i prefer....

WINDOWPOS* wp = (WINDOWPOS*)lParam;

pWinPos is not constant. but you do need a cast. either an old c style or a reinterpret_cast<WINDOWPOS*>(lParam)

look up....
WM_QUERYENDSESSION
WM_ENDSESSION

post your score class and we will take a look for you. there isnt enough code to help there. It appears that maybe you have forgotten to write a member func or something similar.

fmod() can be used with doubles. perhaps your compiler has an fmod that accepts long doubles too.

Im with narue on this one. I cannot believe you have taught operating system design yet code a small sample with 9 lines on which 2-3 will cause errors. You seem to think the OP will have some clue...

>>>pls give me an advice

you could start by posting your code and details of any errors you get and we'll help you fix it.

biggest overheads with goto is having your peers laugh at you.Also a goto in a function will make life hard for the optimiser to do its job properly so your function may go unoptimised. It is not...

static int func(); // proto for a static func

class AClass
{
friend int func(); // can be a friend and retains its static linkage
friend int anotherfunc(); // assumed to have external...

what operating system?

And I have told you how they do that. Part of the bootup process is a process called userinit.exe. This is the process that basically starts off the shell once the OS has loaded. You replace the...

windows 2k

null pointer assignment 0x00000000-0x0000ffff
user mode 0x00010000-0x7ffeffff
64kb off-limits 0x7fff0000-0x7fffffff
kernal-mode 0x80000000-0xffffffff

windows 98
null pointer...

you could use sscanf

1) the standard way to do this is to replace userinit.exe in a certain registry key with your app. at the end of your app you must start userinit.exe to complete the bootup.details at msdn just...

What OS?
bmp is easy. the others require more work.

Because in code 1 the string "sunny" is readonly. In code 2 the string "sunny" is writeable to.

assuming EX and OH are defined somewhere as non-zero ints then something like this can keep your checking routines simple.

int MainWindow::IsWinner()
{
// this holds the patterns we will...

its an .exe. Post the source I dont mind looking it over but posting an exe is not such a good idea.

of course it would.

nope. what you propose is immoral at the very least. you plan on using computer hours in a public cafe for no charge surrepticiously. I doubt anyone here will tell you how this is done.

when you want arrays, 99% of the time you actually want a std::vector

why would you want to do that?

Playing with VGA. You will probably benefit from this (http://www.brackeen.com/home/vga/) . It shows you how to use VGA properly.

For starters I would rework your validation code. You can use strchr and atoi to walk the dd/mm/yyyy string and pull out the ints or even sscanf. Make your validation code simpler and you may find...

ok we are halfway there. Now maybe you could enlighten me as to the specific problems you are having.

code looks horrible. If you seriously want help then you should tag it with code tags to make it more readable and friendly to look thru.

Are those ints in the vector dynamically allocated? why on earth do you think you are leaking memory?

your answer lies in part3 of adrians findfirst tut.

argc and argv (http://faq.cprogramming.com/cgi-bin/smartfaq.cgi?answer=1046139290&id=1043284392)

int a=123;
ostringstream os;
os<<a;
string s = os.str();


string s("123");
int a;
istringstream is(s);
is>>a;

Associated with cin are a set of error flags. The important one at this time is the fail flag. If the cin>>input goes to plan and grabs an int then this expression returns true through the overloaded...

In general you can do something like this although you should drop the deprecated headers for the std headers.

int input;
while(!(cin>>input))
{
cerr<<endl<<"enter an int...

Ok so you wanna look like a dick!

scanf("%d",&i);
for(j=1;j<=i;j++)
{
printf("enter the %d element",j);/*comparing and finding the largest number*/
scanf("%d",&a[j]);
}

enter 100

indian scorpion dont you like array[0] for some reason. remember in c/c++ arrays are zero based not 1 based.Its possible for that prog to segfault. Also its not a good idea to give homework answers...

im betting the newline thing is the newline left in buffer by fgets(). Check the docs for fgets() and you will see that it leaves a newline in the buffer that often you want removed. You haven't...

how would you do it in your head especially if you had a poor memory.
You would loop through your list, examine first number and write it down on a bit of paper.Then you would look at next number if...

Well we're not psychics. Let me just look thru the provided source and we'll see your problem.

not looking at code improperly formatted. please edit your post to include code tags if you want help.

What OS are you on? What compiler are you using? If you are on true DOS this was accomplished using interrupt routines. Google for ralf browns interrupt list and there should be some info in there....

well i dont see a strcpy in your code. Anyway you could use memset to zero the array. look it up in your helpfiles.