No one has voted on any posts yet. Votes from other community members are used to determine a member's reputation amongst their peers.
I have 25 years programming experience and am currently investing my time at trying to understand the visual c++ language. I am familier with several others. I find it very difficult to find someone who knows something about this language and is also…
- Interests
- computers music
- PC Specs
- PC old and slow
11 Posted Topics
Re: Are you using one specific XML file? Is this file going to be changing over a period of time? If so, will you have to deal with the changes? Please answer the questions. in the meantime, you should be able to view the xml file by: 1 copy to desktop … | |
Re: The .com was the original executable file type for dos programs. The .com stands for command file. Some of the original dos commands may still be .com files but probably not any more. They probably have all grown too large for that format. The .com is limited to 64k size … | |
I have 25 years programming experience and am currently investing my time at trying to understand the visual C++ language. I am familier with several others. I find it very difficult to find someone who knows something about this language and is also willing to help. I completed a whole … | |
Re: You can read the file after you open it using this method [code] char stringg[1000] // as large as you need j=0; while (c=getc(input_file) !=eof) { stringg[j++]=c; if (c==(the decimal value of your delimiter) break; } stringg[j]=0; //terminate the string [/code] your file pointer is advanced to the beginning of … | |
Re: One problem is a mismatch between the left and right parentheses pairs. that is what C1004: unexpected end of file found near the bottom is most likely all about. (you are probably missing a rt parentheses) From the code I see that might cure your other problem too. good luck … | |
Re: Thats the assembly language game, keeping track of what is on the stack and where it is. Oh yea, the stack is only so big. No stack overflows allowed or you are in trouble. | |
I am starting a new project and a couple of tips would be helpful. I wish to read all the files in the Windows Favorites Folder or Directory and extract the link information. I know how to read the files once I have the name of the file. What I … | |
Re: Narue did a good job with the answers. On thing I wish to mention is that assemblers are processor specific and generally similar for all the products of one processor manufacturer. Thus you would find many similarities among intel processor assembly languages and the same would go for the assemblers … | |
I have created a project in Visual C++ 6.0 called qcard4. This project was started by creating a new single document project and copying and pasting code from qcard3 into the files. I have been gradually improving and modifing this code from qcard1. I tried to produce the qcard3 code … | |
I have been trying to use the freeware (dll) version of Qcard32 in visual c++6 on a single document program. I cannot get the functions to work or complie properly. I have been reading about using the __declspec (dllexport) and __declspec(dllimport) keywords I feel that if I can get the … | |
Re: I like that stuf too. See my new post just after yours. I would like to do some midi stuff if I get a chance between the other work. I'm gonna stick you on my buddy list and check back with you sometime in the future. |
The End.