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It depends upon what you want to do, how complex the desired system is, etc. The language is irrelevant, in my opinion. There are great C++ libraries for graphics such as Qt and Wx, and python as well as java have good libraries for graphics as well. Do you need …

Without your code, there isn't much to say. Post it here.

1. What database are you using? 2. Are you building the database schema directly, or in PHP? 3. What API are you using to implement this in PHP? 4. Show your code.

There are simple tools to do this without having to resort to VB. Look at notepad++. It can easily convert Unix/Linux text files to Windows ones (converting the LF in the *nix files to CRLF for Windows), and vice-versa.

Did your computer come with a recovery partition? If so, you may be able to boot that and reinstall or repair the main system. If not, then you may be able to get a recovery disc from the system vendor. Barring those approaches, you will probably need to get a …

Describe your approach, show your code (even pseudo code), and where you are running into roadblocks. This will indicate an honest effort on your part to do the work. We won't do your work for you, but we will critique your work and try to point you in appropriate directions.

I agree 100% with HappyGeek. Just think as the cloud as being an external data center. You still have to put in place the security methods you do for internal ones with external access. At Nokia we had thousands of servers in the Amazon cloud, and virtually no security issues, …

Assuming you have verified that the power supply is working (you have, haven't you?) then the mother boards is probably dead and you need to get it replaced. As mentioned, the most likely cause is a power supply failure. Have you checked to see if the fuse or circuit breaker …

The answer is that it depends. If it was writting using the WebApps api it may work. Installing is the question. Also, you can search the Google Play Store to see if they have something like Arc to use.

Another means is to create a Libre Office, or Open Office writer document and import the images, resizing them and positioning them to suit. Then, select the File->Export PDF option. Bingo!

Your basic problem is that A is a base class of both B and C, and the instance of A in an instance of B, is NOT the same instance in C! If you make the variable a static member rather than an instance variable, then both B and C …

You are not providing enough information other than you only see one monitor. What does the "Screen Resolution" option (right click on screen) show you? Can it see/detect both monitors? Have you tried a set of DVI cables (assuming the monitors support DVI)?

As explained in the stackoverflow thread, this would be a MAJOR security breach! If the user has logged into your server previously, the login information could be saved in the browser's password database, or as a cookie. If a cookie was saved, you could access it from there. In any …

A lot of the ignoring of these issues is due to management not wanting to deal with the costs involved. They seem to take the stance that "we aren't being hacked, so why pay the price?". The old addage of "penny wise, but pound foolish" comes to mind...

Sorry, but we don't do your homework for you. Post your work (code) and we will critique it. To get you started though, read the paragraph and parse each word, placing them in a map (sorted list) with counts which you can then easily search from the user input. IE, …

Also, symbols that start with an underscore, such as _children, are reserved. Use something like m_children, indication a member variable, or s_children for a static variable.

No. You work it out and we critique it. We don't do your homework for you... :-(

Where have you looked? The Android developers web site has some good tutorials and user community. Remember, Android apps are either Java-based (using the Dalvik compiler), or webapp based. Do you understand Java code? There are 10 gazillion tutorials for building java apps out there. Google is your friend here... …

Ok. You stated the problem. Show the code you are trying to use.

If you want real help, rather than some opinions on how to approach the problem, then post your code here!

Without experience, certifications don't mean a lot. Higher education sxample: we all know what BS means. MS is just More of the Same. And PhD? More of the Same, just Piled higher and Deeper! In any case, good luck in your career endeavors!

You have to parse the message, and find the <ns:return>...</ns:return> value (where the ... is). IE, this is the return value for the call. If this SOAP call returns more data that just a boolean true/false value, you need to do more work.

