The compiler is Borland 3.1 and the OS is Windows Xp.
Type: Posts; User: qmadd
The compiler is Borland 3.1 and the OS is Windows Xp.
I just restarted the compiler.
yeah, i know this sounds incredibble, but it's the truth.
As for the big program, i have casted the result as a double, along with other variables, and it works too....
I am sorry for the tags.
printf("%d",14*3600);
will this ever work? it will give negative value.
The small program works now, but the big one keeps saying the same crap i have never seen.
Hello
C'mon, i am not that stupid and i know what i am doing. The closest to the truth is the answer with the Fool's day spell.
Trust me, i know what i am doing.
Further details.
i wanted to...
Hello everybody.
I work in c++ for a long time, but this never happen to me before.
I have a long variable, let's say
long x;
then i try to assign it with
x=36*1000 (this is only an example....
It's not working. It says 'Declaration syntax error' and it points to 'using namespace std''
I use Borland C++ version 3.1. I have never thought that i should change the compiler. Where can i get a new one?
Thanks
Thanks for help.
But now it says:
Unable to open include file 'IOSTREAM'
Unable to open include file 'STRING'
Type qualifier 'std' must be a struct or class name.
If i write
using namespace...
Hello
I have a problem with stings... i can't declare it.
For example, this code:
#include <iostream.h>
#include <string.h>
int main()
{
string s;