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I am a recent immigrant from c++ to Java. I have this problem: I have an array of objects (not yet initialized using the new operator), that I need to pass to a member function of another class for storage. In c++ I would have made a pointer to the …

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DaniWeb plans to interview Bjarne Stroustrup, the designer and original implementer of C++ and the author of many books on C++. This is truly a treat and rare opportunity for us as a community to talk to the father of C++. As the new editor-in-chief of DaniWeb's News and Reviews …

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Hello, I am trying to calculate the value of pi (just for fun, I know it's already done for millions of decimal places), the program I made works fine, but the problem is that, it is constrained by the accuracy of [I]double[/I] values. Is there anyway to create 'extendable' floating …

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i realize the topic isnt much descriptive but i thought that my code was a bit strange so i hope dw can give me a bit of info this is the most random thing ive ever made. on windows it produces quite a bit of ruckus in the console but …

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1. an int and a class with only an int member, are they of the same size? 2. what is the size of a class containing 4 ints and a virtual function?

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Hi friends i need info and good answer for this question. please help me Q. Reduced Instruction set computers (RISC) provide a large number of general-purpose registers and very few memory access instructions. most instructions use registers instead of memory. what are the advantages of such an architecture. ?? Please …

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So here is the code: [CODE] #include <cstdlib> #include <iostream> #include <iomanip> #include <stdlib.h> using namespace std; void printintromessage (); void getUserInput (char& Y); //void printplayerinfo (const int& numofgamesinseries, const int& numofplayersonteam, int& i); int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { const int numofgamesinseries = 3; const int numofplayersonteam = 4; …

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Hello, I have made a program in C++ for which I am making the GUI in C#. I want to run the C++ program as a process from C#. The program loads and runs fine, but due to some reason it is not able to access the files. When I …

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Okay, as the name implies, I would like to change an integer (ascii code number), such as 65, to a string, '65', then back to integer, 65. Now, the reason for doing so, is because I'm working with ascii code, and want to return a string of a fixed length. …

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I have been told that C++ and C# are very simular, as i am learning C++ and ust downloading XNA which use's C# I just wanted to know if C++ and C# are similar (exept the fact they both begin with the letter C )

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I'm looking for a few suggestions on different ways to input a polynomial into an array (coef[]) using a degree (double degree). I have one way that works, but my most recent project needs a new way to do the same thing (not sure why but it can't hurt to …

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Hello, I am trying to make a compiler. Don't ask me why because I am making it for fun and experience. I have made a lexical analyser in c++ (I didn't use flex). I now want to make the parser for which I want to use Bison. But I am …

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OK, I'm trying to write a program that uses a circular linked list. I have been playing around with a linked list program all day, and kinda understand it. Here it is, and yes it does compile. [CODE] #include <iostream> using namespace std; struct node { char name[20]; // Name …

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Can someone help me please, I am getting this error: [B]stringdefinition.cpp(7) : error C2448: 'stringClass::wordCount' : function-style initializer appears to be a function definition[/B] When trying to compile this code: [B][U]StringHeader.h[/U][/B] [CODE] #ifndef H_StringHeader #define H_StringHeader #include <iostream> #include <string> #include <cstring> #include <algorithm> using namespace std; const int strLength …

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I need help in understanding how input file in C++ works. Here is what i need to do. I need to be able to open a input file called input.txt. That file will contain 15 numbers in a list format. 6 .34 74 34 12 31 23 . . . …

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I am new to C++. This is a homework problem. So if anyone gives up their time to help me it is greatly appreciated. I have perfect number program, I can get it to run if all my code is in the main. The assignment requests that I use a …

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