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    Probably an LED back-lit LCD display of at least 1920x1200 resolution (higher resolutions are now available such as 4K displays). I'm not sure that in your case any particular technology …
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    Learn arrays in C. Unless you are talking about std::array, they are the same. This stuff is covered in just about every C and C++ text book known to humankind.
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    1) The x and y members of Point2D are protected, and since Line2D doesn't inherit from Point2D, or has been friended by the Point2D class, this is expected. 2 and …
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    It looks like you have two subnets, 10.0.0.0 and 10.0.1.0. Is this correct?
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    Just posting all this code isn't too helpful. Please also post the errors you are getting.
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    Several things. One, what is the OS and compiler you are using? Two, please post the output you are getting. Three, what don't you understand about that output? That said, …
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    Why do you need to convert it? Simple VB6 code like this should work in VB.net. If you have already tried, what errors are you getting?
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    Assuming you are running some version of Windoze, then you can also install Cygwin and the GNU F77 compiler suite. Works quite well and it works with gdb, the GNU …
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    My advice is to not try and do a direct translation from Fortran to C++, but to first analyze what the code does, and then re-implement that in C++. There …
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    Do you mean as in a print screen capability? All versions of Win7 should be able to capture a screen up to the full resolution of the display. What precisely …
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    Not asking for much are you? You figure out what game you want to code, and then you write the code. Post code and such here when you have run …
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    No one uses Pascal any more (mostly) unless they are using Niklas Wirth's (the author of Pascal and Modula) text books. I think the latest editions have migrated to Java …
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    How you code this depends upon how the lights are integrated into the system. If directly connected to I/O ports of the computer, then you would use io-in and io-out …
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    Sounds like you are lacking the fundamentals of the language. Remember that C++ is an advanced version of the C language, and iterations are generally for() and while() loops with …
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    You need to learn about date computation. Read this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julian_day
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    Time to learn about bit fields. Not difficult, but we don't do your homework for you. Also, what do you mean by "changes on the fly"? What is changing the …
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    What JamesCherrill is saying - do the work and when you are still having problems, show the work (code) to us for review. We DO NOT do your homework for …
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    Persuant to my comment about recursive exceptions, that tool found that a lot of C++ compilers in the early 1990's had major exception handling issues! I had written a solid …
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    >Each iteration means the another copy of the function is running until the last one exits. That's not quite the case as I understand it. There is only one copy …
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    Get a copy of K&R (Kernighan and Ritchie) and read a lot of code. Then, find a mentor you can talk to when you are having problems.
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    Replied To a Post in My C++ code works on Windows but I'm getting a segmentation fault on Ubuntu

    @Baran_1: CodeBlocks is a development UI that uses GCC under the covers to compile stuff. What compiler version are you running?
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    That is called a compiler + linker. Most compilers will invoke the linker to create the executable file (.exe for Windows). For Windows, there is Visual Studio (there is a …
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    Also, check out Clonezilla. That is a standard Linux tool to clone drives and systems.
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    Microsoft is trying to migrate everyone from Win7 to Win10 and this may be part of the problem. Try to limit your updates to security updates only. This requires changing …
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    https://support.symantec.com/en_US/article.HOWTO42122.html
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    You are never calling the member a() and b() functions to initialize the variables, so they contain random data.
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    Write the solution in pseudo code first - the exact steps and processes you need to follow to get the correct answer, and then write the code to reflect that. …
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    Honestly, in 35 years of C and C++ software development professionally, I have never seen such an error. What compiler (and version) are you using?
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    Home and small business routers that incorporate a WiFi access point (most do these days) allow you to set the "channel" that the access point uses. For normal WiFi devices …
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    Asking people to analyze over 400 lines of code is disrespectful IMO. Eliminate the unnecessary cruft such as many of your getter/setter methods for this class that do no touch …
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    Standard data queries - SQL Advanced Oracle programming - PL/SQL Do note that PL/SQL is a derivative of the ADA programming language. It also gives you access to Oracle's built-in …
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    These are not trivial needs, but common in data analytics. You need to do your homework. There are tools such as SPSS, SAS and other statistical/analytic programs.
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    Date and time output formatting can easily be done with a format string in the query. Check the MySQL online documentation for your version for details: www.mysql.com
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    This could also be indicative of a hardware problem. See if the system vendor has a diagnostic program that can interrogate the hardware. Sometimes such can be found on the …
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    What rproffitt said. You can boot your win10 system with a Linux live disc (as long as it is uefi compatible - Ubuntu or Mint work well) and use that …
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    How about using an OS that ignores Windows permissions on the file copies? I wrote about it a few years back. Nothing new to learn it seems except to learn …
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    My first custom build was almost 10 years ago - an Intel workstation/server MB socketed for dual processors, 8GB RAM, 350GB system drive, nVidia graphics card, 4 1TB data drives. …
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    The principal user of a computer should (under most circumstances) be a member of the Administrator group for that PC (only) so they can do these things without a lot …
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    Drop hotmail. Go with gmail.
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    What rproffitt said. Some routers turn that on automatically. Others require configuration to enable that. There are other solutions, but nothing that you would likely be able to employ.
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    This isn't simple. Please tell us exactly what you want to accomplish. FWIW, backtracking is usually a recursive algorithm. Wikipedia may help.
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    Show your database schema (structure) and code, as well as specific issues/errors you are getting if you want some help.
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    Showing your code would also be helpful.
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    I suspect your sound will be fine. Dolby is primarily a noise reduction and sound enhancement technology, although that may have changed over the years.
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    Please describe precisely what each field represents so we can tell if you are missing something.
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    Replied To a Post in functions containing for, while, switch are not expanded inline.

    @rproffitt - unless you set the compiler switch to treat all warnings as errors... :-)

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