read in the toll file, read in the customer file. store the customer's data into a structure. if the customers balance is > 0 then print out the data. what is it that u dont know how to do? we...

what OS r u on?

read in the number of hours from the user using cin.
if the number is <= 3, then charge is 2
else if the (number of hours - 3) * .50 + 2 > 10, it is $10
else the answer is (number of hours - 3)...

LOL good thinking :)

c++ is a subset of c, or maybe it's the otehr way round i 4got that crap, but anyhow, piont is, u can't.

if it returns void, then you can't use the return value b/c there isn't one! you are trying to "cout << Calc()" , that means print out the return value of function Calc(), but it has no return value...

ok mah little newbite friend, w/e u say. dont be mad b/c i have more brains in my d!ckhead then u do in between ur ears.

i am a mainly C programmer(i do know C++ a bit, but not as well as C), but i decided to mess with STL a few weeks ago for a school project in AI class. i was amazed at how simple it was to pick up. ...

actually, the STL containers may in fact be implemented with btrees, but that is transparent to you the programmer. u just stick the elements in and let them worry bout the implementation, and when u...

you're better off using the STL if you can, their algorithms are far superior to what most of us could write.

cybergirl << could u at least tell us WHY it isn't running?? can u compile it? does it fault when it runs? where does it fault?? some INFO

the definitive book to pick up would be charles petzolds "programming windows"

agreed, it is always a good habit to get into. the only time u will see good programmers avoiding the practice is when writing kernel code - when every instruction counts, and then it is ur...

i never made fun of you, i simply suggested doing a little searching. you come on and basically post your homework assignment and think that people are going to just hand u code, LMAO. and uhh,...

ok, if you're talking about something high level like that it may be true, but for say some simple integer x it makes no difference in the generated asm. :)

it is faster to type but there's no difference in the code generated, test it and see for yourself.

what do u think we're gonna write it for u? im not going to google, it isnt my assignment. u need to LOOK harder. everyone gets this assignment in their OS class, i'm sure a solution is out there. ...

try google

post your code enclosed in the [ code ] [ /code ] tags so it is formatted:

see the spaces get preserved

and post the section of code u need help on, not 19 pages of it.

let me clear that up. calling exec() does NOT create a new process. calling fork creates the new process. what i was trying to say was: if u have a thread call an exec() function, THE ENTIRE...

if you call an exec() function from a thread, the entire process will be replaced by the program u call, not just the single thread of execution. exec'ing replaces the entire address space of a...

your add_item method should traverse to the END of the list, and add the element there. the remove_item method should remove the first element in the list.

read the irc protocol for starters, or try packet sniffing a session of irc so u can see what goes on.

use the & and << operators. remember that a character is just a sequence of bits. u cant test for each bit and output the result.

int main()
{
char x = 'a';
int y;

// the value...

use the seek methods http://www.cplusplus.com/ref/iostream/fstream/

that msdn crud says 'windows.h', but i was sure u didnt need to include all that garbage just for sleep...

you need to learn a lot more to use graphics. most windows apps use the win32 API to display windows/pics/etc.. here is a tutorial bout it tho:
http://www.relisoft.com/win32/winnie.html

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dllproc/base/sleep.asp

i may have given wrong header, sorry.

you need to make sure u terminate everything u send with "\r\n", or telnet server wont recognize it. and u'll need to login properly, i'd check out part of the telnet RFC, or try and google for a...

uhhh.. u obviously didnt write that code. massPounds is a variable, this is where u store the user's input. cin gets input from the user, and stores it in the massPounds variable. so, u wouldnt want...

write some code, and then ask us for help when u get stuck. read the sticky about homework.

in 99.99% of cases it is much better to learn to write code that your compiler can optimize well. ie, compiling and observering generated code, and trying to fix your C to generate the proper asm. ...

ohh ok i see what you r talking about now. my windows knowledge is rather limited so i have nothin constructive 2 add, sorry. i can tell u in linux how tho, the method of 'attaching' to a process's...

i have no idea what u r talkin about.. care to elaborate? 'hooked'?

uhh, do we have teh same version?? i compiled and ran it fine. i added items, printed them, listed them, selected individual ones, and the quit. strange :D

it's working fine for me, what seems to be the problem exactly?

can u please post using code tags.

#include <iostream.h>
#include <conio.h>

const int MAX_ITEMS = 5;

typedef int InventoryArray[MAX_ITEMS];

void DisplayOpeningMessage();

hmm yea i have always used vs6, i'm going to pursue this further and find out just what i was thinkin of and get back2u.

ehh, a pointer isn't gonna do much for ya d00d. whatever calls u make are going to eventually map to a device driver, so here is a place to start:

http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/~iwan/1394/

look in teh folder called Debug inside ur project..
Steu << my bad i think u r correct. i havent used vc++ in ages, but i thought there was some restrictions tho..