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Replied To a Post in How to convert C++ to C?
It's a C library, but also works for C++. -
Replied To a Post in How to convert C++ to C?
Provided your compiler supports the non-standard conio library, it'll work between C and C++. -
Replied To a Post in How to convert C++ to C?
That's an old dialect of C++ and doesn't use any difficult to convert features. You need to do three things: 1. Change `cin` to `scanf` function calls. 2. Change `cout` … -
Replied To a Post in How to put simple Sleep c++ function togetther
> I actually prefer seeing `int clocks_per_ms = CLOCKS_PER_SEC / 1000;` to `int clocks_per_ms = 1000;`. Me too. Too bad `CLOCKS_PER_SEC` isn't guaranteed to be 1000. ;) -
Replied To a Post in Need help with 2 collections through which to simulataneously iterate
How do the indexes relate in those two join tables? Can you show me an example of what the data might look like? -
Replied To a Post in Need help with 2 collections through which to simulataneously iterate
How exactly is your database structured? -
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Replied To a Post in Please Help for this program
Right now all it does is print out the numbers. I'm not going to write the whole thing for you, so try to finish up that last part. I assure … -
Replied To a Post in Please Help for this program
> ofstream myfile; // input file In what way does ofstream represent an input file? Take a look at my basic starting point example and work from there. You're reading … -
Replied To a Post in Need help with 2 collections through which to simulataneously iterate
I might organize my database so that I could do something like this: var presentation = from m in db.PresentationModules where m.PresentationId = pid orderby m.ModuleIndex select new { Module … -
Replied To a Post in Please Help for this program
What have you tried so far? And please don't say "I don't know how to start", because that's an extremely lame excuse. Anyone with a passing familiarity with C++ should … -
Replied To a Post in Need help with 2 collections through which to simulataneously iterate
I can think of several ways to do this, but more detail would help. What is this algorithm ultimately doing? Describing what you want to accomplish rather than *how* you … -
Replied To a Post in How to put simple Sleep c++ function togetther
> The idea of this tutorial is to give people the idea how to write sleep on their own. just as you can be asked to write sort or other … -
Replied To a Post in Data Type help
You're trying to save a string into an image type, those two are incompatible. You need to extract a byte array of the image to pass to SQL. -
Edited Linked List String Seperation
Hey everyone, I posted recently an issue that was almost resolved but I have a similar question but have different variables. I'm really new to C and I'm a bit … -
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ancient dragon ur right but even by that way it does not gives the accurate count for vowels who repeat consecutively....well bad teacher is one aspect of deceptikon.....please help on … -
Replied To a Post in How to put simple Sleep c++ function togetther
> There is no sleep function that is 100% accurate It really depends on what granularity you're looking for. More precise timing becomes more and more difficult, as you mentioned, … -
Replied To a Post in How to put simple Sleep c++ function togetther
For a quick and dirty sleep, that's fine (though not strictly portable). But note that a busy loop will consume vast CPU resources whereas a platform provided sleep typically puts … -
Replied To a Post in error Keyword not supported: 'data base'.
Please post your web.config file. Feel free to censor user names, server names, and passwords. It looks like the connection string is malformed for the information you've already provided. -
Replied To a Post in I am trying to make a program that writes a much larger program
Two things: 1. String literals don't span lines. Provided there's nothing in between, you can make each line a string literal and they will be automatically concatenated onto one: fprintf(fp, … -
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Replied To a Post in Undefined behaviour accessing uninitialised data?
> I don't mind indeterminate values at all if I access an array with no initial value. I just don't want my program crashing because of some undefined behaviour that … -
Replied To a Post in Undefined behaviour accessing uninitialised data?
