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I spent about an hour or so googling but no luck. I want to program for hardware(which apparently people seem to think is obsolete for some reason) however i can find no tutorials on it period i suppose i could always use Assembly but my knowledge isn't that great. Is …

Assembly although i am not as proficient in it as i am in C/C++. I'm also rather fond of basic though again not much experience.

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It's not as hard as it can be made out to be when i first started anything near coding i learned html then a tiny bit of css and then jumped to c(i really should have learned this one more before jumping to c++ but ..) and then to c++ …

I pretty much use up my free time on C++ (It's addictive :D). I've used c++ for about 2 years on and off now(still nowhere as good as most people) but i'm comfortable with my knowledge, once you get to the point to where you just pick something up after …

I'm working on a simple function to read in from a file called save.txt and i need to read about 7 or 8 characters in. 4 characters are numbers that represent North south east and west respectively the other 4 characters are delimiters(i don't know why i put them in …

[QUOTE=firstPerson;1173360]This is a simple demonstration of meta programming. It shows the idea of meta programming. It basically calculates the factorial of a number before runtime. When I first saw the concept of meta programming, it blew my mind so badly. I was so surprised that one could do this. Its …

Yeah wxWidgets is a great library to learn if im not mistaken i think there is a windows version of gtk as well.

have you compiled this to check for errors ? also if you have just started learning C++ this is better than i did when i first started :D good job ;)

From your post i can tell that you didn't read the [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread78223.html"]Read Here Before Posting[/URL] thread. go back read that then go to [URL="http://lmgtfy.com/?q=C%2B%2B+Tutorials"]C++ Tutorials[/URL] and go through a tutorial or 5 and then come back and ask after you have made an effort to make it yourself. If you …

please use code tags " also what problem are you having exactly i cant decipher the title so ..... care to elaborate ?

sounds cool ... so how many commands have you implemented so far ?

Lods byte ptr ds:[esi] ;i know that it loads a byte that is a pointer my question is " is the pointer ds with esi as an offset or is it the other way around or am i just plain wrong" ?

i realize the topic isnt much descriptive but i thought that my code was a bit strange so i hope dw can give me a bit of info this is the most random thing ive ever made. on windows it produces quite a bit of ruckus in the console but …

I am trying create a button that when clicked prints hello world in the text box above it. however im a complete noob on winforms. I normally just make console programs any tutorials on winforms ? with C++?

any particular reason why r=p(3,1); cout<<r; spits out 1? note ive tested z m and t only r gives one even though its the exact same code ? what gives ? [CODE] #include <iostream> using namespace std; int p(int x,int y){ //supposed to be a power operation if anyone knows …

Im working on a program to get single characters from a string and i guess im doing it wrong but i was using strok() to tokenize the string in the hopes that it would do so but anyway this is what ive got so far and before you ask its …

have you tried ifconfig wlan0 down ifconfig wlan0 up iwconfig txpower auto iwconfig ifconfig -l in linux? also try going to the bios and if there is a embedded wireless option turn it off then boot normally then bios enable it then boot normally

its a wrapper class. it combines stl stack class with a custom user class. i made it so that i could rename push and pop if i wanted or size and top :) best of all it combines stack and classes :) something i made to see if i could …

use a arbitrary while loop like this. [CODE] int loop=0; while(loop!=1){ cin>>selection; switch(selection){ case 'A': cout<<"blah blah blah"; loop=1; break; case 'B': cout<<"yada yada yada"; loop=1; break; default: cout<<"bad input try again: "; } [/CODE]

lol google it or look at [url]http://www.cprogramming.com/[/url] then ask questions

im having a bit of trouble reserving space and with labels a.asm:6: error: parser: instruction expected edit should mention im using intel syntax [CODE] section .data msg db "test",0x10 section .bss mtstr resb 1000 string resb 1000 public _print mov eax,4 mov ebx,1 mov string,mtstr mov ecx,string mov edx,1000 section …

a really good book though not really relevent but has some interesting problems is Cryptography in C and C++ by Michael Welschenbach a couple others are C++ for Mathematicians An Introduction for Students and Professionals Edward Scheinerman Exceptional C++: 47 Engineering Puzzles, Programming Problems, and Solutions By Herb Sutter <-this …

[CODE]uninitialized local variable 'balance' used[/CODE] try float balance=0; //where float is the type of balance what compiler are you using ? reminds me of borland 5.5 but could be vc ? also if on windows ctrl alt delete and check processes to make sure your program isnt already running report …

think about how you print those keys with your keyboard try adding shift and the base key ie shift && ; //which would yield : so something like VK_SHIFT && //whatever the ascII is for semicolon and repeat for others

quite a bit of code there but from what i gathered shouldnt s be an array ?

I'm trying to just use a normal stack and have it pop the numbers in the order stacks normally go but it just keeps popping 28 (or at least from output thats what i see) it should just be pretty straight forward but .... [CODE] #include <iostream> #include <stack> using …