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 | >pointing someone to the linux site and saying you'll find the answer there is tantamount to "get lost". Obviously. If everyone found what they were looking for by googling, DaniWeb wouldn't exist. But I don't quite see your point here, because this thread is just supposed to be a general …  |
 | Take a look at line 30; vector::push_back doesn't actually return anything. Hence, your iterator assignment doesn't work. |
| | It does not have GUI problems. Visual C++ does support Windows forms/buttons/controls. Though you'll have to use a special language specification called [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%2B%2B/CLI"]CLI[/URL] if you want to use .NET in your C++ code. |
| | I haven't been able to find much documentation on building the Darwin operating system from scratch, although it's relatively easy to find [URL="http://cs.nyu.edu/~pcg234/xeniac/compile_darwin_x86.html"]guides[/URL] on [URL="http://dinomite.net/2006/darwin-kernel-compile/"]compiling[/URL] Darwin's kernel. Being familiar with Unix would definitely help, and you'll definitely need Unix (either an existing OS X/Darwin system, or some other *nix) in … |
 | Re: Favorite Movie?? Sci-Fi by far. Nothing more entertaining than watching the geek in [I]Jurassic Park[/I] saying "Oh, the systems might flick on and off while I'm compiling code." Haha, and that was on the ancient Mac OS system.... |
 | Re: Xbox 360 or PS3 Here's my take on the whole situation with the PS3 and the Xbox 360: The Xbox 360's timing is perfect. With the exception of the "basic" package, which is most likely going to be bought for little Tom whose parents don't understand why they should get the full package, I … |
| | Have you tried this? [url]http://www.google.com/search?q=cryptology+methods[/url] |
| | I've had relatively good success running Windows .exes with [URL="http://darwine.sourceforge.net/"]Darwine[/URL]. You'll need to have X11 installed in order to run it, though. |
| | Seeing that you've described your problem completely, and the other thread was nearly 3 years old, I've moved your question into a separate thread. |
| | If I connect 2 3.0 Ghz PCs together, will I get a 6.0 Ghz machine? No and no. Some dial-up ISPs allow you to use several phone lines to increase the speed, but they have to support splitting requests, and unless your ISP is some really special one, you're not …  |
| | Re: Address Book You've got 1 too many braces in your last function: [code=c] } // remove this one here return 0; } [/code] |
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| | Post your code for the assignments. No point in telling us what problems you're having with them if we can't see what's wrong with the code. Don't forget to use [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/announcement8-3.html"][noparse][code] and [/code][/noparse][/URL] tags. |
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| | Hi, I don't really use Word very often, and in any case, I don't have it right now, so I guess I'm not going to be much help. There's probably some really simple way of doing it. But... if you delete the preferences file, you can reset Word back to … |
| | [QUOTE=TheOgre;273294]Dan's Guardian [URL]http://www.dansguardian.com[/URL][/QUOTE] The link is broken. Try [url]http://dansguardian.org/[/url] instead ;). |
 | Yes, it works excellent in Parallels, VMWare, and just about any other Windows emulator you can think of. |
 | Regarding Mac OS X - forget it, you'll have to buy yourself a Mac if you want to run Mac OS X. So that means that if you intend to install the Big 3 (*nix, Windows, and OS X), you'll have to get some sort of Mac. As for installing …  |
 | Re: C++ game? [quote=lotsofsloths;295702]That dice game look awsome and i compiled and played it on my computer, using dev-c++. though i had a question: How does the computer randomize the dice roll:?:[/quote] What's [URL="http://www.google.ca/search?q=C%2B%2B+random"]Google[/URL]? And also look in your [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread66160.html"]previous thread[/URL]; it's answered there too. Bumping old threads is generally discouraged, if you … |
| | Your [I]compiler[/I] is the actual program that converts the source code into computer binary. The only C++ compiler available for Linux that I know of is g++, which is based off of gcc and is usually packaged together. It can be downloaded by using apt-get. I'm wondering if you mean … |
| | > ok, now here i dont know how to copy first element+1 to last element - 1 First of all, allocate an array of equal length. [code]char *reversedString; reversedString = (char*)malloc(sizeof(char)*strlen(string)+1);[/code] Now all you need to do is loop through each char. Use the array operators [] to reference each … |
| | Perhaps try [URL="http://www.eorderingsoftware.com/"]eOrdering[/URL] by LAJ Design? It's available for both PC and Mac (universal binary), and costs $75 for Gold (or $450 for Professional). It also offers a fully-functional trial for a period of 20 days. |
| | Re: C++ on Vista As far as I know, Dev-C++ works on Windows Vista. You can also download and use Visual Studio 2008 Express Edition for free, see [url]http://www.microsoft.com/express/[/url] for more information. |
| | Re: darwin/bsd Well, it's pretty hard to guess what the answer might be if we don't know the answer. And with your post count at 1, it's pretty safe to say you haven't told us yet. :) |
| | Unless you bought something crazy (I've never heard of an ADSL Router), you should have the 2 routers connected using a wireless bridge. The ADSL Modem goes into one of the routers, and then the whole thing is a connected network. Simple. |
| | I don't think Microsoft's ever going to release another version of IE for Mac, especially since the presence of Safari and Firefox on OS X. Anyway, you can do what stymiee said and spoof your user-agent, or you can actually run IE on Mac; there's a couple of ways:[LIST] [*]Install … |
| | Get rid of [inlinecode]void main[/inlinecode] - [URL="http://users.aber.ac.uk/auj/voidmain.shtml"]it's not standard[/URL]. While you're at it, you can trash the old crappy header [inlinecode]conio.h[/inlinecode], and [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/announcement8-3.html"]start using code tags[/URL]. Thanks. |
