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 | I would also suggest the wxWidgets library. I have used this extensively over the last 10 years and find the code extremely well designed, well documented, and robust. It is also free and you get all the source code. There a free (and commercial) GUI designer tools available. Have a …  |
| | [code=c] // NOTE: No error checking on input values // #include<iostream> // use limits.h to get minimum and maximum values #include "limits.h" using namespace std; int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { int iCount = 0; // set up initial comparison values int iMax = INT_MIN; // ALMOST guaranteed to be …  |
| | [QUOTE=;] An alternative is to turn your array row/column integer into a linear value and then back again using (for example) mod and div. As an example, if your source array consists of 4 rows x 6 columns, then you can iterate using a for loop across the columns then … |
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