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is it possible to pass this to a function? it's size is configured at runtime. for example, [CODE] void test(string s[][]) { return; } int main() { int x, y; cin >> x >> y; string s[x][y]; test(s); return 0; } [/CODE]
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Say I have a server, and multiple clients. Each client (same or different LAN) opens a program which connects to the server. I'm not sure how to ask my question, so I'll just write what I'm trying to do: (theoretical example) Server constantly listens for connection on port 2000. Server's … 
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I have code that is very computationally intensive and very SSE-capable. The vs2010 compiler only supports up to SSE2 (from what I remember) So my obvious choice is to switch to a compiler that supports SSE4. I don't want to write any extra parallelizing code, (I just want to enable …
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Hi, I'm trying to capture audio from a microphone into a vector in C++. I'm using openAL's example code Capture.cpp (below). I understand that it buffer's the data, but I'm not sure what comes after. In short, what do I do to put the buffer's data into a normalized (+/- …
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Hi, can someone point me in the right way? I'm running linux and I'm looking for the right include files and commands that would enable me to configure my wifi card. ie create a ad-hoc with another computer, or connect to a wifi router. I don't want to do through …
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Hi, I'm programming something for a micro-controller and I need a compiler that can turn c++ into .bin Anybody have any idea where to get one?
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Hi, I want to send chains of 12 bits of data through USB, but I'm completely new to USB programming. Say I type in "A", and it'll send 000000000001 or something like that. Basically, I'm wondering how you tell the USB port to send a 0 or a 1 in … 
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Hey guys, I have a question. I'm writing a script in c++ and want to have the script copy a file whose name was previously determined by the script to a output file who's name is determined through functions and procedures within the script. The whole script is looped until … 
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Hey, I have a generator but it works dependently on time, so it makes new values only every second. Is there a way to make it work faster? I want to be able to generate new numbers every millisecond if possible. [code=C++] srand((unsigned)time(0)); int a; int b; int c; int …
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