Sorry, we don't support illegal activities on this forum. Either go to the store and buy a DVD of Leopard legally, or find your answer elsewhere.

Your program "hangs" here:
scanf(" %.2f", &bal);
Actually, it's not really hanging. It's just waiting for input.

I'd say you're making this more complicated than it needs to be. Use one balance...

If you have more than one statement within an if/else/else if, you need braces around the block.
if ( newBalance < 0)
{
printf("***I am sorry, you have bounced this check. $10 will be");
...

Perhaps take a look at bitset (http://www.sgi.com/tech/stl/bitset.html)?

Or you can do it "manually":
http://faq.cprogramming.com/cgi-bin/smartfaq.cgi?answer=1074727388&id=1073086407

Keep in...

>Is this array initialization static or dynamic?
It's called a variable-length array (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variable-length_array), and as far as you're concerned, it's static. However, as...

>we need it dont you see?
Show me ten "mobile development" threads created here within the last week and I'll believe you.

New forums aren't created unless there's an observed demand for them in the other existing forums. Just because you have a new fetish with mobile programming doesn't mean we're going to modify our...

There are many providers which offer free shell accounts with a limited amount of disk space. A query of "free shell account" on any search engine should turn up what you're looking for.

Something like http://www.masswerk.at/jsuix/ will offer you a limited number of commands/software. If you want to learn actual Unix though, at the very least download the PuTTY client and get a shell...

It's called spam.

How about running VMWare server on Linux -- it's free, and it's significantly more powerful than VMWare Player:
http://pubs.vmware.com/server1/admin/install_server.3.13.html

Plus, it's designed...

I've said this already, and I'll say this again: I still think requiring X number of posts before a user can add a signature would work wonders to stopping this crap.

But for some reason...

That's because you didn't read (or didn't understand) what was said in this link:
http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/templates.html#faq-35.12

The whole cause of the problem stems from the fact...

>Dani had to tell me about it before I noticed.
Whatta load of bullshit (http://www.daniweb.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=57019). :P

>I won't say who gave me my infraction, but I wear it as a badge of honor.
Really? I thought you pouted and left. :p

Threads merged. Hopefully I didn't cause more confusion.

For some reason the [code=language] tags aren't working today, at least initially. Regular [code] tags are fine though.

Closed.

http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread189581.html

The same way you would add characters to a static array. The only difference being that you're responsible for allocating and deallocating the memory that 'arr' is going to point to.

>numarray = readFile(numarray[])
Remove the [] and it'll pass the address of the starting element of the array. You also don't need to bother returning the array, since you've passed the memory...

>MyTemplate<SomeClass> var;
Most compilers will give you an error not only on the line that attempts to use a member that a derived template class doesn't possess, but also the line that the class...

If you're only ever going to derive one class from your template, why are you making it a template?

Nevertheless, if for whatever reason you need it:...

>im running Linux so i dont think i can view the XPS files.

1. Look directly below the XPS downloads, and you'll see PDF downloads.
2. FYI: http://www.artifex.com/downloads/

Why are you putting so much effort into shoehorning your code onto a dinosaur of a compiler? Yea, you may have "fixed" this issue but that's only one of hundreds of problems you'll encounter with a...

execvp()

The real reason you're having problems with your code is you're trying to modify a string literal:
>printf("ID: %d\n", getCommandId("move"));

You never allocated space for "move", so who knows...

printf takes a formatting string as its first parameter. You probably meant:
printf( "%d\n", bytes_received );

I look at the link location of the attachment:
9774

9773 produces
9773

Like this? 9767

Try booting without a framebuffer. Does the problem go away? If so, try using video=intelfb:1280x800 as your framebuffer settings instead of vga= (assuming you enabled the intelfb driver when you...

My guess would be a framebuffer issue. Are you using one right now (eg. is your console text smaller than, say, the text from your BIOS), and if so, what are the settings for it? You can check these...

>In the interest of not entering a pissing contest I am going to leave it at that.
Just because you're wrong doesn't mean I hate you. :P

>And your correction as the italicized exception, product of bad practice.
While you're entitled to your own opinion, that statement is just BS. There are perfectly acceptable reasons why you would...

>Prototypes don't go inside other functions.
Wrong. Prototypes don't usually go inside other functions.

Try java HelloWorld. The .class file is the actual bytecode which java executes, but the java program requires you give the filename without the extension.

>sure you can write a program with conio.h, but it will be broken on most every
>non-microsoft systems.
And you can write a termios.h solution that will be broken on every non-POSIX system....

You forgot to allocate memory for your structures. Yes, you're allocating memory for the pointers inside the objects, but before you can do that you need to allocate memory for the entire object....

Use the -R flag for chmod to make the permissions recursive.

No. The purpose of a struct is so that you can keep numerous sets of data organized. You can now do the following:

struct Object3D* box;
struct Object3D* table;

Change functions that modify...

http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/templates.html#faq-35.18