You got that right



dev c++ you can find it here (1st page in google for "dev c++")
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html

Im a novice myself so I feel somehow uncomfortable with your...

wow, a lot to read I wonder if he will.... you are kinda being selfish if you expect him to read it all.

c-style strings like this
char * myChar = "some text" is avaible due
1. is valid C...

I dont understand what you trying to do

mmm, see this part at line 92

char letterToLookup = crypt[i];
letPos = findPositionOf ( letterToLookup, table );
crypt[ i ] = table[ letPos ];


shouldn't you use crypt[ i ] =...

Here are the results
writting
int ** pp;
int * p;
int v = 5;

p = &v; //you say "pointers point to references "
*pp = p; //Therefore, you could say *pp = p , because "p"
...

it didnt work

I have the following code and it wont compile, it says no matching function for call to `autop::autop(autop)' at this part autop j = f();


I don't understand why the copy constructor wont accept...

good, thanks I should've seen that
the morale is dont let garbage printed on the screen fool you even if it looks extremly similar too what you expect

I have this code:
in my judgement it should print 1 and 2, instead it prints 0 and 1
some advice pls... Im using dev c++





#include <iostream>

This is an excersice from the book "C++ In action" you can google for the book title and it will take you to its official site where you can find the book also the source Code, I will look at it to...

Jaja You right didnt pay attention.

yea sry It was a typo when I was making thread I didnt cut and paste documents name the correct name for List.h is sList.h

Im trying to make this Hash Table to work, but I get these errors on linking time

main.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol "public: __thiscall List::~List(void)" (??1List@@QAE@XZ)...

I dont think you explained right. Maybe take more time to explain it
Did you solve this already?

pretty good answer GOT IT ! thx

Ah right! Im on my first steps on c++, What Im trying to do is
have this "basic node" class wich just take an id and from there
usign inheritance make "linked list node" and "binary tree node"...

It worked wonders, just a lil bit confused why the extra pointer indirection was needed but I think that'll come in the future

I modified the program it looks like this but no doubt theres something wrong as it wont output anything I await your wisdom guys

#include <iostream>
#include <cstring>
using std::cin;
using...

well thank you all for answering.
"and in other news".. I know .. "Have the feeling" its been answered tons of time but kinda not my fault;
I cheked many introduction texts about that and they...

it works!! .. and I heard of that before but got confused cuz the thing I did was to Initialize char * string1 = "longer than string2" and evrything else the same and it didnt work either so I...

void StrCpy(char * Dest , char* Src )
{

while(*Src){
*Dest = *Src++;
cout << *Dest ++;

}
}