Hi, I'm currently making a java-based web services application and want to embed the Google API. The trouble is that I can't fir their API files anywhere, can anybody help?

How would you do this in say... dev-cpp?

I have a program that I made with OpenGL, but it doesn't work on PCs that don't have OpenGL installed. Is there a way to embed the necessary OpenGL files into the .exe file through the compiler?

Lol, me neither! And you're right, the first solution just let the thing compile, but the program didn't actually work the way it was supposed to. This fixed it for real.

Thanks!

Yep, that fixed it. Thanks a bunch!

I made a dynamic 2D array using 'calloc', but when I try to fill it, I get the following error:

name lookup of `j' changed for new ISO `for' scoping

Here's the part of the code where it...

Haha, you're quite right! I took care of all of those probs. But I have a feeling my code is way off.

int arr[]={3,5,3,7,4},n=5;

void combos(int pos)
{
int i;
...

It looks like we have a similar problem, Lavitz. I also have to make a recursive function, except with all possible combinations, not only one length.

An answer in either of our threads should...

Anybody got any ideas? I'm extremely stuck here...

Sorry, double post. Don't ask me how it happened. :confused:

Gotcha.

I did a little work on it and so far this is what I got. For now I'm just trying to print each combo on a different line.

int arr[]={3,5,3,7,4},n=5;

void combos(int pos)
{
int...

Yeah, I think that recursion is the only way to do it, I'm just not very good at it.

Your concept is fine, except that I don't need a sum of the numbers, just a list.

Grr... I hate recursion.

Hey everyone!

I've been trying for a couple of days now to make a function and it's driving me crazy.

I need a function that takes a set of numbers in an array, for example:

int...