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 | [QUOTE=Dark_Omen;26289]Hello, I am new to make programs. So far I can just do logical stuff like math in a dos window. I now want to move on to making actual windows programs. Does anyone know how to make a GUI in C++ for a windows application? Any reading online or …  |
| | This is the funniest Joke. And i though about functions HAHAHAHA! |
| | call the OnOK() function within the dialog. OnOK() is a member of CWnd and that is what the OK button calls. If you have removed the ON button, no worry. Just call the OnOK() yourself within where you want to terminate the Dialog. |
| | Hi all. I am new to C#. I am getting a zero when a multiplication. Actually i am not able to pass a values to the class from the client, through the objeuct despite having a constructor. Below is the code.(I have excluded the Cube class since it is just …  |
| | provided that there is a const keyword after the entire function declaration, then, it cannot change any value in memory. It will just use a copy of the value. Now, int foo(int & a); is used if you want to modify the value of an extenal data element. It is …  |
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| | [QUOTE=Somerville;539655]kk and are these programmes free?[/QUOTE] Why don't you just use Microsoft's Visual C++ compiler (most likely the Visual Studio 6.0 product). It will be easy for you because you won't have to struggle with the Development Inteface as the tutorial handles the graphical part of it and explains how … |
| | Yes! Very easy. Learn the C++ syntax and understand it clearly and since it seems you are able to write flowcharts, algorithms and pseudocodes easy, you are bound to be the very good at write bug free C++ code. Do not take shortcuts. I speak from experience. |
| | I'd love to help but i can't understand a word you are saying, not that i don't understand english, no, but i can't understand what is "codebase", "static analysis tool",... |
| | Hi guyz. I am making a client-server application uysing CAnsySocket. A little history may help you assist. I made the application and was working just okay but the problem was that two client app. could not connect to the server. It always crashed. A viable solution to that was making … |
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| | Hi guys. Can anyone please direct me to a site where i can read about multi threading for a begginner? All the sites i seems to be finding seem sketchy. |
 | Well C++ has classes while C has not. My advice, C++ is the way to go since C is fully contained in C++. This means many(mostly everything) of the stuff you can do in C can be done in C++, except build an O/S.  |
| | [QUOTE=bhuvanwip;521516]Hi, I am stucked with this error d:\Odin_1\ODIN_1\OdinRPCvalidation.h(126) : error C2143: syntax error : missing ';' before '*' d:\Odin_1\ODIN_1\OdinRPCvalidation.h(126) : error C2501: 'CRPCValidation::IRPCCtl' : missing storage-class or type specifiers d:\Odin_1\ODIN_1\OdinRPCvalidation.h(126) : error C2501: 'CRPCValidation::m_pRpcControlImpl' : missing storage-class or type specifiers d:\Odin_1\ODIN_1\OdinRPCvalidation.h(127) : error C2146: syntax error : missing ';' before … |
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 | Windows Vista works with purely [B].Net[/B] platform. Thats the reason why most older programs won't work when using Vista. An example is visual studio 6.0. It is rejected because it has serious compatibility issues(They say something to that effect!). The trick is making sure your compiler is a .Net compliant. … |
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| | Re: data base [QUOTE=xeroz;512939]I ahev to make a project of daewoo a bus servise reservation system in c++ please help me so that i would make it in a better way thanks xeroz[/QUOTE] It would be less difficult if only you could specify the problem ;) |
| | Ok. Tell me this, are you programming using MFC? ATL? COM?Win32? or just plain C++ using command console  |
| | Hi guys. Is there a Forum or Section that deals with windows programming in C++?  |
| | Hi. I am using CFormView class in MFC where i have a Dialog Box as a child of the view. Is it possible to draw on th dialog. I realized that there is no virtual function i can override like in a CView. Please Help Out. |
| | I read somewhere, the real programmers are the C language programmers. I belive that given the structure of C but you also are a real programmer if you are actually using win API. Why not try MFC? Its alot easier. |
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