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Re: [QUOTE=trstewar]Hello, My laptop power all of the sudden turned off. I was able to reboot the computer, but now it keeps shutting itself off about every five minutes. Does anyone have any tips on what I should be looking for or what component might be going bad and needs replacement. … | |
Re: Weirdly catatonic flying birds were found blinking dim lights after thinking for a long period, living slowly. | |
Re: [QUOTE=cblue]Does anyone know how to create circular linked list whose links are numbered from 1 to n specified by the user?[/QUOTE] Yes.... yes, I do. I love answering questions sometimes! Create a circular linked list class and add an index member variable that will always be +1 to the input. | |
Re: [QUOTE=tat2dlady]Does anyone know basic pseudocode for a balanced k-way sort-merge? Thanks for any info you may have.[/QUOTE] I'm not sure what you mean by k-way, but if you define it a little better, we may be able to help :) | |
Re: [QUOTE=Ton]hey guys! i finally got my very own broadband at home, and was trying to download using azureus (bit torrent). the problem is: when i'm using azureus (ie when azureus is active), i can't surf the internet. any takes on this? thanks![/QUOTE] Is that any time it is active(i.e. when … | |
So.. my old motherboard died on me after a couple of years of good service and I had to buy a new one. Old board was a MSI K7N2-Delta2-LSR([url=http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=proddesc&prod_no=596&maincat_no=1&cat2_no=&cat3_no=]link[/url]) with a nvidia nforce 2 RAID MCP raid controller on it. I had two sata drives running in a bootable raid … | |
Re: I recently had an issue like this with one of my clients at work. Unfortunately, our solution was to replace the router. We were using the linksys wrt54g ver. 5 with the latest firmware and a westell 6100 modem through bellsouth though. But it sounds like it may be the … | |
Re: Ok, I'm guessing the "Gateway is offline" error you are getting is from MSN messenger... Is that what you are having problems with? Or just the internet connection in general? MSN - I don't use it, not really sure what the error means, but I can try to help if … | |
Re: I'm not really sure what requirements you have for this project? Do you just need to build a simple network and secure it? How about deploying a vpn solution would that work? | |
Re: You may find this thread here helpful... I knew I remembered reading something about this: [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread23403.html"]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread23403.html[/URL] | |
Re: Is it working when he is physically connected to the modem directly? If so, what kind of router does he have? Have you tried deleting cookies and temporary internet files? Or flushing the dns? | |
Re: [QUOTE=wajeeh_r] There is no internet connection at (office 2) only I have the above mentioned IP addresses range. [/QUOTE] How are the two offices connected? How are people in Saudi Arabia able to see the second set of IPs if they are not connected to the internet or another network … | |
Re: [QUOTE=ardentsunshine]My network seemings to go down every so often. I have a wrt54g. Comcast says they see no problems and the modem is connected but I have trouble accessing the internet or consoling the router unless I'm direclty connected. Could the router be bad?[/QUOTE] Now... when you say directly connected, … | |
Re: While I'm not to sure how internet connection sharing works, have you verified you have connectivity between the wireless pc and the desktop pc? | |
Re: So, what have you done so far? Do you not understand the assignment? Hint: use a for loop, the modulus operator with the number two to find if it is even or odd | |
Re: [code] double * func() { vector<double> vec; return vec; } [/code] I don't think there is a typecast for double to vector<double>. What you should do is use a pointer to a vector<double> variable: [code] vector<double> * func() { vector<double> vec; return vec; } [/code] That should work, but no … | |
Re: [QUOTE=rharvison]Can someone help with this? [/QUOTE] Sure! But I need you to help me help you. What problems are you having doing this? Have you tried to design something that would work for this? | |
Re: shouldn't this be posted in the help forum? not in the Tutorials thread? | |
Re: Looks like you're missing the string library... [code] #include <string> using std::string; [/code] | |
Re: [php] ifstream inStream; ofstream outStream; [/php] [php] fout << "Grade" << grades <<endl; fout << endl; [/php] Here is your problem with fout, you didn't declare an object of the fstream named fout. Now, what other error messages are you getting? | |
Re: so.... what are you having problems with? Are you getting any errors? Is it not giving the right values for something? Let us know [b]what[/b] the problem is and we can try to help you | |