| | Well, the first thing you should do is check your drive. Boot off your startup CD, then choose "Utilities->Disk Utility", and run permission and disk checks, repair as necessary until there are no more errors when you run the checks. Failing that, I would say a reinstall of Mac OS … |
| | >it will clear when u r exact oposite to sceen only, You must be referring to glossy screens versus dull screens. The glossy screens have a much narrower viewing angle, however the advantage of implementing them on laptops is that you get an increased picture quality and more intense colors. … |
 | >Why is it necessary to have void main() in Java? I'd say it's because Java applications run in a virtual environment, curtosey of the Java VM. So when a program finishes, it doesn't return to the operating system, it in fact returns to the VM. Therefore rules such as [inlinecode]int … |
| | GPT, an acronym for GUID Partition Table, is likely something you've never heard of before. Perhaps that's a good thing. Throughout my usage of GPT, I've come to see that it's a total and complete waste of time. What is GPT, anyway? Wikipedia defines it as a partition layout standard … |
| | To start brushing up on your C/C++ skills, I would recommend practicing some of the techniques taught at [URL="http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorials"]http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.html[/URL]. Or check out the "Starting C" thread in the C/C++ forum. Once you're fairly confident with the more advanced techniques, you should go right into OpenGL. You'll probably want to use …  |
| | Did you read what Dani (cscgal) said? She actually explained pseudocode pretty well. Also, did you read this announcement? [url]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/announcement8-2.html[/url] Show us how far you've gotten. We aren't here just to do other people's homework. |
| | I hate the name of this Linux, so I've never tried it, but from what I've heard, it's pretty good: [url]www.damnsmalllinux.org/[/url][COLOR=#008000] [/COLOR][quote]i cant make the disks as my xp machine has no floppy drive[/quote] Uh, oh.... what are you going to do? Maybe a friend has a computer you can … |
 | [QUOTE=TheNNS;484701]Yes, I am OK, and I do know the meaning of spam. After your first post, another user, or bot, posted spam, which is why posted that. I reported the post and was deleted. So even though it looks like I'm referring to your post, I'm not, I'm referring to …  |
| | darkfigher37, I'm actually quite impressed that you are still around after two years. That must have been a loooong wait! No, there is no version of GarageBand for Windows or Linux. To my knowledge, the only programs Apple has written for another operating system are iTunes and Safari 3.0 beta, … |
 | Re: Best Signatures Hmm, I have to say that Bench's signature is pretty cool... Personally, I think my personal best signature was the one about my signature being snipped by a moderator... it's cool the way it looked identical to when people edit their posts. I can't claim entire originality for that one; … |
| | [U][B]Installing Mac OS X Tiger[/B][/U] [U]Before installing[/U] I've installed Mac OS X many times on the same computer (don't ask me why, I do many stupid things :)). Anyway, here are some things you should know before installing: 1. Make sure you have a legal, licensed Apple Machine (a.k.a. Mac). … |
| | Umm... perhaps use Flash? Just an idea, it might work... [url]http://www.adobe.com/products/flash/flashpro/[/url] Of course, to make anything decent, you're going to need to be able to program or spend lots of time learning flash, and that takes time and effort, not to mention the fact that you have to own Flash. |
| | >Apparently Mac the Ripper is no longer available. You can get it from [URL="http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/14414"]MacUpdate[/URL]. |
 | >but I'm ignorant on how to get that many tracks on a cd. Generally it's one large data track on the CD which although unplayable by a regular CD, is completely readable by an MP3 disc player. >What format and or how do I compress them to fit. Once they're … |
 | Well, if you're sure that it's plugged in :cheesy:, and you're sure that it isn't the power supply that isn't crapping out, why don't you try some of the following: 1. It could be the on/off switch. Try using a different motherboard (If you have one). 2. It could also … |
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| | I agree with the author, I've used Gentoo, and the reason I use it is because I need the power. If I didn't need it, I'd move on to a different distribution. The last time I used Gentoo's LiveCD, the installer wiped my hard drive for the umpteenth time, and … |
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| | [quote=Scrapdoodle;245634]I have a 1GB 'Creative Nano' MP3 player - Is there any way that I can use a USB memory stick to carry additional MP3 files and load these directly onto the player from the stick without going through a computer? Naturally I would have to delete the files on … |
| | You very accurately describe the error messages that Windows Media Player gives when it trys to play the video, but you fail to mention the video you're trying to play. Also post the type of video you were trying to play. As far as I know, you can simply download … |
| | [quote=xaznfr33kx;277167]I have a s-video and a vga on the back of my laptop.[/quote] [quote]What is the best way I can connect my laptop to my TV with the best quality? Because from what i know, s-videos show very crappy images, and I want the best quality I can get using … |
| | Re: DirectX 9 + Wine Unless I'm badly mistaken, I believe the patch you downloaded is for source code. In other words, you download the wine source, apply the patch using [icode]patch[/icode] (big surprise there), and then compile and install the software the way you would expect. |
 | .cda files are nothing more than virtual files created by Windows to aid in convenience when playing a CD. As a result, copying them to your hard disk won't actually end up copying the track, nor will burning .cda files onto a CD result in a playable audio CD (not … |
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