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[B]Okay i thought i have solved the problem i had obviusly with ur help guys but i guess i was doing it wrong, here is what i am suppopse to do:[/B] BACKGROUND This is the same as the DNS pointer problem except ypou must structure your code into a class …
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I am trying to call the method ip_uri from class into the main but it does let me what am i doing wrong? [code=cplusplus] #include <iostream> #include <string> using namespace std; class ip_uri_store { public: string count; // C++ string s are classes so this is aggregation. int id ; …
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BACKGROUND Your company is writing software for a new networking device and you have the task of managing the DNS storage and retrieval. DNS must translate between an Internet IP address such as 74.125.19.99 and the URI (in this case [url]www.google.com)[/url]. The networking device is not available so the code …
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how can i convert an array of char to char? this what i want to do char *argv[]; char i compare and index or argv to i. 
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What i am trying to to is the following when user inputs ./test U [url]www.google.com[/url] I <ip here> same for ./test U <URL here> I <IP here> using command line input argv and argc here is what i have done so far, [code=cplusplus] #include <iostream> #include <cstdlib> #include <string> using … 
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The command line parameters will consist of a DNS command and then a number of IP-URI string pairs, the dns command is always a single letter followed by a search string. A string pairs is always ip address then uri which must be placed in the dns store. these are …
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The command line parameters will consist of a DNS command and then a number of IP-URI string pairs. The DNS command is always a single letter followed by a search string. A string pairs is always IP address then URI which must be placed in the DNS store. The example …
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I am trying to check the input for 8 bit an unsigned integer is this the right why to go about it? struct int8bit { unsigned int number : 8; } .
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Okay I need to be able to limit the input parameter to one!!! Example Enter a number 1 fine!! Enter a number 1 2 No good!! Help please!!!
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