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If you are using gnome, then it isn't Windows, and Visual Studio is not part of this equation. Please tell us EXACTLY what operating system (and version) you are using … -
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Keep up your efforts Mell. Someday you may become a competent coder! :-) We all learn from our mistakes, and it seems you are learning rapidly! Tongue-in-cheek humor here. Keep … -
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The conio.h header file provides functions for input/output to console (cmd.exe) windows. You say it isn't working. Please be more specific. -
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Basic C/C++ stuff. RTFM and try, as suggested by Ancient Dragon, a Google search. -
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@Mike2k Generally, you are spot-on with regard to the old nVidia drivers, but I have been VERY happy with them since 2008 (CentOS 5.x), including on my nVidia laptop (a … -
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