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haha - your code tags still are not working - I notice you have an opening code tag but no closing. At the end of your code make sure you add [/CODE]

Its SOOOOO increadbly easy to make small syntax errors and logical errors like that. Even for intermediate and expert programmers - and you end up bashing your head off your keyboard trying to figure...

just type using namespace std; right below your headers and you will no longer have to use std::cout
and you can use system("cls"); on xp - iv tried it lol

You might want to check your code again - I am running win xp myself and calling system("cls"); works great...

Try this...


#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <windows.h>

using namespace std;

int main()

You are using the equality operator instead of the assignment...
gold == 45 // wrong...
gold = 45 // right

The reason why it shoots strange numbers because it is trying to see if it equals 45 as...

Hahahaha nice illistration. (speaking of cookies im going to have some brownies soon!)
I never really realized that the CPU is runing at max. I came with my own theory that when data was available...

Ok - when I compile it all I get is 0.0000000
I'v narrowed it down to something..
If you declare your Curr_Conv_Factor as int and then get that value - it will work. But if your leave it float it...

Hmm, if you remember all characters are really numbers. Like null = 0 , a = 97, b = 98. (NOTE: goto msdn library and search for ASCII, microsoft provides the codes - hex, dec, and char values). So...

If you just select the code and then press the little # button on the editor pallet it will auto-insert code tags around your code.
Nice function! :-D

Do you think you could give us a sample of how data is structured in your file... I know its csv but still visuals make it easier for the rest of the board.
One way to advance is to select a certain...

haha - use code tags bud...
what compiler are you using?
The reason I ask this is because there is a serious bug with Visual C++ 6 Enterprise. I ended up having to change compilers to Dev-cpp to do...

Hey dougdbug that anology was very well put actually. I can see your point. I suppose that the CPU is always querying hardware and filling buffers. What I ment was when you look at the processor...

Thats exactly what I needed! I was looking on the msdn library about that function but microsoft always makes things seem much more complicated with documentation. Blah. I understood the timeframe...

Ohh my goodness - it worked this time. Holy crap - last time I tried Sleep it did didily squat.
Ill work on that select statement a lil - still a little confused - but if I reread it a few times it...

well right now no - not the 100s and 1000s - but maybe in the future... hehe

Actually I had code like the for while - but then it slows down keyboard input time - haha.
I'm such a problem aint I :-p.
Ohh and the redundant FD_SET is necessary because if I hadnt set it - then...

Yea I have seen many posts on this board saying to use the sleep() funciton. But I never really liked the idea of my program sleeping. Really I just want it to wait for certain incoming data without...

haha sure - it might be a little strange. Its a small chat relay that I have devoloped. If you need more code let me know...

while(recent != 1)
{
if(_kbhit())
{
sendbuf[sendx] =...

I have created a non blocking socket recv checker and keyboard checker. As you could imagain its using a loop to keep testing. But the problem is it bugs the CPU down majorly - how could I avoid...

Ohh ok - I was under the impression that select() updated the values - even if they were zero and this in effect would not need the FD_SET().
Thank you for your help. :-)

Ok I have done a whole ton of research and I made a little headway. Now the only problem is that it will not receive data. Here is my code. Keep in mind count is initialized to {0,0} and I tried...

I recently asked about multithreading - thanks for you help and I ordered a book for more information.
Now I have been working on my client-server architecture for a small chat relay. Well I have it...

haha, that little black box with the c:\> is dos. Well an altered version of course from Microsoft called the command prompt. If it helps im using windows XP.

I’m trying to create a small server/client tier architecture. You might think this should be posted under socket programming. But my question is of another kind.
I have seen programs that are able...