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 | The declaration of main() is not illegal, but it may not be complete. For pre-ANSI C, the usual declaration is main(argc,argv) int argc; char **argv; { /* Main */ or some variant. What DBX is telling you in the backtrace is that the error occured in main(), not at the … |
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| | Re: String problems If you change char *eisodos1[50]; to char eisodos1[50]; then all three of the errors will disappear. You want eisodos to be an array of characters, not an array of pointers to characters. |
| | Every ISO standard C/C++ program must have a main(). Windows, other graphic environments, and many embedded systems have a non-standard environment and may not need a main(). So, the answer is: in ISO Standard C/C++, you cannot print anything without having a main() function. If you are talking about a …  |
 | Python is easy to learn and development using it is generally much quicker than with C/C++ or Java. |
| | Check to make sure that your memory is installed correctly. Remove and re-seat DIMMs. You might also want to run a memory test like memtest86. (On-board graphics chips use main memory. Stripes may mean invalid data from memory.) |
| | Every string is supposed to end with a null byte ('\0'). in concat, are you terminating phrase1 with a null byte when you copy phrase2 to the end of phrase1? In copy, are you stopping at the end of phrase1 or phrase2? As was mentioned, the easiest way to see … |
| | To echo vmanes, I recommend wxWidgets. It is simpler and easier to use than the WinAPI, and it is portable to other platforms. QT is nice, but there are license fees for use on Window. Also, take a look at GTK+, which is free and supported on Windows, Linux, and … |
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