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soundblaster audigy 2 outputs 18 Years Ago by charlie-s …. My theater input will be a left and right rca auxilary. What jacks do I plit off of to get the… Inspiron 5100 OVERHEATS 17 Years Ago by cassp I have a Dell Inspiron 5100 and upgraded RAM to 1GB and hard drive to 80 GB. I have to use an auxilary fan or it will overheat and shut down. I've been told it's probably the HD. Should I switch back to the OEM 60 GB or what? What if I went to 100-120 GB? I have additional storage, so I can offload pics and music to another HD if necessary. error in gcc 14 Years Ago by igodspeed … = mod_mf.y + h; contour[mod].front = NIL; } } //--------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Manipulate B*Tree auxilary procedure //--------------------------------------------------------------------------- void B_Tree::wire_nodes(int parent,int child,DIR edge… Help fixing C++ program 13 Years Ago by lafayettejohnso …: string my_name; double my_hours; double my_rate; int my_exemptions; string my_filingStatus; }; //--auxilary functions bool operator < (const weeklyEmp& left, const weeklyEmp… Re: NTL Intermittent Connection 18 Years Ago by aeinstein … printer, syncing up laptop/desktop files, downloading files from an auxilary devcice such as a pda or digital camera, etc.). With… Re: would like an explanation 17 Years Ago by tgreer … have a home page with links to and from several auxilary pages. They hit your page once, click to somewhere, then… Re: Towers of Hanoi non recursive: Is my code correct? 11 Years Ago by sepp2k … 1 disk on the source pile, 2 disks on the auxilary pile and 1 disk on the target pile, making a… Re: New Built PC won't turn on 11 Years Ago by Wil 0' Wisp … power connector in the right way around and the 12V auxilary power connector in and ditto the right way around. 4… Re: php session 10 Years Ago by Atli … can be turned off; it can be ignored. As an auxilary method, it's fine, but you will most definiely want… Re: soundblaster audigy 2 outputs 18 Years Ago by charlie-s found the answer through Creative's forum. They make a little module that splits one 1/8 female into two 1/8 female keeping them all in phase (stereo). 1 for the pc and the other for a 1/8 to 2 rca's (left, right) for the home theater. Just so ya know, it can be done. Charlie Re: Inspiron 5100 OVERHEATS 17 Years Ago by ShaneMcP I'm not sure if I understand your issue but I doubt that changing your hard drive or upgrading your ram would cause it to overheat. Make sure your system fan is spinning. You may also want to buy a can of compressed air and use it on all the fans and openings in the machine. Make sure you hold it upright so no liquid escapes into the computer. The … Re: error in gcc 14 Years Ago by igodspeed the real error screen looks like this [CODE]ar> >&)' btree.cc:(.text+0x52e): undefined reference to `std::basic_ostream<char, std::char_traits<char> >::operator<<(std::basic_ostream<char, std::char_traits<char> >& (*)(std::basic_ostream<char, std::char_traits<char> >&))' btree.cc:(.text+… Re: error in gcc 14 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon post btree.h so that we can compile it. Re: error in gcc 14 Years Ago by Fbody Is all of your code contained in one file or spread out over multiple files? Based on you mentioning "modules" in your code, and the includes you've listed. I suspect that it is spread out. Assuming that's correct, it's likely that you're not including <iostream> in one of your implementation files that requires it. Without … Re: error in gcc 14 Years Ago by igodspeed [QUOTE=Ancient Dragon;1138668]post btree.h so that we can compile it.[/QUOTE] it is a tar file. The link is[URL="http://www.yourfilelink.com/get.php?fid=532042"] http://www.yourfilelink.com/get.php?fid=532042[/URL]. There are all the files in it. Hope that helps. Re: error in gcc 14 Years Ago by igodspeed [QUOTE=Fbody;1138673]Is all of your code contained in one file or spread out over multiple files? Based on you mentioning "modules" in your code, and the includes you've listed. I suspect that it is spread out. Assuming that's correct, it's likely that you're not including <iostream> in one of your implementation files that … Re: error in gcc 14 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon [QUOTE=igodspeed;1138686] I have included iostream but i still get that error.[/QUOTE] No you didn't. Look again at btree.cc Re: error in gcc 14 Years Ago by mitrmkar The file that you posted above (that is, your post #1), actually contains both #include <iostream> using namespace std; So given that you are really getting those errors that you posted, now, are you absolutely sure that you are compiling the correct file(s)? I have a hunch that you are compiling the original 10 year old files. Re: error in gcc 14 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon [QUOTE=mitrmkar;1138729] I have a hunch that you are compiling the original 10 year old files.[/QUOTE] I think you may be right. Here is the first few lines of the file what is in the tar file that he posted. Note that it's a lot different than the file he posted in the original post. [code] // Project: B*-trees floorplanning // <… Re: error in gcc 14 Years Ago by igodspeed thanks for your help, it was really appreciated. I have figured out where the problem was. There were mainly in the header files such as stdlib and limits.h, a few other changes and it started to work. Curious though because it was working on fedora and now i am using ubuntu it did not work. Re: Help fixing C++ program 13 Years Ago by daviddoria Welcome to DaniWeb! It would really help if you could "abstract" the problem that you are having. That is, try to make a <20 line compilable example that demonstrates the problem. It is much easier for us to teach you something that you can then apply to your large program than it is for us to debug your large program directly. David