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 | I know there is a way to represent binary, octal and hex values in C, but how do you do it? Like, say, if i wanted to specify a hex number i would do, unsigned char i = 0xFF; or unsigned char i = 0x32; What if i wanted to …  |
| | [code] class base { private: int i; void seti( int i_temp ) // :i(i_temp) ->Initializer List not working { i = i_temp; } public: base() { } base( int t ):seti( t ) { } }; [/code] error C2436: 'seti' : member function or nested class in constructor initializer list. … |
| | you are trying to access a private member with your object in the main function. cin >> film.i; is not supposed to work cos its film is trying to access a member( i ) that has been declared private in the class. |
| | how many simultaneous connections can i make from a normal desktop computer bought in the last 6 months using a broadband connection? Does that include both TCP and UDP connections? if not, then how many simultaneous TCP connections can i make using the afore mentioned computer and likewise how many … |
| | Im looking for a network library for c++ cos Im planning to write a small network application. something along the lines of a port scanner. I would be interested in knowing which library most people use and what is recommended. |
| | Im using VC++ express and usually i come across situations where i have to create more than one project within the solution. But the problem is that each time i create a new project inside the solution, i have to go to the new project's property pages to add the …  |
| | [quote=satish.paluvai;339184]Memory allocation of variables declared in a program is ------ a) Allocated in RAM b) Allocated in ROM c) Allocated in stack d) Assigned in registers. which one is correct please tell me the answer in 24 hrs...[/quote] both a and c are correct in a way. Memory allocation of … |
| | i was just going through some source code and came across the directive [code] #pragma comment( lib, "irrlicht.lib" ); [/code] I got mixed and confusing answers when i read about it in the vc++ documentation. Could someone please explain clearly the purpose or necessity for such code? I do have … |
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