in the array aren't already occupied therefore you'd want to change...

Well that depends I suppose. What common mechanisms do teams have, yet are implemented differently? Such as each team usually practices at certain locations, which is might be useful information. You...

I think that is a cool project, btw. Anyway for the division, teams and league I'll give some fastly written code that might spark some ideas in that creative head of yours. Here is some example...

You might want to take the amount entered by the user, check to see if the amount is greater than what the coins are worth and skip that coin if it is. Once you reach the coin that doesn't exceed the...

Walt, when I'm using for loops, my C++ compiler allows me to declare and initialize a variable within a for loop. I don't know if that is valid standard C syntax though. Here is a link briefly...

Yeah that is probably the problem. An easier way to confirm this is just declare i and j as integers before executing the for loop. Sometimes when I'm writing a reply post, another post gets posted...

Yes, to implicitly set the functions argument list to none, you use void. you use void to say there is no return type, or return therefore.

Good luck, LamaBot

Referring to my previous post reply, I'll give an example of the distinctions and commonalites. Each team could have uniforms. The uniforms for each team have a basic structure yet have a different...

I'll provide a ascii diagram of how you might implement this and a following explaination:

[ class_league ]
[ class_division ] [ class_team ] [ class_player ]
...

I wasn't aware of the issues involed when casting a void pointer returned by malloc. Note the hesitation.... meaning I knew it wasn't an illegal instruction that doesn't mean I claimed that it is...

Well... I know 'char *data2=(char*)malloc(strlen(data));' isn't an illegal initialization as shown here: http://www.space.unibe.ch/comp_doc/c_manual/C/FUNCTIONS/malloc.html Perhaps it is you4...

Try to allocate the memory using malloc like this:

char *data2=(char*)malloc(strlen(data));

The above simply casts the pointer returned by malloc to the memory allocated to a type char.

...

Here is the modified code:


#define rows 7
#define columns 10
#define max_total 12
#define id 1

void array1( int (*multi_d)[columns])
{

As mentioned above, I thought you wanted a random number with a maximum of 12 objects in the array. My original method uses the fact that it is possible to overwite the values whose coordinates are...

In his sample code it had a constant using MAX in its identifier. I took it as it had a maximun but not a minimum, which is why I specifically wrote it this way as to indirectly have the number of...

You don't use it with rand, you use it with srand - which is used to seed rand. If you use just use rand without seeding rand, every function call it'll produce the same values for x and y, that is...

calloc will allocate 5 node structs. p will point to the first of the five elements. On the second loop, last will be assigned the new allocate 5 struct node objects, but then last will be assigned...

multi-d[rows][columns] = {{0},{0}};/*Initialize all elements to zero*/


This will initialize the first and second row's first element's to the value of 0.

Since it IS necessary you use a...

You're right. I'll keep that in mind. Darn my lack of common sense.