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How do we create datatypes in C++. Eg. creating datatype called "myowndatatype" with sizeof(myowndatatype) = 3

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Hi All, I am sed and awk illiterate and needed some assistance. I would like to write a script that will have sed replace all spaces with \space. For example. Program Files would be... Program\ Files I can figure out how to replace the space with a backslash, however, when …

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I am doing something wrong, I have tried for two days and I still cannot figure it out. Can someone help me? Thank you. [code] #include <iostream> #include <iomanip> #include <cmath> using namespace std; void instructUser(); double doDivideZero(double &); int main() { instructUser(); double displayedVal; double newEntry; char command_character ; …

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I need to figure out how to append an int to a string, so basically i need to convert the int to a string 1st, but I cant figure out how. :rolleyes: any help would be greatly appreciated. thank you, courtney

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Input a time specified as the hour(1-12), minute (0-59), and the meridian (A or P for A.M or P.M); then output that time in the form HH:MM A.M/P.M. Then enter a nonnegative number of minutes and output the time that is that number of minutes later than the original time. …

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hi can someone help how to make a program or exampel of program using two dimensional array. Or can someone help me to make program by this problem >Write a program using two dimensional array that searches a number and display the of times it occurs on the list of …

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i know how to find prime numbers of several numbers, does anyone know hoew to find a prime sumber of a single number inputed by the ser using the following function and printing out if the number is prime int mai()//asks for input { int num; cout << "enter number:"; …

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Ok, time to get off my ass and learn C and C++. However, I'm having a bit of trouble finding a free compiler; I'm a newbie so it needs to have a friendly and explanatory GUI if possible. Just post name and/or link, thanks :D

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Hello, [font=courier new][u]Brief Tutorial Revision[/u]: All examples can be compiled successfully in your compiler. Also, each example is compatable using the [b]-Wall[/b], [b]-pedantic[/b], [b]-ansi[/b], and [b]-std=c89[/b] GCC flags. Also, a few paragraphs have been modified, and code examples improved. Previous tutorial, Pointers #2, has been combined in this revision.[/font] [b][u]Introduction[/u][/b] …

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Suddenly I am interested in the tcl scripting language. Does anybody know a good website to learn the rudimentaries.

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I've heard the curses library can be useful when trying to implement the handy DOS-only tools of gotoxy() and clrscr() using move() and initscr(). Though, there is a way to write your own gotoxy() in the Linux environment. This topic isn't touched often, so I would like to change that. …

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I don't get why C++ pros see red when they see [B]void[/B] main(). Can someone explain why [B]int[/B]main() is good and [B]void[/B] main() bad?

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In my old C++ programming classes I would often trip up on theses basic concepts when things got more and more complicated: 1. Arrays 2. Functions 3. Inheritance 4. Call by Reference 5. Call by Value 6. Pointers I kind of know how they work but don't really know what …

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I'm trying to write a simple file output program for my class. The error I recieve when I try to compile in VS .net 2003 is the following. [I]fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'fstream.h': No such file or directory[/I] The code to my program is extremely straight forward …

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Greetings, String parsing isn't always an easy task. Especially in cases where you need to split a single string into a great multitude, but also accounting for maximum performance. The following code presented does this task simply. Using precise allocation techniques perform greatly when writing an algorithm to precision.

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Hey, im Keith and im 15 years old. I like computers alot and im pretty good at making websites, so this year i signed up for computer science. Our teacher is teaching us how to wrote programs using C++ and i love it, but i was wondering, why are they …

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hi everyone, I've seen that in C we can call functions from DLL's, but i don't know how, can you please clear my ignorance or divers me to a website where i can learn it. Thanks

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Hi, I have a problem with my computer, it keep over heating and cutting out. I would normally get a bigger and better fan and heatsink, however since I have a laptop that does not seem like a posibility. The laptop is Toshiba which is about a year old with …

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Hello, I am experiencing a slight problem managing user accounts in Windows XP Home Edition. When running in an existing account, non-administrative, I run into an IE script error and am unable to view the User Accounts dialog found under Control Panel. I am unable to run as Administrator unless …

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[b]eFax Messenger Plus — What Really Happened?[/b] To be honest, I don't know what really happened to the software. I recently discovered that [url=www.efax.com]eFax[/url] no longer supports the eFax Messenger Plus software and that it has ceased to be made available to the consumer from both eFax and [url=www.j2global.com]j2 Global …

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Yes, This is possible, and I have a working prototype that is simple to use. Though, before I display it I wanted to publicly ask the board where I should really post this. The "Windows" nor the "Software" section seemed suited for this topic, so I turned to the last …

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Hello, I am trying to determine the best possible solution to accomplish a simple, yet complex task. ([i]Regarding: Socket Programming[/i]) I've been working on a new project for quite some time and have written a custom framework from the ground up. It's more or less a ([b]Client --> Server --> …

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Hello fellow programmers, This is a tutorial about using pointers in the C environment. Please, don’t hit the back button; pointers aren’t as hard as you think. In fact without pointers, most of us would be lost in our latter programming years. Even though pointers are for the experienced, as …

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Hello, I beleive I found a suspicious file on my machine used as an [i]explorer.exe[/i] shell. I've been trying to remove it all day, with no luck. Below is my HJT Log: ---------------------------------- Logfile of HijackThis v1.98.2 Scan saved at 11:16:48 AM, on 5/9/2005 Platform: Windows 2000 SP4 (WinNT 5.00.2195) …

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Hi Folks, I am new to Daniweb and new to C++. I will appreciate any help I can get.

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Hi Guys, it's me again! I have been posing memory-related problems for the past few days because I don't seem to understand what is the problem with my code. I kind of figured it's due to memory issues....so here's my question. Suppose I have a (first in first out) queue …

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