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I need to read one wide Charecter(wchar_t) from a file once but it says: "ambiguous overload for 'operator>>' in 'WER >> mont' The part that also confuses me is that it writes the Charecter just fine. It is only one Charecter not a string if that makes a difference. Thanks. | |
Ok when I use gcc (all th time) the program it makes in c++ with debug on is around a megabyte when off it is around half a megabyte when working with c with debug on it around 50 k with it off it's at about25 k this doesn't seem … | |
Ok I'm working with a program that uses addresses and with all of the Interesting charecters (. / \ and spaces) I need tO get a line of characters. I know how to do this with ifstream but how would I do this with plain old cin? | |
Ok in Code blocks I was commenting my code instuff and since I have a computer running xp when it is bult for winNT or win95 and a compaqu keyboard I have many tyPos, freezes, pieces of curcutry on my driveway under my window I accsedentaly typed three / in … | |
ok all I need is to learn how to convert a char variable into a acsii byte and back again. €£¥$ Edit: I know about typecasting or something and it's not exactly what I need because I wat to store the new variable in a int vareuble and I don't … | |
Ok I know the basics of ofstream and ifstream but it seems as if every tutorial on it leaves this out. How do I delete files in c++ console app. Reason? I want to use a temporary file in my app for transferring betting two programs that open and to … | |
Ok how do I make a C++ console app format a floppy disk for a Win or Linux Computer? I really want it to be auto-matic like without the whole volume tilte, filesystem; that sutff. PS How would I setup virtual memory in linux? Thanks answer the floppy question first. … | |
Sorry about all the posts; found time and have found time to do programing. Ok I want a usual console application to make a Win GUI window saying thanks at the end of the console app how would I do this eg: [CODE]#include whatever Using namespase std; // what does … |
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