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    Have you tried debugging at all? From here it...

    Have you tried debugging at all? From here it looks like when you run your program and ask for a Report, you attempt to access an index of RedwoodBayDataSpots before ever filling it.
  2. Linker error on static linking to third party lib

    Hi all!

    Been a while since I've posted, but this little problem has got me stumped. I've got a .lib that is supplied to me by a third party, and I'm having trouble statically linking to it. I'm...
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    QT GUI is very slow.

    Hey all. Been a while since I've posted here, but I'm a bit stumped and I couldn't find any real good QT forums that are actually active.

    I've inherited some QT code which creates widgets for...
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    You want a good reliable way to beat the...

    You want a good reliable way to beat the machines? Take a simple one word/character string input, print it to the screen using your noise-a-fier twice along with a third word/character string of...
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    It's because pointers themselves don't have a...

    It's because pointers themselves don't have a type, just a location. You must tell the pointer what type the value you're assigning it is(be it an int, a char, a bool, etc...).
  6. Send the message that the shift key has been...

    Send the message that the shift key has been pressed down, but never send a message that the shift key has been released.

    (or continually send the shift key is down message if that doesn't work)
  7. You'll probably want to use the keybd_event...

    You'll probably want to use the keybd_event function.
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    Poll: I learned on a manual and have a hard time...

    I learned on a manual and have a hard time driving an automatic now.

    So big deal, you're more at ease with what you learn first(first), and then with what you use most often(later in life/career)....
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    Poll: For personal use I use TextWrangler and gcc(OS X...

    For personal use I use TextWrangler and gcc(OS X 10.4).

    Most of the coding I do is at work, where we use cutting edge technologies like Visual Studio 6.0...
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    I don't think there's a way to do it in the C...

    I don't think there's a way to do it in the C code.

    Perhaps you can make a .dll and reference it?
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    Just to kind of answer the original question,...

    Just to kind of answer the original question, here's what I've done for this in C++ before. I'm not sure if it can be easily switch to C, though:



    FILE* stream = _popen( "dir", "r" );
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    Well, how did you get it to succeed? I played...

    Well, how did you get it to succeed?

    I played with xCode briefly, and everything I did was in GUI's with Cocoa(or whatever it is now). Is there something you have to set to do terminal programs in...
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    Try using modulous division. This should allow...

    Try using modulous division. This should allow you to seperate out the 3 from the 40. It might get a little convoluted over 99, though.

    Any other ideas?
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    I had this project in school as well. Think...

    I had this project in school as well.

    Think of it as having a place in an integer array for each of letter of the alphabet(A = 0, B = 1, C = 2, etc...).
    Iterate through the word once adding 1...
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    Very descriptive title. Search?...

    Very descriptive title.

    Search?
  16. UDP socket no longer works when put in to a class

    edit: Okay, silly typo type error. A mod can lock/delete.

    Thanks :)
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    Excellent. Thanks a bunch. This will at least...

    Excellent. Thanks a bunch.

    This will at least give me another launching pad. I may not be able to use it in the end, but I need to know about it in order to make that decision... if that makes...
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    I didn't think so. Basically I have several...

    I didn't think so.


    Basically I have several programs that all need to be synchronized together. So for that I've got a waitable timer as a seperate program.

    Hard to get in to specifics...
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    It's a waitable timer object. :)

    It's a waitable timer object. :)
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    Get handle by name

    Hello all. Been a while since I've been on here.

    I have a program that uses a handle, and another program that needs access to that handle after it's created. All I know is the handle name.
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    The only extensions I'll be using are 3...

    The only extensions I'll be using are 3 characters long, which is why I've done it this way.

    tabstop, thanks for pointing that out(again). Hopefully from now on I'll remember the damn '/0' ! :D
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    Checking value of one character in array

    Very simple problem here, I just don't understand why this isn't working.



    if(current_dir[(strlen(current_dir) - 3)] == '.')


    given that current_dir is:
    /cygdrive/c/dirent_tests/fssw.exe
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    I would probably read the entire line in, and...

    I would probably read the entire line in, and just increment through it until you find a +,-,/,* sign then take everything before that as number1. Store the sign. Read to the next sign(to get...
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    Hey, that fixed it. Completely forgot about the...

    Hey, that fixed it. Completely forgot about the null thing.

    I knew it would be something odd like that. Now to tackle memory!

    Thanks a bunch!
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    an unexpected result.

    So I have a piece of a program that creates 2D array of of characters of numbers 1 through a previously found number. Earlier in the code the total amount of numbers that needs to be cataloged is set...
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