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If you don't mind using the old FILE structure, you can print by using: FILE *fp; fp = fopen(prn, w); fprintf(prn, "%s", charstr);

[QUOTE=bombe]Hi viewers, I was trying to delete a file from my hard drive and I don't really have a good place to start. I googled it and came up with a code derived from multiple sources. I was wondering if anyone could help me out with the code to delete …

x is not declared as a variable anywhere that I can see. this should give a complier error. Also, your while statement is terminated by a semicolon. This would work for do-while statement but not when the using a while by itself. If using a while in this way it …

Here is a link: [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/visualc/vctoolkit2003/[/url]

Remember also that now you are competing in a global market. If you go into computer science with an eye to writing programs as your only job, you will be competing with many other (offshore) programmers. These days it might be better to go into a field such as MIS …

If you use Visual C++, you can use the CRecordSet (and its variants) to do all the file handling for you. It works very well (in my experience) and will save automatically thru the database application.

[QUOTE=ohnbabygal]hi im writin a simple GUI project usin C++ (Dialog). i have an input file with a list of foods. my goal is to display the list of foods in a ComboBox and then Add some new food and Delete some. But i just cant put the list to a …

Try compiling it in Rlease mode. It should'nt look for the DLL then.

If you are allowed to use MSVC++, the application wizard will write the program for you.

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if (alt == 10.000); is incorrect (as far as logic). I usually use Visual C++ 6.0 but had Dev C++ handy, it gives the following error: [Linker error] undefined reference to `get_fuel(int&, int&, float)'

Use CreateProcess function for 32 bit applications

Go to [url]www.codeguru.com[/url] and search for this topic. they have an example there.

You can go into mesage handlers and add a function for WM_INITIALUPDATE. If you click on this, it will probably show that the OnInitialUpdate fxn is there but not shown in ClassWizard yet. If you prefer you can add a menu item that calls DoModal for your dialog.