Isn't your question vague? Avoid forcing people who want to help you to assume anything.

Post it in this (http://www.daniweb.com/forums/forum133.html) forum if you're in search of project partners.

Okay. Post the entire code if possible. The root cause of the problem may lie somewhere else rather than in the code you've given.

Are you sure you've declared those variables as public?

This (http://www.ucancode.net/Visual-C-Printing-PrintDlg.htm) may be relevant.

Sorry, but I'm not able to understand the format of the output you want from the program. I'll be able to help if you describe in a bit detail.

LOL...

Do you mean a bar chart? Then scale those values by a suitable factor and then display the results. For e.g. for Celsius to Fahrenheit, take 0 to 100 on X-axis, and 32 to 212 on Y-axis. Scale the...

Just create your normal application and add it to the scheduled tasks. You don't need to worry much about (regarding the code) the scheduling part.

Inside the if blocks that you've commented, wait for a character to be pressed by the user. That would print all the results on the console, and at the same time, the user will be able to view them...

Instead of keeping two buttons for this task, why not use two radio buttons? This would be more appropriate as you want only one of the panels to be visible at a time.

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Couldn't understand this question.

No problems regarding the compiler, then. I'm unaware about the details of this problem. Yeah, it is a memory problem; atleast. But I'd still suggest that you learn dynamic memory allocation......

Do that if it doesn't hamper the various functions the header file is meant to serve. I'm not sure how it may affect the operation.

What compiler are you using? If you're using one of those old compilers, make the memory model large.

Dynamic memory allocation would be a better solution.

You need to start with C++. Be specfic with your questions. MMORPG is too vague.

Does this appear to be a homework help site? Show your efforts and specify your problems in order to get effective help.

The point is, that they are meant to teach C++ using example codes.



You'll come to realize that as you go on pursuing C++. As of now, as a newbie, take my word that you'll be able to program...

Check (on the site from where you downloaded this file) whether this header is VC++ 6.0 compatible.

Does the header file itself compile?

The simplest method is to use brute force. Develop your first program using that, then look out for further optimizations.

Here's (http://www.math.grin.edu/~stone/courses/fundamentals/IEEE-reals.html) another article that might be of help.

Which header file library are you using?

If you've got the header file from a genuine source, the only possible problem is that you might not have placed the header file in the appropriate path; i.e. e:\program files\microsoft visual...

Use these statements inside the area function.

area = sqrt( s * (s-s1) * (s-s2) * (s-s3) );
return area;

Instead of



use

area = sqrt( s * (s-s1) * (s-s2) * (s-s3) );

That would give you the correct value of the areas. Try building the same with functions if you want to do so. Post any...

Refer this (http://www.google.co.in/search?q=Traveling+Salesman+Problem&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a). This is a standard problem for AI and such fields but...

AD already answered that:

Google for the "Traveling Salesman Problem". You might come across some help.

Insert the switch(userChoice) into a do-while loop and specify a break condition for the same. You'll have to increment the wins, loses and ties in the different cases of switch(computerChoice). Hope...

Not

But
infile>>s1>>s2>>s3;

After that, check your program for bugs and return if you need any help. And yes, use code tags for posting your code from now onwards.

vijayan121 has just provided the functions, you'll have to adapt them according to your main code and use them. His functions will compile, but how do you expect them to run?!

Use code tags :D



Why have you commented intialization statements?

Oh! It's not biades towards anyone ;). There must be some other problem. Refer 12.30 of http://measure.feld.cvut.cz/usr/staff/smid/faq/C_lang.html

Hope this helps.

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I bet you're kidding.

Perhaps, you should familiarize your self with DaniWeb rules and FAQs. You've just hacked a thread with an entirely different problem. You should start a new thread instead. Also, the last post was...

He talked to me about it. He has decided to write a program for 'Go'.

Then mark it as solved. Use the link that appears at the end of the last post in this thread.

Okay. Did you try doinf things suggested by invisal? If so, where are you going off-track?

One more point. Is the maze created at run time?

I understand your goodwill, but it would appear to anyone who does not know you that you were doing his homework. Please reconsider your actions in future :).