Hi Zen Thanks for the invite. I have the Bloodshed C++ compiler, which will do as a start for me until we get to grips with the language a bit. This is...
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Daniel Foote
d_foote@...
Oct 21, 2000 10:14 am
Hello all! I have joined this group! Coincedentally, I downloaded Bloodshed Dev-C++ as well - it looks good! In case you don't know where, ...
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City Zen
city.zen@...
Oct 21, 2000 10:32 am
OK, well I cribbed this link from a post in the RapidQ group http://www.thefreecountry.com/developercity/cc.html There's info here about a fair number of...
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c.bradford
csb@...
Oct 21, 2000 9:19 pm
I think you guys will find the learning curve of c++ rather easy! I started learning last night and I actually feel comfortable with it already! I've noticed...
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Steve A
sarbayo@...
Oct 21, 2000 10:14 pm
Hi, I'm here. Thanks City.Zen. This is stuff I posted at the RQ board, but, I see it should be here. For a FREE Windows C/C++ compiler: ...
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Jordi Ramos
correodejordi@...
Oct 21, 2000 10:31 pm
Hi If you like, you can dowload delphi 5.0 for trial at http://www.borland.com this version is only for 60 days Jordi ... I...
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Steve A.
sarbayo@...
Oct 21, 2000 11:20 pm
Hi both of these addresses have been posted here, yet they both generate fatal DNS errors. http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html http://bloodshed.net/compilers/...
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Curt Guldenschuh
seagull@...
Oct 21, 2000 11:29 pm
Just checked...they both work for me. Have you tried entering their main page and going from there? -Ceg ... From: Steve A. <sarbayo@...> To:...
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Darren Turland
dturland@...
Oct 21, 2000 11:52 pm
I have written my first 'hello world' prog using two methods. 1) #include <iostream.h>, cout << "HI" , etc... 2) #include <stdio.h>, printf ("HI"), etc.... ...
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c.bradford
csb@...
Oct 22, 2000 12:00 am
I'm actually making good use of both cout and printf right now because it's very easy to concatenate output with cout, and not as easy with printf. However,...
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c.bradford
csb@...
Oct 22, 2000 12:07 am
sorry darren... here's an example of what I was talking about: cout << "Hello" << "World"; is easier than: printf("Hello"); printf("World"); granted it doesn't...
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City Zen
city.zen@...
Oct 22, 2000 4:54 am
Hi folks, I am trying to anticipate and solve problems before they start. I want to develop a proggy: It will use simple type paint commands - like paint a...
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d_foote@...
Oct 22, 2000 6:20 am
Hello all! It seems we are all getting along well. I hope everybody has read the tutorial at http://www.cplusplus.com - I haven't finished yet, but it's very...
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d_foote@...
Oct 22, 2000 8:36 am
Hello all! Here we go - my first contribution. A fairly well commented peice of C++ code which averages out a set of numbers. Simple, yet elegant. I hope this...
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mikegs@...
Oct 22, 2000 9:50 am
Has anyone tried DJGPP? I already had it downloaded, but I can't seem to get it working right... won't include files... For those of you who dont know... DJGPP...
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ghost@...
Oct 22, 2000 1:25 pm
... have ... Since I am a vb programmer I know a little bit about it. Basically since the Windows os is just a bunch of dll's we call those dll's and use the...
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c.bradford
csb@...
Oct 22, 2000 2:13 pm
Excelent piece of code! Allow me to give you a few enhancements... I'm not picking your code apart, just sharing some of my new found knowledge... On lines...
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c.bradford
csb@...
Oct 22, 2000 2:31 pm
I've used one called "lcc win32" ... not sure if it had a prettier name or not, but I believe it's free. I've used it for creating resource DLLs for RapidQ...
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James
jamesr.hall@...
Oct 22, 2000 4:17 pm
Well for you guys that are having dns problems with this site.. the ip #'s for both of them are 216.65.1.5 Go put that in your hosts. file in your windows...
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Pavel Minayev
minayev@...
Oct 22, 2000 4:49 pm
it does ... Maybe like this? char test[5]; strcpy(test,"World";) As for outputting variables, that'd look like this with printf: printf("Hello %s\n",test); //...
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Pavel Minayev
minayev@...
Oct 22, 2000 4:53 pm
If you're making this for Win32, then I don't think you need "extensions" (BTW why not call them "libraries"?). This depends on compiler you use (I use MSVC++...
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Pavel Minayev
minayev@...
Oct 22, 2000 5:00 pm
Some suggestions to simplify the code. ... int NumNums = 0 // variables can be assigned at declaration; ... are ... The line above can be removed because we...
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Pavel Minayev
minayev@...
Oct 22, 2000 5:00 pm
Some suggestions to simplify the code. ... int NumNums = 0 // variables can be assigned at declaration; ... are ... The line above can be removed because we...
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ghost@...
Oct 22, 2000 5:01 pm
I have finally achieved something.It has tons of comments. I'm also ... //100 bottles of beer.Yes, I know. I got lazy.1 bottle(s) of beer? #include...
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Pavel Minayev
minayev@...
Oct 22, 2000 5:05 pm
... them ... integer I can't get why do you return integer here, it's not used anywhere in the code, so to make it simplier and get rid of "return", use: void...
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Pavel Minayev
minayev@...
Oct 22, 2000 5:12 pm
... have ... Making UI via WinAPI is a hellish work. I don't know of Bloodshed, but VC++, BC++ and Borland C++ Builder all have their own GUI libraries (MFC,...
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Pavel Minayev
minayev@...
Oct 22, 2000 5:28 pm
Oops...I've forgotten some things. :) ... You can look in Rapid-Q examples, there were one that used only Win32 API to create a dialog window. I think it won't...
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c.bradford
csb@...
Oct 22, 2000 5:33 pm
Hey guys... Check out this URL: http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/Tutorial/default.asp?lngWid=3 Planet-source-code.com has tons of great tutorials here......
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ghost@...
Oct 22, 2000 5:49 pm
... in Oops! That was sloppy coding on my part. This is version 3. The second version had the function calling another one to get the chorus right. I ditched...
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City Zen
city.zen@...
Oct 22, 2000 6:29 pm
... From: <d_foote@...> To: <qdepartment@egroups.com> Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2000 7:20 AM Subject: [qdepartment] My replies... ... Yes, please post...
