Thread split from ancient thread, moved and given an appropriate title :)

@OP: You need to read this (http://www.daniweb.com/forums/announcement8-2.html)

Nope. Moved to C-forum.

Do you realize that the program you've posted has nothing to do with C++? It's C.

Nope. It's for every post that violates one of these rules (http://www.daniweb.com/forums/faq.php?faq=daniweb_policies).

Next time, please just click the 'flag bad post' link if you see no code-tags, and someone will fix it. Now we have the same code posted twice, only yours has no indention.

This line is wrong: new1=create_node();
The function create_node() is not yet defined at this point in your code. The functions linked_list *create_node() and ll_insert() need to switch positions...

Agreed. Moved.

Beej (http://beej.us/guide/bgnet/output/html/singlepage/bgnet.html)is your friend

Works for me :)

Do you have sufficient privileges at your school to open sockets?

Please post your newest code.

Although bumping threads is not against the rules (http://www.daniweb.com/forums/faq.php?faq=daniweb_policies)here on Daniweb, it is still frowned upon. Especially when it comes to "I agree" posts. ...

What the hell are you talking about?
And why are you posting this in a FIVE year old thread?

Your logic is wrong. 1 KM == 1000 M == 100000 CM.

You mean something like:


unsigned char a = '0';
unsigned int b =a;


'b' will now be 48. That's the ASCII (http://asciitable.com/)-value of '0' (zero)

First tell us in clear language
- what the input of your program should be (provide a sample).
- what the output of your program should be (provide a sample).

Then show us what you've done so...

Sure why not? You can 'store' just about everything in a search-tree.
I also recommend that you read this article (http://eternallyconfuzzled.com/tuts/datastructures/jsw_tut_bst1.aspx). It's a great...

These lines should give you a compiler error:


nop = atoi(number_of_people);
user usera[nop];


C does not allow an array to be declared with an (at compile time) unknown amount of elements....

I don't think anyone has ever gotten so may rep comments on one post :) The fact that the rep now is overall positive makes my slightly less ashamed of reply...

I completely misunderstood the question :confused:. So Ithelp: I apologize for the reply and neg-rep. Now if someone would please give ithelp some +rep to balance it out, I'd be grateful. :)

You need more then just the header files. How would your compiler know what to do with just the headers?

Go here (http://mspgcc.sourceforge.net/)

Tell me how this advice will help the op solves his(her) problem, I'm curious...

fstream is not C, it's C++. What language are you writing this program in?

Meh.
I really hate it when people do that. Especially when I actually put quite a lot of effort in answering their question.
Too lazy to do their own damn homework and even too lazy to read the...

As I mentioned, this won't do. It will go so insanely fast that you would even have a hard time seeing it on scope.

Now I don't know what your LED_on and LED_off functions do exactly, but how...

You mean like the uctestcnt++; he put in the interrupt-handler? ;)

And quite frankly, I have found UNICODE to be a pain in the behind, so if I don't have a need for it (which is the case in 99.9% of my programs), I won't use it :)

So how do you know that the handler isn't working? If the answer is: I can't see the LED blink, then that's because the ontime is to small to see with the naked eye.

Does interrupt...

It would help if you used code-tags (http://www.daniweb.com/forums/misc-explaincode.html) so we could actually read your code.

Also: What microcontroller is this? And post a link to it's...

Here's a good starting point (http://eternallyconfuzzled.com/tuts/datastructures/jsw_tut_linklist.aspx) on linked lists.
As csurfer mentioned: try something yourself and post your efforts here to...

What are you talking about? It never asked me anything? The only thing that I can't use is MFC ( on which I spit ; bleggh ). The debugger is the best I've ever used, although in all fairness: I...

Here's a tip: read the rulebook (http://www.daniweb.com/forums/faq.php?faq=daniweb_policies), especially the parts about code-tags and posting complete answers.

And although you might think that...

Thread flagged.

Debugging is indeed the answer. But I also what to place a bet on what could be wrong. Are you using dynamic memory? Does the PC on which it runs have (a lot) more memory then your Solaris PC?

Neither was I.



This is news to me. I found out that:


But VS will compile it without warning on warning level 4 and G++ will also compile it with -Wall (no warning shown). That's kinda...

The whole code looks a bit shaky to be honest...
If you're going to use rand() you need to seed the random generator first with srand(). Here's how to do it...

If you're going to call the code 'wrong', do you mind giving an example?
To be honest Marco, your posts are getting a bit boring. You always post something like: 'This sux, use win32 API' and...

I'm in too :) The OP said that this code could be in either C or C++, so I thought I'd make my brainvommit in c++


#include <string>
#include <iostream>
#include <vector>

int main(void)
{
...

You should really watch the Fast and the Furious, then you would have known: Nitrous Oxide Systems (http://www.holley.com/index.asp?division=NOS)

Be more specific. Which arrays? Where do they get values and where do you want to print them?