And don't go sending people private messages about it either. Especially PMs that are so utterly vague that it's impossible to know what you're trying to do...

Or rather, indeed just don't send...

In Ur they had neither C nor C++.
Come to think of it they didn't have + either, they used other characters entirely for writing.

wrong forum. This is the C++ forum, not the C+= forum!

and?

we're not your homework service. And that extends to private messages.

In case of Borland's compilers, they're written mostly in Pascal.
And that includes their Pascal compilers...

They wrote a compiler stub that could compile a minimal subset of the intended...

You missed 2 letters...

try the C++ and Delphi manuals, which you will have if you have a legal version of the product.
If you don't, you don't deserve any help. In fact you deserve only contempt if you use pirated...

How to judge this depends on what your intentions were when writing it...

As a means of adding 2 numbers it's overly complicated, as a way of learning how simple classes can be written it's not...

no, we're not going to do that. We're certainly not going to sheepishly compile and run your code and fix it for you.

1) figure out what Pascal's triangle is
2) learn a programming language
3) implement the thing in that programming language

yup. typically will send a character representation of the screen (ASCII Art forever!) to the parallel port.

Windows might play nice and provide an abstraction layer which makes the command window perceive the mouse as a serial device, but I'm far from certain about that.

as your question makes no sense no sensible answer is possible.

Therefore a potentially non-sensical answer: apple pie screwdriver salad bowl.

and what hardware architecture, what mouse (USB, PS/2, serial, something else maybe).

I've done it 15 years or so ago. At the time we had to write our own mousedrivers, was fun.
I think the disk...

There's no difference in the output, only in the way the IDE treats it when you run it inside the IDE...

Or if the other IDE and compiler did put in some magic code of their own, they were...

most people would choose to start from scratch when starting development in VC2005 if their previous version was VC6.

Anything developed that long ago that VC6 was current when development was...

yah, Turbo Pascal never adhered to the established standards for C++ :)

HAHAHAHA.

What's so "fairly good understanding" about being able to write

int main(char* args, int argv)
{
return 0;
}

true. But it's far from unstable.
It's in fact far more stable when used in the correct environment (meaning the one it was designed for) than any of those "modern" IDEs, and of course far more...

"reading a .jpg file like a normal file does not give me the file header in any kind of format visible instead it comes out with a lot of random characters"

Hardly random. There's a definite...

you'd read them the same as any other, and then pull them through some decryption system...
It's just bits and bytes after all, same as any other part of any other file.

obviously. For starters he's missing an include for his very own headerfile...
I didn't look further than that.

well, it all depends on your operating system of course...

For Windows, Microsoft Visual C++ is pretty much the standard, with Codegears C++ Builder (or the cheaper (there's even a free version)...

I know that full well. The BINARIES are platform specific.
A lot of the SOURCE of the JVM however isn't.

because there's no need to. It's plenty fast enough as it is, and the way it's coded now a lot of the codebase is platform independent (meaning it compiles equally well for all platforms Sun...

so do I... Guess he wants Sun to take over every single project and company that has anything to do with Java and consolidate everything into a single massive package.

Why that would be required...

And no, we're not here to do your homework for you...
And I will NOT open zipfiles presented to me by total strangers, as such usually contain trojans and other nasties I certainly don't want on my...

and just because in practice most are, that doesn't mean that they have to be (which was the assertion).

as that code is C, not C++, unlikely.
You can't convert that code from C++ to C# for the same reason.

nope.

Forget about the mathematical notation.
Create a class to contain your complex numbers as 2 double precision floating point fields, one real and one imagenary.
Either create operators...

yup. The code is returned to the operating system and can be polled from other programs (like shellscripts) to determine the reason why the program terminated (with 0 traditionally indicating that...

Possibly, but not necessarilly.
You can just as well write a JVM in say Fortran or Assembly.
Or create one in hardware.
Anyway, the language a compiler or operating system is written in is no...

it all depends on the compiler, the linker, and the options you set for them.
A suboptimal compiler or linker may link in a lot of stuff that's not needed, an optimising one may remove all that....

If the solution fits the requirements as laid out in the requirements document the customer signed off on as part of their contract, then yes he has to pay for it.

I'd (if I found out that the...

ah, so another fictional delusion?

By whom? Not by anyone with a grain of intellect...

666

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fork

are you deliberately insulting me, boy? Or is it your ignorance talking?

In either case a good spanking is in order to teach you to behave yourself in the future!