Well it sound like you've got the logic already figured out, and dependant upon operating system I would recommend researching high precision timers in either *nix or windows.

Exactly, keep related stuff in the function or subroutine.

Similar to goto statements, I've found multiple return paths are as equally problematic. If line 25 is executed then hFile is still open

The only thing I can think of is that another process or instance of this application already has the file open, and because you are not sharing the file this would not allow the handle to be...

Set a soft break at CreateRawDataBUFR then a watchpoint at rdi, or set the same softbreak and a watchpoint to the location where rdi is stored and another at the contents that rdi points too. Then...

I don't know, if iamthwee's link doesn't give you the answer then I guess there isn't one.

I kind of overlooked the fact that maybe you want to run the app in some way. My method only compiles the file, nothing else.

When you open a single file in Visual Studio (VC 6.0++), what it will ask if you want to open an project workspace. That is just something it needs internally and doesn't actually create a project....

There are subtle differences between these two methods, so you may want to check out in detail which one suites your purposes. In any case either will work.SendMessage (hWnd, WM_SETTEXT, 0, char...

Put all your printf() back in, take out one at a time and then you'll know exactly where the problem is.

void delspace (char *Str)
{
int Pntr = 0;
int Dest = 0;

while (Str [Pntr])
{
if (Str [Pntr] != ' ')
Str [Dest++] = Str [Pntr];
Pntr++;

Thanks Dave, just what I was looking for and much more!

That accomplishes the formatting I want, but still doesn't solve the problem of assigning it to a string variable.

I'd like to read a floating point value cin >> Value where Value is declared as a double and then output it to a string justified to two decimal places. I understand how to do it using a temporary...

First thing I saw was you mixed a little basic with C.while ((strcmp(dummy,"ZZZZZ") !=0) && (i<maxrows)); not and. Other than that you were so close. All you needed to do was make another loop inside...

Try this baboon4000.

1. Create a table of 26 elements (A - Z)

2. Everytime you use a letter check the value of the corresponding element of the array and if it hasn't been used yet invert its...

You've got the right idea, now it's just a matter of deciding what sort algorithym you want to use. Conditionals "if" would work, especially as there are only three values but you might not want to...

Start with thischar *Units [] = {"One","Two","Three","Four","Five","Six","Seven","Eight","Nine"};
char *Teen [] =...

echo(), noecho(), cbreak(), nocbreak(), raw() & noraw() are the functions in ncurses you are looking for. If you are windowing with ncurses also read about keypad (WINDOW, bool)

You can also do...

Yes you will eventually run out of memory by continuously allocating with malloc and never freeing.

In the second case, theroetically you shouldn't run out of memory by freeing each time, but...

As defined in stdlib.h and malloc.hfree (q);will do the trick. Assure only pointers that were created with malloc, calloc or realloc are passed to free (), otherwise other calls to get memory may...

I'm not at my own computer so I can't test the code, but the idea is to steer you in the right direction anyway. If you have the pro version of VC++ have a look at the disassembled code. You'll see...

try((x + ~y) >> 31) & 1

Don't use static in a public class member. Public means it's accessable to the outside world, but static limits it too the segment of code where you've declared it. If you want to hide it from...

Linked lists are very simple. Take for example a doubly linked list, it has a pointer to the previous item and one to the next. I use -1 or 0xffffffff to indicate the item is either at the begining...

Nice Dave, I've been asked this question quite a bit and have never though of putting it together in this context

I'm not familiar at all with Turbo C++, but maybe check the settings for the compiled application such as machine, stack, heap etc. It could be one of the parameters required by executable header is...