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 | I'm using Borland's TurboC++ 2006 Explorer. I'm working on a class project, and have a program consisting of 3 files: [COLOR="Red"]Header (.h) Definitions (.cpp) Driver (.cpp)[/COLOR] [COLOR="Red"]Definitions.cpp[/COLOR] contains the typical [COLOR="Red"]#include Header.h[/COLOR] The program compiles and links correctly if [COLOR="Red"]Driver.cpp[/COLOR] contains the statement [COLOR="Red"]#include Definitions.cpp[/COLOR] The instructor doesn't like using … |
| | Re: Bits in a byte Shades of ancient history! Great replies, Narue. I liked the comment about programmers who've only worked on PCs. Some of the old GE (subsequently Honeywell) 'mainframes' had a 36-bit word length which could be treated as either 4x9-bit or 6x6-bit 'bytes'! |