1. I wonder why things work without linking to /usr/local/sesam/lib/libssv.so if you need it.
And if links without it I wonder why you need it.
2. Compare the size/timestamp of your mate's lib and...

What's the problem ?
See help on code tags, would be more readable if you add =java.

>> what does it mean to say we have a 32-bit processor ?!!
In very dummy terms it means the processor would process 32-bits in one machine cycle. Say if it's 2GHz processor, it'll process 32-bits 2...

Problem is you're copying old to new, whereas what you want to do is new to old. Also using wrong formatting in printf().

See the comments inside the code:


#include <stdio.h>
#include...

No way I can understand so much of code without code tags..

Seems like someone asked the question, some else read read the answers and followed up with more question and finally someone understood all and thanked. :)
If solved mark the thread as solved..

Hmm, so it seems like there are lotsa "nice" smokers around.. :).
Just the same way I tried saying that even though there are times when smokers are smoking in their smoking corners, and still ppl...

Here is a link that gives you links for function pointer tutorials.
http://www.google.com/search?q=function+pointer+tutorial
Given you've already implemented stack, you already know that part. If...

Just one addition, in case of passing by pointer you would be dereferencing the pointer to pointer everytime you use it. Although compilers may optimize it. A reference works as an alias.

Couldn't help notice such an interesting thread.. :)..
as a smoker I also have a few things to add..
NOT true. My granpa was the only one in my family (ALL his descendants) who smoked. In fact no...

Or of course you can pass it by C++ reference like:
void foo( char *& ptr)
{
ptr = new char[255];
}

int mian()
{
char *ptr = 0;
foo( ptr );

See now we know what you don't know.. :)
See this link (http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/arrays.html) to learn teh abt arrays in C++. It tells you:
- What is an array?
- How create an array ?...

I also thought on those lines, but in that case #1 should fail as well.. :)

Read-up the basics of arrays, function, function parameters.. <<= That's the direction !

>> I'm not asking for actual source, I just want to be pointed in the right direction
That's good to know. Understandably the code you've written would be a good indication of which direction you're...

Line 15: Reading from cin, read from "file".
Line 18: This would always set charsPerLine to 0. (12/100) would evaluate to 0. Make it (12.0/100.0)
Line 23-24: Not clear what are you trying to do....

Read-up the basics of arrays, function, function parameters.. then write a program and ask for help..

If you don't know C++ well enough to even give it a try, you should just step back and learn the basics, give this problem a try and come back if you have some issues. Because there is no way someone...

Yeah, I believe you, it's just tough to believe. :D

Here is the excerpt from gcc guide if you can figure something more:
3.13 Options for Linking


These options come into play when the...

Interesting..
1. I didn't know that -lXYZ could be interpreted by linker as libXYZ.a as well. (thought it's always seen as libXYZ.so). I checked gcc manuals (gcc 4.2.0) and seems fine.
2. Only...

>> Anyone can do this in C++

Yeah !

Use MS Visual C++ (get Visual Studio).. you can find lotsa online tutorials for that..

Look at the call stack and see which d'tor (destructor) is being called, that should tell you where the problem is..

Unfortunately a flowchart is a flowchart. It can even be made for the process of deciding which TV to buy !
Given all the basic elements remain same I donno what else you're looking for.. ?

Surprised that no one mentioned that they are NOT the same and that's the reason 2 different names are used. As Aia said only rule (according to standards) is
sizeof( short ) ≤ sizeof( int ) ≤...

In windows if you have depends.exe you can right click on any exe file and should be able see an option called Show Dependencies.. Check it out, you'll know more abt dlls.
In Unix it's ldd command...

A dll is not a process.. :)
May be the following will help:
- Once you've written your C/C++ code, you will compile it and then link it. Once you do this you will have an executable file (.exe on...

If you're looking at only flowcharts here:
http://images.google.co.in/images?q=flowchart
Of course a sequence diagram is another option:
http://images.google.co.in/images?q=sequence%20diagrams...

Consider following the coding practice:
When you compare a const with a non-const for equality put const on LHS instead of RHS.

E.g.
//instead of this:
if ( start == 0 )
//do this:
if ( 0 ==...

You are right. That's true AFAIK. :)
But also a static variables is always guaranteed to be initialized.
Also there is a clear difference between basic and non basic types. For a non-basic type the...

Think that answers the question adequately.
Just to be clearer.. the difference between initialization and assignment is:
1. Initialization is done at the time of (or along with) creation of the...

Does this help ?

#!/bin/bash

file_with_workstations_list=/tmp/input_list.txt

while read workstation_name
do
#do you stuff with workstation_name
echo "Read workstation name: "...

Can't find the decl of IDI_APPLICATION.

Can you post declaration/definition of IDI_APPLICATION ?

Just wondering that after #including vector/list etc, why are you using C-style array for this? Use C++ array (i.e. vector) instead, life is so much more easy.

#include <iostream>
#include <list>...

How do you unpack? I know that my compiler doesn't allow archiving archive files.

Heard of Unix aliases ?!
If you don't wanna do that, you can also say x="that whole command"
and then
$x

Or in case you've by mistake posted this in C instead of C++ the prototype of interest would be
void foo(int& prm1, int& prm2, int& prm3);

Surprising Salem didn't comment on this.. :)

[PS: those wondering why, see his icon/avatar]

Probably to learn iterators. But otherwise vector being the C++ array one should use the subscript operator for accessing rather than iterator. It's faster.