I would clean up the printf a bit by making it more readable. Also I am not sure why you are passing the argument "&menu" to your printf. Its incorrect in this context.

Something like this would...

A void function would generally look like this


void foo(){
return;
}


But trying to do this is wrong.

Pass them in as pointers from your calling function.


void fbExeCode(int BldCnt, char* fCodeAddr, char* tmpAddr){

}


A few things to be careful about. If you want to allocate them in...

Here (http://www.planetoid.org/technical/samples/va_args/va_args.c) is an example of a printf using va_args.

Take a look at your previous post here (http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread149899.html) .

this is interesting


char* toPLString(char * inputstring){
char *toPLString = inputstring;
....
}


your function and your pointer have the same name :?:

Try to open the file in the append mode "a+t"

I am a little confused with all the file opening .. first you open Users.txt in your main() function .. then you open it again in your sign-up function. Is there a specific purpose to that ?

And...

You should be able to redirect using the > and the >> operators.

myExe > output.txt

You should remove your scanf statements from the if {} and move them to under the while loop

Something like this will keep looping until you have the correct number. Or you could restrict the...

A recursive palindrome is pretty simple, here is my attempt at the pseudo-code for it.


function isPalindrome(char* str, int len):
if len <= 1:
return true; // we have a palindrome
...

Your variable "result" in not defined in the gcd() function. Also you need to return the result value.

This


{
int result,a;
if a = 0 return b
while b ≠ 0
if a > b
a := a − b
else

Well you are printing "result" without initializing it or assigning it a value. Is result supposed to be your GCD ? Then you probably want to move your print to after you have computed your GCD and...

Modulo will work. If you are using an int to store your binary value make sure that you check the upper limits of the maximum integer value. If you want to be able to store larger values, then you...

The const means that you cannot modify the contents of the char.

In your case, since you are asking the user to input the binary value, so you do not want to make it a const , since you will be...

Oh I see those now :) .. I do need to look closer

You probably want to put a break after each case statement in your switch ? otherwise it will just go onto the next one


switch (number){
case 1:
break;
case 2:
break;
......
}

unsigned int value would be your decimal value.

The
static const char *binary

is a list of binary values that are being converted to their decimal equivalent. In your case you are getting...

lol .. I am always amazed by such questions .. there is complex stuff and then there are just idiotic unreasonable expectations and this falls in the latter category.

how on earth do you expect...

Does your code compile ?

One thing I notice is that bool space=true; .. bool is a C++ data type.

I think what you are trying to do is insert values in a doubly linked list in alphabetical order by the last name ?

if so, you aren't going about it correctly .. lets assume you have a set of 5...

What you are doing will work i.e. RF_RXTXPAIR_SETTINGS code RF_SETTINGS[2];

If you want to dynamically assign an array size at runtime, you could do

RF_SETTINGS = malloc (number_of_elements *...

A genogram would be fairly complex, but I think you could use a combination of a tree and a linked list to store it ..

Use a structure



struct familyRecord{
char* name;
char* birthDate;
int isMarried;
int nChildren;
.

You already have an example.. try to use that to work out an algorithm

For eg:
inorder is : 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
preorder is : 5 3 2 4 7 6 8

then the Binary tree shld be
________5
________/\...

You need to give us more information. Can you post the link errors that you get ?

Make sure that you have the correct prototypes in the .h files and that you are including the correct .h files...

Yeah it should be "t:" and if t is an optional argument it should be "t::"

why don't you like getopt ?

You could try using valgrind on Linux to see if you have any memory errors. See http://valgrind.org/.

gcc allows the // comments. The only compiler I have come across which doesn't allow // on C code is the AIX C compiler.

paths is a pointer, as per your definition.

path_info *paths

When you do

global_routing_info[i].paths = (path_info *) malloc ( sizeof ( path_info ) );

You now have an array of paths.

Perhaps this may help ? here (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Algorithms_on_Wikipedia) :)

To access an element of the array "paths", you need to use the notation . not ->

so its
global_routing_info[neighbor].paths[no_paths].path_id = path;

well your main function should be


int main(){

return 0;
}


Also EOF is a reserved macro. So call yours something else like "NEWLINE" or such.

A couple of things.

One, as per your problem definition, the user inputs the monthly charges for electric and water sewer.

So your total for 15 years for these two utilities would be...

Your tax rate for each year will be something like:

YearlyTaxRate = intial_cost * tax_rate;

Your current code states
tax_rate = ? * initial_cost;
total =...

To compute the average atomic weight, you have to compute the total atomic weight and the total number of atoms.

For example :

totalAtomicWeight = (O*o)+(C*c)+(N*n)+(S*s)+(H*h);
...

You will need to save the atomic weights for each element. For instance

double OxygenAtom = 15.994

Then compute the total atomic weight for each element depending on the number of atoms, and...

Thanks for answering that Ancient Dragon :) .. I was attempting to give a logical answer .. but don't think its getting through :confused:

You could also initialize a float using

float a = 0.1f;

The f tells the compiler that its a float.