the only thing i've done is add

GLUT_BUILDING_LIB to the preprocessors to stop a clash between glut and stdlib

i have no idea what code to post, my program consists of 30 files and the error...

all the files that seem to give me the cstdlib error have that in them already

-midi

hello again,
just tried to compile my project and i'm getting errors with a file cstdlib

Error 2 error C2039: 'abort' : is not a member of '`global namespace'' c:\program files\microsoft visual...

thanks Chris, i understand what your saying i just never had to do it until now :P

oh well gotta learn sometime.

thanks again

would you care to explain that in a little more detail?

my program was working fine no linker errors untill i added GLUT into the processors list.

but if i dont have that in there then i get...

Hello everyone,

got a really strange and annoying error. When i compile my program i get 2 errors and 2 warnings all 4 to do with stdlib.h

error C2381: 'exit' : redefinition;...

Thanks alot :)

Works perfectly, can't believe that had me confused for so long.

Thanks again.

-Midi

Hello again everyone,

Having a really annoying problem using pointers and arrays at the moment,

i'm trying to store a 4x4 matrix as a an array of 16 floats.

so i declare my array like so

because i read that reading in strings first then converting by using the stream works better than cin due to problems with cin.

i'm currently rewriting it to use cin now.

when reading in my...

Hey again guys and gals,

getting a really weird error when i attempt to print out doubles

in my program i have to store several double values, but when ever i print then out all i get is
...

Hello everybody,

I'm back, started my 2nd year at Uni now and started programming in the wonder that is C++ and enjoying it tremendously.

but I've hit a slight problem, not with code but with...

Just been looking over Dynamic Memory Allocation, using new.

Heres a snippet of the code i've got.


vertices = new float *[v];
for (i = 0; i < v; ++i)
{
vertices[i] = new float[3];
}