> Why is accessing data in an uninitialised array undefined behaviour? It really depends on where the array is defined. If it's a local array then it's undefined behavior just … -
Replied To a Post in How to compare a vector to a map
> is there a specific reason you used a struct for the weapon but a class for the adventurer? If it were a class, `Weapon` would need getters and setters … -
Replied To a Post in Linked List Manipulating strings
I'm still not seeing the issue. It should be a straightforward traversal of your list (assuming `it->def` is a `definition` instance as I showed in your other thread): printf("Input: "); … -
Replied To a Post in Linked List Manipulating strings
> because it doesn't help research the word since i'm getting only one strin Your example contradicts what you're saying. Each line in the dictionary is a single defintion (ie. … -
Replied To a Post in Noob: setw() and right make absolutrely no sense (to me)
> The first chunk below lines up the decimals, but my "$"'s are too far, the second one fixes that and then the decimals are all F'd. Right. The modifiers … -
Replied To a Post in How to compare a vector to a map
How are the weapons stored? Are they always a string in display format? Because it would be easier to have a weapon class that separates these things and makes it … -
Replied To a Post in Linked List Manipulating strings
How was my previous answer to this question insufficient? -
Replied To a Post in Operating file
Did you write the `remove_substring` function? My example won't compile without it. -
Replied To a Post in want to know everything about barcode and QR code
> i wanna know about what they represent ? There are a number of barcode symbologies that have different data restrictions. Here's a quick overview of some common ones: * … -
Replied To a Post in How can I access a specific protected inherited member depending on the cla
> but my teacher said vectors allocate way too much memory and its bad to use so many of them in one program :( Sounds like premature optimization to me. … -
Replied To a Post in Analyzing Part of a String
Can you point out places where you want to split the sentence? That's where you start, and figure out how to do it programmatically. Conveniently enough, my example showed how … -
Replied To a Post in using strtok function for counting the vowels in a string
> but my task was to do by using strtok() fn I love it when bad teachers ask you to do something with an approach that's woefully unsuited to it. … -
Replied To a Post in Noob: setw() and right make absolutrely no sense (to me)
> From what I understand set() creates a column that will hold something less than it's size, and << right or << left will justifiy it. Correct. But note that … -
Replied To a Post in Analyzing Part of a String
> can you explain to me definition parsed_data? > what is it? Read the code from my first post. -
Replied To a Post in using strtok function for counting the vowels in a string
Why not just keep it simple? int vowels = 0; int other = 0; for (int i = 0; myarray[i] != '\0'; i++) { switch (myarray[i]) { case 'a': case … -
Replied To a Post in How can I access a specific protected inherited member depending on the cla
Why would every different shop have the same inventory? ;) But to answer your question, look into making the vector a static member of the base class. Then it will … -
Replied To a Post in what is the difference between string and cstring header files in C++
> The strcmp() function compares the ASCII values of the characters one by one It compares the *numeric values* of the characters. It's not safe to assume that the character … -
Replied To a Post in what is the difference between string and cstring header files in C++
It compares each character in turn. If they have the same numeric value, it moves to the next character. When a mismatch is found, it returns the difference of the … -
Replied To a Post in what is the difference between string and cstring header files in C++
The two headers are completely different. `cstring` is inherited from C and provides functions for working with C-style strings (arrays of char terminated by `'\0'`). `string` was born in C++ … -
Replied To a Post in Problem with my code looking for help
`||` has lower precedence than `&&`. To get the appropriate behavior (granted I'm assuming what behavior you want), you need parentheses: (gps == 'Y' || gps == 'y') && (childseat … -
Replied To a Post in Analyzing Part of a String
Once again, this is just me, but I'd merge the two like this: struct node { definition parsed_data; struct node *previous; // Points to the previous node struct node *next; … -
Replied To a Post in Operating file
Deleting and modifying a file's contents in-place can be tricky. The general recommended approach is to read the file, write to a temporary file with the appropriate changes, delete the … -
Replied To a Post in Analyzing Part of a String
I'd start by breaking down the line into something more manageable: #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <string.h> typedef struct definition { char *key; char *datestamp; char *value; } definition; definition … -
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It comes on a DVD. Just make sure that your BIOS is set to boot from CD/DVD and restart with the DVD in the drive. -
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> On re-read I'm guessing you perhaps thought this was outside the scope of the snippet? Good guess. The code was taken almost verbatim from one of my services, but … -
Replied To a Post in strtok help
Please post the *actual* string you're trying to parse. -
Replied To a Post in strtok help
Just with `strtok` would be problematic. However, you can use `strtok` to split the string on `&` like this: A1.1*7.1 9.1 11.1/ Then manually parse each token to get the …
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