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All the same, until you post the code, expect waffle, or nothing.

1. Populating the array in memory is going to be a lot quicker than reading it from a file. File I/O is orders of magnitude slower than memory. 2. If you want the same "random" data each time, then call srand() with a constant, and not the result of time. …

Short answer - no. Longer answer - depends on which OS/Compiler you have and what libraries you have installed (or willing to install)

> I need program code in C No, that's what you would like, not what you need. What you need is to make an effort to solve your own homework, then ask a specific question when you get stuck. Wanting someone to spoon-feed you an answer while you go off …

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> I'm currently using the new borland so this is a correct syntax > after all it's working on my computer, You have no idea how much grief you're going to get if you keep up with the "it works on this compiler" approach. If for no other reason, [U]when …

> All: $(DRI_SRC) $(DRI_INC) Check the spelling of your dependencies perhaps?

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> but I'll be working with more than just 3 numbers so this method would become very tedious to write up. Think "pack of cards" and "shuffle" The "pack" could be an array of 52, initialised with numbers 1 to 52 The "shuffle" swaps random pairs - the uniqueness of …

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> strcpy(String, "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvxyz"); > if((StringPtr = new char[26]) == NULL) The alphabet, plus a \0 is 27 chars in total. Both the array and your allocated memory are overstepping their limits.

> and with out deleting the file. What's this supposed to mean? Or more to the point, what's a "clean" text file with anything other than zero bytes in it supposed to look like?

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Perl Or INTERCAL ;)

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Well it's where I would start looking, if that's any use to you.

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> then tells the OS to return back to the called procedure. The OS isn't involved in such things.

> I just made a script that when i give a password, it destroys the whole site, delete every file. is that enough? This is dangerous! - How would you explain it, if the owner found out about it? Maybe they use some 3rd party to verify quality. - How …

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Most processors have a 'cmp' instruction to compare things. Look it up in your processor reference manual.

> gcc -c dtio.h dtio.c > g++ screen.h screen.cpp dtio.o testMain.cpp -o testM You DON'T compile header files! gcc -c dtio.c g++ -o testM dtio.o screen.cpp testMain.cpp

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> to be set or always set? Not at all. The compiler just outputs the code such that it's tagged with the right section name. It's the linker and linker configuration script which set the properties of each section of memory. As for checking say that a particular code section …

> So will sscanf do this? Because when I try sscanf I get a seg fault. Then you're using it (or something) wrong. You would need to post an example which crashes for us to tell you exactly how it's wrong. Also, if you want proper validation, then you should …

It would seem to do that, yes.

> Class A uses class B. (object class) > Class B uses class A. (object class) One of these will have to contain only a POINTER to the other one. [code=c++] class A { B b; }; class B { A a; }; [/code] You just end up with a.b.a.b.a.b.a.b.a.b.a.b.a.b …

You're assuming your buffer is \0 terminated, and it isn't.

It was in a corridor, and you provided a free rubbish collection service.

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> dic=new dicv [dicsize]; > for(unsigned long i=0;i<=dicsize;++i) First problem, this runs off the end of the array. Better check your other array subscripts as well.

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> I'm just interested in getting the correct materials really > ...find out exactly what I need to learn so I don't spend a lot of effort and time studying the wrong stuff Why do I get the feeling that you're focussing WAY too much on acquiring the exact minimum …