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welcome to daniweb, mark

sounds like a big project. show us what you've done so far.

[url]http://www.acm.uiuc.edu/webmonkeys/book/c_guide/index.html[/url] [url]http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/[/url] as you can see, atof() is part of the <stdlib.h>. in C++ this library is called <cstdlib> This is easily found with a minimum amount googling. its not that we dont want to help, but there's a sort of a minumum level of competence assumed that people can …

so, what's your point? trying to drum up business for your fledgling website? or just to get a few more hits on your google ads?

does it print "program done" and return 0?

welcome Irfan. do you know that you have a famous name for open source graphics development.

[QUOTE=formulajake88;1175247]Narue, you are amazing.[/QUOTE] you think that's good, stick around.... she comes up with real some stunners.

you'll probably get better responses if you post your C++ code in the C++ forum.

i thought this thread was about ACT-UP

then you need to set your compiler to be more strict with the warnings.

unix/linux represents a newline character ('\n') as 0x0A, called a LF (line feed) and windows represents a newline character ('\n') as 0x0D 0x0A called a CR LF (carriage return line feed). your professor's file is the unix case. if, when writing programs in unix, you want your newlines to look …

welcome. sounds like you're in for a lot of work. VB and C# all at the same time. personally, i'd drop the VB class and pick up something more useful, like Classic Hellenic Literature, but hey that's me :)

@urbangeek : 1) don't post full code solutions to poster's questions. 2) DEFINITELY dont post broken code to a poster's question 3) if you've got problems, take them to a new thread of your own creatioon. Don't confuse a poster by cluttering up their question with your problems. in short, …

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i never understood it either, as the more obscure commands in the C pre-processor are beyond the scope of my typical work. that said, a good overview of the C pre-processor and descriptions of all the commands in the processing language can be found at [url]http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/cpp/index.html#Top[/url] .. line control has …

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welcome! im sure you've found the Java forum already, it's quite an active place. good luck in your studies!

finally joined, huh? well, what took you so long? :) welcome!

welcome. i think you'll do well. i see you've already found the place where you add links to your signature.

great plan! welcome have fun and learn. stay long enough you just may move on to helping others, too

welcome! a certificate is better than no certificate, and can easily be what gets you the job rather than someone else. many jobs require it as a minimum, anyhow. good luck, holla in the forums for advice.

welcome! i vaguely remember the days of 300 baud. and programs on magnetic tape.

you're in the right place so ask away! in the proper forum, of course :)

welcome

dear sir, i find your theory interesting, and would like to subscribe to your newsletter.

don't mind me. i'm just trying to get to 2000.

you're trying to return an [ICODE]int **[/ICODE], and your assignments expect the same. but your function return type is [ICODE]int[/ICODE]

when i was a child, i used to watch the re-runs of a US sitcom called "Laverne and Shirley". it was about these two women who were roomates and coworkers at a beer-bottling plant, and their antics and adventures with their bluecollar friends in their urban Milwaukee neighborhood. Laverne was …

well.... rock on!

well, was that it, did you find a leak?

well, the main problem is, your math doesn't make any sense, at least not to any conventional system of grading percentages. but let's try and fix this as best we can... [CODE]percentage=(marks/1100)*100;[/CODE] besides begging the obvious question "why are you doing this?" .... even if this is really what you …

welcome. hope you find what you need. go holler in the forum(s) of your choice, im sure you'll find a lot to keep busy with if you want it.

hey, three posts, and one solved thread... keep that ratio up and you'll be a star!

most people around here haven't used <graphics.h> for about 15 years. it's way obsolete now. so, sorry, you probably won't get much help. you should ask your instructor why he doesnt teach you how to use a modern graphics libraray, like GTK or OpenGL.

[ICODE]FILE *[/ICODE] is a pointer. if you want to pass it by reference, make it a pointer to a pointer, [ICODE]FILE **[/ICODE]

I too am having a hard time understanding what you're asking. are you saying that you want the lines to be printed "n" number of characters wide, such that extra spaces are inserted between words in order that both the left- and right-hand sides are justified margins? Example: n=12 Sentence …

[QUOTE]please just one more time help me [/QUOTE] naw... you'll be back :)

good plan, going back to college. good plan being on a technical track. i think you'll do well. :)

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sounds like you'll do just fine here, welcome! :)

gotta start sometime! welcome :)

greetings, and welcome! homey don't blog, so i won't be much help, but im sure you'll find a lot going on in the Web Dev forums. .

you could have your master broadcast a UDP packet that the clients will be looking for and that can start what ever you want them to do. but yes, you will have to assume the clients have some amount of preconfiguration already done, and a process running that looks for …

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you'd have to get rid of the "type ahead input" from your terminal, which is controlled by the operating system. the answer on how to do that in standard C, is [I]you can't[/I]. there are some old DOS libraries out there that can, and there's a POSIX library for Unix, …

EDIT : oops, i didnt realize this this thread was 5 days old. nothing wrong with 70%.... heavy reads in a while loop,that would be expected. if other programs need (or are already using) cpu resources while this program is running, they will share the available resources. and yes, get …

if you're saying that Vista kind of sucks, i might agree, but it has nothing to do with C, or vice versa. I do C development in vista just fine. the question is, what IDE/Compiler are you using, to program C?

[QUOTE=gerard4143;1170771] Why these lines? [CODE] #include <iostream> using namespace std; [/CODE][/QUOTE] because he thinks this is the C++ forum.

8-bit ASCII characters include a lot of non-printable and extended characters that are difficult to transmit properly between certain applications. "Base64" is just a conversion method that changes a string of ASCII (printable and unprintable) codes into 64 different "clean" (printable) characters... (Note: since ASCII value range from 0-255, in …