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Remove Filter  | Hi, my mom has a Dell Dimension 4550 that has been running fairly smooth for several years. Recently she tried to install some new DDR ram in to the mobo, and VERY incorrectly seated it. She asked me to look at it (after the fact) cause her computer would power …  |
| | hey, had a question that I couldn't figure out. I'm writing a program for linux and I need to save things to a person's Desktop. Because of that, I need to know their username. I am aware of the linux commands whoami, id, etc, but they only print the current … |
| | hello, got a quick question regarding stack overflow (I honestly don't know if this is more suited for a wxWidgets forum, once you see what I mean, but I figured I'd try here first). I was tweaking my linked list class and testing it in a testing harness program I … |
| | hey, got a quick question regarding template classes. I've made several data structures that I've found to be very useful (using template classes) but it's getting tiresome making a new explicit specialization every time I implement it in a new way. Such as if I want to do this in … |
| | hey, I got a question regarding functions returning a linked list. Here's the data structure of my linked list (just in case it deviates from the standard way of doing it) [CODE] template <class T> class Link { private: unsigned int size; Link<T> *nextRow; Cell<T> *firstCell; public: Link(); ~Link(); //functions … |
| | hello, quick question regarding template classes and pointers. I'm making a linked list kind of container system, and I'm running into trouble with it when I (don't know if the terminology is 100% correct here) declare an instance of it. An example would be best to explain what's happening: I … |
| | hey, I've been thinking of building a new computer for myself for a while and I figure I might as well get started on researching what's new. I've been looking around the web and any site I find that compares amd vs intel is always (understandably) just testing their new …  |
| | hello, for one of my programs I need to acquire the decimal off of a number, for example, if a double has value of "123.45" I need an int to have the value "45". to do this, I have the following code [CODE] double value, tempValue; int decimalValue; value = … |
| | Hey, I've been trying to work with wxwidgets so I can start learning GUI's, problem is, it seems like all their libraries are full of errors. I have a hard time believing that a self-respecting group of people would release, as stable, something that would take hours, if not days, … |
| | hey, been working on a program and I had a need for a password line (btw I am using linux w/ gcc compiler). while I was making it I checked the net and found there's no getch() for linux, so I frankensteined one from several sources and got it to … |
| | hi, this should be a fairly simple question to answer. I have a function in my program that takes the content of a text file and populates an array with all the information. First it has to see how many lines the file has (as it can change) so it … |
| | My mom's mobo got fried cause she installed her ram wrong, this caused an arc and fried it. I was curious, her comp had a P4 2.66 in it and mine has a very modest 1.8 (it's 5 years old). Doing some research on my motherboard I found that it's … |
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