In your linker settings have you typed in the complete path to where fltk.lib is located ? By default it'll look for it in the current project directory. If fltk.lib is something you are supposed to...

What errors do you get from the compiler ?

I would clean up the printf a bit by making it more readable. Also I am not sure why you are passing the argument "&menu" to your printf. Its incorrect in this context.

Something like this would...

You could just have a pointer called "start" and when "current == start" you can set the input as you need.

I don't think just L and R will cut it.

Lets say your maze is a rectangle that has n number of points, and there are walls inside it that construct a number of paths. Now the user needs to take...

Are you positive you have the shared library wld.so in your
/home/vincenzo/software/borealis-projects/LoadDistributionTool ?

And what is this supposed to be ? ${BOREALIS}/nmstl/bin/wtf ? its...

I think what is happening is this


Tblk A;
Tblk B = A;


This is using a default copy constructor since you haven't defined one, and both your objects A and B are pointing to the same set...

Here is a decent example Link (http://marknelson.us/1996/01/01/priority-queues/)

Your priority_queue should be building a max_heap with the highest value at the top. Have you tried printing the contents of your queue after you finish building it, to see if the elements are in...

Here is a tutorial on bucket or bin sort. Link (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bucket_sort)

Each array of yours will be a bucket. You can create as many arrays as the buckets you'll need. Then sort...

strange. it works for me. here is my output.


Enter a sentence:
I have 200 apples
Number of vowels: 5
Number of digits: 3

s
e

When you insert your elements into the queue, you have to insert them so that the timestamps are sorted in descending order. That way when you dequeue your first element, you should get the correct...

Well .. I have no idea why your teacher would say that, but its really bad practice.

Now onto your code. Surprised it didn't crash. Your store_char() function does not have i initialized, and...

First of all, its good practice is to put your class declarations in a header or a .h file, put your definitions in a .cpp file and then include the .h file, where needed.

You really should not...

I am a little confused by your queue implementation. Usually your queue functions would be enqueue to add the elements to the queue, and dequeue to get the first element you added off the queue,...

Very interesting :). I had no idea about this. Thanks Salem.

A void function would generally look like this


void foo(){
return;
}


But trying to do this is wrong.

Well your variables below are local to the function. So when you leave the function, they don't exist and so their addresses now probably point to garbage values.

You should copy the values over...

Also in addition to the braces, your logic is messed up. See the comments in your code.


for ( int i = 2 ; i < num; i++ )
/* you can add a special case for 2, you only need to check for...

Its not deleting 3 numbers. Your for loop prints the numbers starting at index i instead of 0, so you "think" they are deleted.

You might want to delete the number and then call your print...

I am curious ..

how did you get this to compile ?

if ( ( i == 2 ) or ( i % 2 != 0 ) )

There is no keyword called "or" in C++ its denoted by "||"

are you sure it doesn't work ? it removes it correctly when I try using your code.

Pass them in as pointers from your calling function.


void fbExeCode(int BldCnt, char* fCodeAddr, char* tmpAddr){

}


A few things to be careful about. If you want to allocate them in...

You aren't assigning the variable index a value before calling the functions removeAt and insertAt. So you need to fix that first.

Well I just noticed that you are asking for the index in your...

Looks good ! I have one suggestion.

Instead of having a standard array "steps" you could write a BaseGenReverse, similar to your teacher's BaseGen function and use that instead. So if the size...

I'd suggest putting some print statements inside your scanipport function and that will help you pinpoint the line which is causing the error. Use thread_id() to print the thread#, so you can see...

Your gdb error says that your program is crashing inside a memcpy somewhere. Now I don't see any other memcpy's in the code you posted, but you might want to switch to a single threaded run, and then...

Well I am not sure how things would work, if you had parts of it pre-approved by professionals. From what I know, and what I've seen my classmates do, pretty much all of their theses had to be read,...

lol .. contrary to popular belief, we are not clairvoyant, so you need to elaborate on what you are doing , what your problem is and post some code you've worked on !!

comparsions are case sensitive, so you will need to use either toupper or tolower to make them the same.

I am not sure what you mean by not allowing the punctuation. But what the function strtok...

Here is a link that mentions how the fstream getline works Link (http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/iostream/istream/getline.html)

What you need to do is

SortedBinary.getline(myBuffer,...

You don't need to make your program distinguish between a decimal and a binary input. All you need to do is prompt a user for a decimal number and then send it to your routine.

A couple of things,...

Again, there is only one memcpy() in your code, so I'll go with that

memcpy(&servaddr.sin_addr, hostaddr->h_addr, hostaddr->h_length);

your hostaddr is a pointer to the struct, which you...

Here is an article that elaborates on how you can convert a decimal number to a binary.

Link (http://www.wikihow.com/Convert-from-Decimal-to-Binary)

Well I see in your main() function

scout *p;

and then


p[s].ips = bohica;
p[s].startport = start;
p[s].endport = end;

Sigh !!

All you need to do is write a function using the prototype
string DtoB (int Decimal)

that takes a decimal number <= 255 as the input, converts it to its binary form, stores the...

Add Code Tags Please !!!

And there is no #include<iostream.h>

its #include<iostream>

One thing, which may or may not be a problem, is this


if (validAccount == false) {
.....
switch(AccountType) {
case 's':
case 'S':
....
validAccount = true;

I never wrote a thesis for my Masters, did more of a set of research papers, but honestly I haven't come across any that are more than a few hundred pages.

On a practical side, you do understand...

At first glance, your traverse function is declared as a void, yet you are doing

result = tree.traverse(INFIX, printData(data));

This is not valid. I don't know what result is, but if its a...