Thanks for answering.

What compiler are you using? I still can't compile even thou I did what you suggested:

I tried removing the <> in the declarations as well as the definitions and I still...

I get this error:



When trying to compile the following code with VS2008:


#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

Forget my last post, I just got what you ment by:

Thanks nucleon, but I never said I was only instantiating MyTemplate with only one class, in fact MyTemplate is an AVL and I want it to be able to hold any type, for example int or my own String...

Thanks for the replies.

I think the best solution (someone pointed it out for me on another forum) is to use the Boost Concept Check Library:
...

Hey, thanks for your reply.

I'm not ever going to derive anything from my template (MyTemplate).

I just wan't to force the user of MyTemplate to provide a class as the template argument (T)...

Provided the following template:


template <class T>
class MyTemplate {
private:
T myData;
public:
MyTemplate(const T &data) : myData(data) {}
bool Contains(const T &);

Thank you for your reply,

I think my original post wasn't too descriptive.

I know about win32 api. I'm using Detours (a library that Microsoft Research released for "detouring" a function in a...

Hello,

Does anyone know which GDI API is called to draw menus and menu items on windows? I know its not DrawText, DrawTextEx, TextOut or ExtTextOut.

I have started using Turbo C/C++ recently and i could never get this code to work, i cant pass arrays or pointers to functions because the addresses get messed up.

I once found a code that worked...

jephthah thank you very much for your support, really!

if someday i get a solution ill let you know.

Gabriel

im using xp 32 bit.

exe2bin is not the problem, i just use it to make debugging easier. the executable tlink outputs is exactly the same as the raw binary image made with exe2bin. so, if you cant...

Ok, i see what you mean, but this doesnt fix the problem.

This is exactly what im doing:


void f(char *);

int main() {
f("hello");
return 0;

Yes, i can set the address using a hexadecimal editor, but that code i posted is just the abstraction of the problem. In my actual program i will have lots of arrays/pointers to pass to functions and...

How are you compiling? Directly from the environment or using tcc and tlink separately?

I want to do it the second way and without using stdio. So i tried like this both with Turbo C 2.01 and with...

OK, i knew about that already and thats why im using Turbo C.

But im still having the problem i posted at the begging! Anyone can help me with that? If somebody wants my messenger to instruct me...

jephthah, thank you very much for your interest.

Im developing an operating system (if you can call it that) as a project of my own and just for personal use. Im really excited about this.

I...

Thanks for replying.

niek_e, you are right about the comparing but thats not the problem. It seems to me that you misunderstood my post, if you look at the disassembly, the array position is not...

Hi,

I'm using Turbo C 2.01 and im stuck with this problem.

I've reduced it to the following. My code in Turbo C is this:


void f(char *);

char h[] = "hello";

Hi,

Im writing a program in Turbo C but i also want to use some assembly functions, for this im using nasm.

This is my assembly code:


BITS 16

GLOBAL _Add4

never mind

i feel stupid

theres un unnecesary ; in de define line

Hi

Im having a problem with the following piece of code:

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
#define something 33;

void main() {
if (33 == something) {