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A real useful piece of code, hence I put it under Z. It does nothing but open and close the door of the CD-ROM player, and pushes the tray in and out. Should your coffee be too hot, you can put it on the moving tray and cool it off! …

This program was developed and tested in the XP environment, so the requisite platform is Windows. It demonstrates some basic sound file manipulation techniques using the Multimedia Control Interface (MCI).

A program that handles either piped input (command/prog | your_prog) or file redirected (your_prog < file_name) input. Determine whether such input exists before issuing a stdin read so that the program does not go into a "waiting for input" state. Written in/for the XP environment.

So I finally get to the end of this evil program, and then it won't compile because it says "type double not expected". Here is my error message in its entirety: program 3 item.cpp(111) : error C2062: type 'double' unexpected program 3 item.cpp(121) : error C2062: type 'double' unexpected program …

Hello, I am currently trying to write a program that will read from either stdin from a file (using <) or from piped input. I have the portion using the < working because i am able to read the st_size of the file and create a read() call accordingly: read(0,&inptr,stdinfo.st_size); …

Hey guys, I have just written C program that calculates the force of a body using F = ma but there is some sort of problem occuring , could you please help me fix the error.

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Displays which partitions are on which physical hard drives and shows partition starting offset and length. Developed and tested under XP using a Borland C++ compiler. Code is not provided for the private includes, but changes to make to code work are trival. References to werrtxt() and format() can be …

Code written and tested using the Borland C++ compiler. Code uses access() to determine if an input string exists either as a directory name or as a file name. If access() fails, the string is neither a file or directory and the function terminates. If it does exist, the name …

Here's some rudimentary code that does directory traversal recursively. Useful for inspecting the contents of a directory subtree. Sorting the directory information or inspecting file details within directories is beyond the scope of this routine.

Here are 2 pieces of code. The first makes a hidden partition accessible by creating a path to it and assigning a drive letter. The second removes the path definition, effectively rehiding the partition. It is advised that caution be taken in the use of this code. The core to …

This a routine that executes a _popen() pipe on your behalf and retrieves the spawned program's/comand's console output for you. Useful if your program needs data from another program and can't communicate directly with it.

Program is of the calculator which the usual thing for the operation. It has been totally implemented in the C language with the graphics and mouse functions included in it. Its not scientific but just a usual one..

A program that demonstrates opening Windows registry keys, reading data fields and closing the keys.

Two very short routines. CLIPPUT transfers data to the clipboard and CLIPGET retrieves data from the clipboard. Developed and tested in Windows XP using a Borland C++ compiler.

Programming Environment: Windows XP Compilers: Borland C++ Builder 6 (Personal)/Borland C++ 5.5 (freebie) This is a routine that queries the logical drives in the system, along with their device types, local/network status and whether or not the devices are removable. Once the data are gathered, the caller's selection parameters are …

Hello friends............ How to check whether the given file path is valid or not in C,independent of OS......... Please reply immediately......... Thank you.........