You are asking us to analyze 300+ lines of code, yet give no indication of what your problem is. Got $200 USD per hour for me to do that? My clients pay me that for similar services... :-(

Post some subjects and what you intend to accomplish. I'd be interested. -Rubberman

How do you think it should change? Arrays are kind of like vectors, but they don't resize automatically, so you need to pre-allocate a size, and when the size needs to be increased, you need to re-allocate the array. In any case, C-style arrays don't have methods like "push_back", "pop", …

You should be able to build it by extracting the directory with the command: tar -zxvf "TrueCrypt 7.1a Source.tar.gz" After that, cd into the source directory: cd truecrypt-7.1a-source Then run the "make" command. Do note I just tried it on my RHEL 6.6 clone system and it had some errors …

When you make changes to C/C++ code, you have to recompile the sources. Did you do that? Also, for basic C/C++ code I do not recommend the use of an IDE, but rather a good code editor and Makefile. If the code is in one file then you don't even …

@Schol-R-LEA - nice explanation! To expand, if one doesn't initialize pointers to NULL (or 0 - preferable for current systems), then you have introduced serious security flaws in your system.

I agree with Suzie999. First index is the number of "rows", and the second is the number of "colums" in the row, although either way will work if programmed correctly, though this way is simpler in that you can do this: for (int i = 0; i < rows; i++) …

@Leo G - this goes back further into the days when MS-DOS was first derived from Seattle Computer Product's QDOS opearting system that MS purchased to sell to IBM for the first IBM PC. In those days, storate was on a small (underl 1MB) floppy disc. So, your comment about …

And until you post some effort at a solution, don't expect help here for a homework problem!

This code does nothing. Don't expect help until you post code that at least approximates a solution to the problem at hand!

Sorry, but per the terms of service for DaniWeb, we don't do your homework for you. You do the work, post your code and analysis here, and we may help you. Just asking us to solve the problem is not acceptible.

This is why I don't run Windows except on my company laptop, and that is seriously hardened against stuff like this. I am posting this from Firefox running on a clone of Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

The only link I could find was this: http://concorde-sst.com.foxmos.com/ That appears to be a cloud data storage service. If you don't have your son's ID and password, it is unlikely that you can access his data. At the least, you can contact them and see if, provided you offer proof …

Open Office (and Libre Office) should not install any other apps with it. Where did you get the install files from?

On Linux systems, double quoting a directory or file name will deal with the spaces. IE, your adding "\ " values to the string are problem causing this error. So, the string probably should be this: "~/.PlayOnLinux/wineprefix/LeagueOfLegends/drive_c/Riot Games/League of Legends/"

This is a good exercise in bit-twiddling. Just remember, a left shift is a multiply by 2, a right shift divide by 2. Your logic is faulty and you need to rethink how to deal with the bits. Here is an example: 2 (dec) == 0x10 hex. 3 (dec) == …

Sounds like it's time to either replace or repair it.

Function? The only function you have is main()...

To extend Jorge_7's answer - you're not opening the connection to the database. As noted, the mysql api's are deprecated (out of date) so either use pdo or mysqli. Myself I prefer mysqli for MySQL database connections, though I think that PDO is more general and supports other databases as …

What's your problem? Explain it here and maybe we can help. Post your code if available.

Your section bracing is bad. Look at it, especially in the child section. Example: while(TestAndSet(&lock)) printf("spinning"); There is no brace starting the block after the while() statement. This is not an uncommon beginner problem. BRACE ALL BLOCKS OF CODE! This shows exactly what is related, and what is not.

Please post the code directly, and describe the problems you are having.

So, what is your problem? A C++ compiler on x86 or Mips systems should generate equally valid executables unless you are doing bit-manipulation and need to address little vs big-endian issues.

When you lose power on a PC while running, it is likely that the power surge/failure caused a catastrophic failure of the system and/or other hard drives.

TCP/IP consists of four layers: link, IP, transport, and application layers. The OSI model consists of 5 layers. So, where is this question coming from? Observation, or just what...?

So, use sudo to change to root: sudo su - Then, install the package. No passwords will be sent to any malware as a result. Checksums are good, and I think that Qt will provide those if you need.

You need a disassembler. That will turn the binary code into assembler code. Good luck!