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dunno but it would be nice to know :P

Trust me, I'll use this program for windows c++ programming :)

And Thanks for advice :D

I'm currently in dire need of a program like this.. the one which could track&show all tcp/ip packets sent from a computer. I mean a program that could stay background and record all packets sent...

Oops.. didn't read that =P

Try



printf("\e[5;5HHello");


This is quite tricky.. "\e" is escape (press twice, then you should see "^[").. I recommend making own function for it =)

gotoxy(5,5);
printf("Hello");


that's the code if you are using msdos.. if you want to do same with linux you have to you ansi codes..

Did you change the default runlevel from the /etc/inittab?

ok, this may be bit unrelated to programming but I need to get my soundcard working!! If you know how to configure it properly for linux I'd be pleased to hear how to do it. I've got SB32/AWE &...

Well, isn't it _a_bit_ confusing? ;)

I prefer nano, at least it doesn't take much space and is simple.

VIM? I wonder how people can use that crappie =P

Emacs has got colors?

Shift-G to edit current URL. g to open unique url. RTFM!!!!! And btw, use w3m instead of lynx, it's more better. When using it, just push INSERT and you will get all the commands you need. =)

Just wondering if anyone knows some good ones.. currently I'm writing my sources with such editors like nano =)

Do you know any good ones with colors?

er...?

I also recommend reading the manpages ("man g++") =P

Which linux do you have (Red Hat, Suse, Debian..?)

Ok, thanks :)

a bit unrelated to this, but what compiler are you using?

_I_ have Debian, and who said that I am _not_ newbie? :rolleyes:

If you've got internet connection I recommend Debian =)

You mean Red Hat .rpm-packages?

what for does that "[]" stand for?

texname = new char[80];
:)

What? A mistake? Haven't seen any ;)

but hey.. why nobody have told me about that string-library? :confused:

lol :rolleyes:

ok, thanks. Just got a bit confused about Borland C++ compiler help.. it claimed that ctime, mtime and atime were the same :eek:

I'd be pleased to know how I can get the "last modified" -date&time from a file... the code should be linux compatible.