All that stuff like OnInit, db_count and such is all already defined in the RO source code, its C++ but its been defined in another file, the file I posted just has some general debug errors, 2 of...

Its not really for porting, I just needed to find and fix the errors in it, thats all it was for. The last is proving to be remarkably difficult to solve.. And yes, I do know how to write c/c++...

What do you mean 'line vb will do'?
Ok, Ive removed all the $ and @, and still have the error, what is it I have to define?

Macros eh? Hmmm, how can I redefine them to C/C++ rules?
Thanks alot for your help so far, I appreciate it.
EDIT:
I didnt have an #endif, but when I placed one in it created 62 errors =\
EDIT 2:...

Hmmmmm....that didnt fix it either.. Fatal errors are by far the most annoying to debug >_<"

Including that stdafix.h didnt fix it.. How do I remove the precompiled header requirements?

The file is a game script from RagnarokOnline, its a database management library.
Things like OnInit are commands from the games source, would it recognise it if I defined it?

EDIT:
Adding :
...

It is for a group of source files which is why some things dont make sense.
The errors I'm getting are:


F:\Mike\eAAC Test Part I.cpp(4) : error C2146: syntax error : missing ';' before...

'Script' is an external function being called.
Its just general errors it contains, thats what I need help identifying..

Id like someone to take a look at this piece of code and tell me any errors to correct, ms-vc++ 6.0 says there are 3, but when I correct them it creates more errors (example being: going from 3...

Oh sorry i missed that,
i changed the int check to char check because getint doesnt work, and removed the check for Yes and yes because they arent chars,
its now

char check;
scanf(" %c",...

What should i define YesNo() as then?
I just need to to put in a y, n, yes or no and have it recognise it and do it based on the check function, can you suggest anything?

Lol its for an rpg, if your character is a human you get double zenii for a post

I didnt =/, i thought it was included in a library, heres the full code if you want to take a look

#include <iostream>
#include <cmath>
#include <stdio.h>

using namespace std;

int main()
{

Hey, i get the following annoying link errors when i try to build my program:


The program compiles ok, but it wont build, for those who need to see the code, here is the snippet where YesNo is...

Ahhhhh, lol thanks thats got it working,

else if(value == 1)
{
system("title AnimeDD Zenii Calculator");
system("color 8E");
cout <<"Alright time to calculate your Zenii, get your...

Hmmm it still doesnt work, when i use that and change the cout to call out what x equals
'x = creat;' with what you told me to int creat as, it calls out 3 when i input the creat as 3, when it...

But how would i convert that into what i need? The number i want cubed is creat, and it is a user input number,
so for example the creat input is 6
I want it to take six and cube it, how would i do...

How to i get cubic numbers into a program?
Ive tried ^3, but in this line:


x = creat^3;
y = lines*20;
z = x+y;
cout<<"Your zenii for this post is " << z << ".\a" << endl;

If i change the...

I found out why, the log was correct all along lol, the problem was in the 'x' part of the formula, i made a parenthetical error on the first line, this was my line:
x =...

What functions? =/
I thought log10 was right but its not, there must be another way to include the natural logarithm >_<

So i use 'log10' instead of log? Is 'log10' the Ln?

Thanks for the help guys, but i need to find the natural log, that 'log' function is the common log, how can i get the natural log, ln, in?

Awesome its building now, thanks alot =D

Hmmm it still gives the same error =/ how can it be made to evaluate?

Hmmm, now it says 'error C2064: term does not evaluate to a function' =/

When i have that in it gives an error saying that the log hasnt been initialised, maybe youll understand it better if you look at the code:


#include <iostream>
#include <cmath>

using...

Im adding a specialised formula to a calculator, and it uses the Ln/ln function which is often on scientific calculators, how do i get this function to work in c++?
The formula is as follows:...

I have a great recommendation, this is a cheap book, full colour, and extremely detailed, im from the UK, here its £10.99, so thats about $20 roughly.
Its called C++ In Easy Steps...

Wow thats got it thanks lol

Im trying to finish this calculator program, its for a writing rpg on a forum, for a post you get
line count
creativity rating
and difficulty rating
using these 3 things you use a special...