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Re: [php] void vector::insertAt( int value) { if( first >=0) { maxsize++; theArray[maxsize] = value; } } int vector::pop() { if(maxsize >=0) { int temp = theArray[maxsize]; maxsize--; return maxsize; } else { cout << "Stack empty" << endl; return 0; } } [/php] In the InsertAt() function, you are incrementing … | |
Re: What don't you understand about arrays? How to declare/define them? How to use them? I'm not sure about other people, but I'm too lazy to follow your link to even bother looking at the exercise, you may want to clarify what you need help with so we can help you. | |
Re: ok... you said you have statically assign your ip on the network... can you communicate with the router when you do this? Also, when set to dhcp and connected to your router, are you pulling an auto-config ip? How about when connected to modem(if it is a modem/router combo)? | |
Re: Microsoft Visual C++... great IDE, very easy to use, but costly... you could always go for Dev-C++, it should work fine for you | |
Re: [code] using namespace std; float* expect_t(float expt[], *p, int n, [COLOR=Blue]Activity & myActivityStruct[/COLOR]) { for( int i = 1; i <= n; ++i ) { expt[i] = ( p[i].pt + ( 4.0f * p[i].prt ) + p[i].ot ) / 6.0f; } [COLOR=Blue]myActivityStruct.someAttribute = someValue; [/COLOR] //deleted your attributes and forgot … | |
Re: What game is this? Could probably look up the documentation for it and figure something out.. | |
Re: [code] void schedule::printLine (const int cnt, int b, string courses[], int hours[], char grades[], float gpa, int totalHours) [/code] [code] //this function will print the output lines in the table void printLine (); [/code] The definition is different than the prototype... try this in the class declaration: [code] void printLine(const … | |
Re: Well, if you had read the thread at the top stating "Please use BB code tags", this would be much easier to work with.... but I'm sure Narue will come through and add them, but don't get used to it ;) So... what is the program doing that it shouldn't? … | |
Re: Well, my first suggestion would be to read things about posting... before posting... Please us BB code tags. Secondly, I'm not seeing the ending bracket to your main() function.. Now... other than that, what problems are you having? Any errors? | |
Re: I am seeing a problem in the following two lines: [code] void Times(int A[][3], int B[][3],int C[][3]);//prototype int first, int last); cout<<"The product is:"<< [COLOR=Red]Times(K,3,3)[/COLOR] <<endl; [/code] the protoype calls for the matricies and you are passing it a matrix and two constants... but what other problems are you having … | |
Re: [QUOTE=jhdobbins]yeah, that helped that problem... but I am still confused about how to further distingush what i type in as the "course, grade, hour" as three different arrays. [/QUOTE] Well, they way you are inputting them into the arrays suggests you will need 3 different while loops within the for … | |
Re: [QUOTE=Fasola] 1. Why do you need [b]Self-Referential Classes?[/b] Please provide a "real" life example of when it would be used. [/Quote] Well... self-referential class - a class that refers to itself. This is shown in the Node * nextPtr data member. the main reason you would use this is to … | |
Re: so... are you having problems writing the code? design problems?? give us something to help you with. | |
Re: [QUOTE=niteowl44]No compile errors, but the calculations are way wrong [/QUOTE] How should the calculations work? what's the formula for calculating it? [QUOTE=niteowl44] and the list doesn't stop scrolling. [/Quote] There is no break within the for loop, you do have a while loop after it, but it doesn't seem(with your … | |
Re: Did you define the member functions? That looks like the problem to me... something like: [code] Box::Box() { //my constructor code here } [/code] | |
Re: I found one syntactical problem in your PrintAttendance function, and a few logical problems in the program. You have one too many curly brackets on the function :) Logical problems.. you may wish to include the guest input in some kind of loop, it only asks for one, then displays … | |
Re: Can't say I've heard of that before, but are you able to tell if you are getting a connection to your access point? | |
Re: [QUOTE=ecua_frap] but as i asked initially, in general, what does the error "[I] syntax error before `<'[/I] " mean? [/Quote] well, in general, it means something used before the '<' symbol was sytactically incorrect(used incorrectly). | |
Re: [QUOTE=todd-uk]The Rouuter is a standard DSL Router (Asymmetric DSL Solution)? The firmwre version is: ETHADSL_USB_032202_RELS Showtime Firmware Version: 2.28b Excuse my ignorance - but what is flashing? in the techie sense! Tom[/QUOTE] Well, google found one site with a listing of a router name 'Asymmetric DSL Solution'. [url]http://www.wit.co.th/prod.htm[/url] Do you … | |
Re: I think that your problem is you are trying to pass a string object to the atoi function. the way that your book uses it is atoi(char *) using a C-style string, not a string object. I'm not sure if it does have an overloaded version using the string object. … |
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