It could be because of a lot of problems. But I suspect it has something to do ith low RAM and/or background programs.

Check out your task manager to see if you have any programs taking up too...

oh. thats right now, Rachmaninov. I didnt notice that on my first look. Good going, WaltP.

offtopic: I just assumed Narue was a guy, somehow. Lol. Another misconception corrected ;)

thanks, you guys :) what a warm welcome!

it has a lot of bugs, still. Google say that it has been tested on "major sites" but major sites like Facebook still have a lot of problems with it. (you cant click on the "logout". Something that...

very good, Rachmaninov! :)

For the others: The process used by Rachmaninov is called "Bubble sort" as the smaller elements are "bubbled up" in the process. Another method called "Selection sort"...

lol at ^. made me laugh, it did ;)

ah lol. now that is as bad as mine. Now i can sit back and enjoy my beer without visions of shame playing in my mind. :p

thank you :)

Well, I think I've just had my worst programming gaffe. I write a 600 line program using linked lists and compile it. In addition to the usual missing ";" and "}", I continuously kept getting a "x...

i dont think ivailosp's program will work properly. Try putting in 1,x,1,x,1,x,1,x... or something like that. It'll just output the entire vector again.

A small modification will set it right,...

The primary mistake in your code is that it starts accepting num[] values from num[1] instead of num[0]. Its better to accept all the values of the array and then go into the next "for" loop for...

did you realize you were in the C++ section?

I use dev-cpp and dev has a separate lib folder to copy library files to.

F:\Dev-Cpp\lib\

other software should (probably) have one too.

quick note here, the above code can also be written as:

.
.
.
while(datein)
{
datein >> year;
if(datein.eof()) break;
//Code here

wow! nice list. I've got most of this, but never knew the modem thingy!

*searches for modem**realizes that i use broadand**hits self round the head a couple of times*

thanks man!

Hey! I'm an aspiring software engineer from India. I'm comfortable with Java, C/C++, VB6 and to some extent, HTML and CSS (because I need to build my own site).

DaniWeb has been helping me over...

i'm sort of getting the idea, shamila. If you would post the shift() function, i think I might be able to help.

#include<iostream.h>
#include<fstream.h>
int main()
{
char ch;
fstream fio;
fio.open("my_file.txt", fstream::out | fstream::app);
if(fio.fail())
{
cout<<"Error...