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Book for a beginner Hello, What book(s) should you recommend for an absolute beginner ? Regards. Daniel ... 1 Feb 2008 00:41
char arrays in C++, why cant asign a string literal, The last line of my code below c = "Paul"; causes this error, Lvalue required in function main(). Wondering why I cant assign a string literal in a case like this. It seems similar to what I am do for both a and b. Can anyone tell me more about why this does not work in C++? #include <iostream> using namesp... 27 Jan 2008 09:03
String comparison Hi, to all. I'm new here and I'm a student at Computer Science Faculty. I started to learn C++ and I'm having a problem to wich solution should be simple but I haven't found it yet. Let's say I want to make it work the following code: #include <iostream.h> void main() { char comand, char object[10]; cout<<"Inpu... 28 Jan 2008 09:02
How to compile the following on Win64bit using Visual Studio2005 x64 Neel wrote: Hi, The following function works fine with win32bit using Visual Studio(VS) 2002. Now, i am porting the same to VS2005 Windows 64bit compiler using x64bit cmd prompt, and got an error You should ask this on a microsoft group. -- Ian Collins. ... 24 Jan 2008 02:28
Macro expansion I need to build a C++ mangled name from a full class method name. For example "MyClass::MyFunction". The mangled name structure is known and looks like: _ZN <sizeof(MyClass)> MyClass <sizeof(MyFunction)> MyFunction Ev so this example would be: _ZN7MyClass10MyFunctionEv The macro: #define DO_MANGLE(... 1 Feb 2008 00:41
which one of the following code is efficient Hi everyone I was writing a simple c code and was struck judging the efficiency. The code snippets are as follows: struct test { int a; int b; } struct test1 { char name[2]; struct test *testptr; } struct test1 table[100]; case 1: ====== for(i= 0;i<100;i++) { if(table[i].testptr->... 24 Jan 2008 14:00
revert the 4 DWords of a 32bit value (float) Hi, how can i revert the 4 DWords of a float value. In detail: Regard a float as 4 DWords (regardless of sign...) i need a function that reverts this float from: DWord1 DWord2 DWord3 DWord4 to DWord4 DWord3 DWord2 DWord1. I don't know how to do this and if the are already available functions in C++. ... 1 Feb 2008 00:41
what is a stringstream? I found some basic info about the topic elsewhere, just enough to understand what it does, but not enough to understand why. I can feed a lot of different stuff into a stringstream, and the first question is, why or how does stringstream get around the problem with different types of variables? A stringstream ... 21 Jan 2008 12:18 |