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I've never seen this before and am perplexed beyond belief... by the way I'm using Visual Studio I have a rather large program/game i'm working on right now, and it reads in via ifstream file i/o from binary files in several locations to initialize variables. For some reason for one …

just a simple question that has been driving me bonkers for a few hours, but I'm new to MFC and haven't encountered this until today I've implemented serialization in my current project and set the modify flag appropriately... when I select "New" or "Exit" in my menu the program correctly …

Im having trouble sending a bool type to a function which returns a char string to a string. I have provided the code below [CODE] /* Name: bool2.cpp Copyright: Author: Toshkin Date: 06/09/05 21:56 Description: passing string to boolean function returning boolean to */ #include <iostream> #include <cstring> using namespace …

I'm trying to put together this program that creates a for loop but my end result is not positioned the way I need it like this but flipped around so it looks like a christmas tree effect. * ** *** **** ***** Please help I'm still learning and I can't …

I am trying to write a program which will derive one class from another class by adding a data member to store the time zone. Below is what I have so far. However I am unsure on how to write the function to set the time zone. could someone please …

As null pointer points to nothing. So, How does the following code works #include <stdio.h> class cb { public: void HelloB() { printf("Calling cb\n"); }; }; int main(void) { cb* pb = 0; pb->HelloB(); // should it crash here ? return 0; }

:mrgreen: I've just started learning and doing examples out of the book but I wanted to see if I could actually make something besides just copying stuff out of a book. So I tried to make an addition calculator. This isnt the entire source code but just a few snippets …

hi , i had a problem with one of my programs im pretty sure everything is correct but when i run it it only asks me to input the last name but it would just print out the rest and not ask for any other input why is that? can …

I'm kinda new to c++ and can only do very simple applications. Could someone explain why this code works: [code] #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { bool inword = 0; unsigned int numwords = 0; char *str = "this is a test string for my project"; char letter; …

I'm new to the forum as I've been surfing around for some previously posted help, but I just can't find it. So if anyone can help it would be greatly appreciated. I'm new to C++ and programming in general and I'm compiling on Microsoft Visual Studio .Net 2003. For a …