Hi, i've started using VC++ EXPRESS EDITION 2005 and as im new to this, im havin a few basic doubts in it! 1) Do i have to go for a "new project" for each and...
hai harsha , open the toll click new .u will get a new page ,click save give the name ,start writing a program ,then build execute .it will do every thing for...
This 2 question r very common question for Interview Early binding happend before compile time ie before program run complier select perticular function call (...
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... No for you definition, no for your example. Early binding happens at compile time, not before. Most normal functions use early binding. Whether the ...
I want to ask if I can from the run time of the main program browse the computer for including a number of files of type .txt and .html from a selected folder...
... Concur with Victor's read on this. I recreated your code and put the seed at the beginning of setBox and I got a different pattern for each run. Ray ... ...
... Changing only the return type will not cause function overloading, since the overloaded function is selected by the compiler based on the arguments being...
... yes, in this case "program" and "project" are the same. ... Why don't you open an empty project, then there no code in the .cpp file and no requirement to...
Hi rakesh! Thanks for the response. But, whats that "toll"...did u mean "tools"..."tools doesnt have any "new" option!!...plz dont mind, im really new and jus...
Yes you can but you have to use system calls for that and it is specific to operating system. You can't do it in pure C++ or C. It needs os API. Check windows...
... What compiler are you using? Using the Win32 API (under Visual C++ or DevC++), you would use FindFirstFile() to search a directory for a file, followed by...
hi i am new to linux they say it is opensource how to find the source codes of the software used for example how to find the source code of function printf and...
... Your Linux distribution should provide the source code for just about everything or at least provide information on where to find it. Source packages are...
HI, Any simpler ways than this other than using standard c++ or C. #include<iostream> #include<algorithm> #include<string> using namespace std; bool...
printf and other functions are defined in glibc , you have to download source of glibc and view it through vi or cat or less or pico. better google glibc...
I've skimmed through the links but I already acquired some knowledge of C++/OOP and what I need now would be assignment/solution tutorials (which I could...
... I see multiple problems: 1) Your function is non-reentrant. 2) You don't initialize 'j' anywhere. 3) You use recursion - a completely unnecessary and...
Thanks colleagues Victor and Ray, Yes, you were right about initially seeding the rand mechanism. Although my code was, in fact, being executed. It didn't...
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... After learning the basics, the best way to learn more is to put those skills to use and write your own programs. Think of something you need and then DO...
... A number of Windows compilers include POSIX opendir(), closedir(), etc. Write code once with these functions, run it almost everywhere :) -- Thomas Hruska ...
hii all group members, i have a query that how can i play mp3 file using c language. You would write a program. Emphasis on YOU. <rant> We're glad to help you...
... See c-prog's Links section. There is a section dedicated to portable GUI and graphics libraries. -- Thomas Hruska CubicleSoft President Ph: 517-803-4197 ...
I bough this AI for games book. It shows a structure with various parameters and functions. I won't list the whole thing here because I don't thinks thats...
Howdy all, I wrote : #include<stdio.h> #include<stdlib.h> int main(void) { const char* s="C Language"; printf("%d",atoi(s)); return 0; } to get only '0' as...