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Thanks. Moving on.

I wrote a piece of working assembly code and I am now trying to combine it with a c++ program. I have just figured out that dev-c++ can't handle interupts. How else can I get my assembly code into...

I've already been examing that site a bit. I think your the fourth one who gave it to me. It is coming in handy though.

Thanks everyone.

I guess it's off to learn assembly then.:eek:

No need to fight.

I'll go back and study the basics a bit longer.

Thanks.

As part of one of my projects, I have to create a program that doesn't use any header files except ones that I created myself. Even cout and cin is out. i have looked through a few of the header...

I'm already examining that site.

I already understand the booting process and I know how I can make my system run as the primary system. The problem arises when I actually attempt to code the system. I don't know how I should begin.

I've read the c++ tutorialls on this site. I have also wrote little practice programs and i believe that I understand the conscepts very well.

What is Bootstrap?

I know it's an extremely large goal and will probably never happen but I would like to try. I would like to create my own operating system. I have already reaserched and planed everything. I just...

I know I am being a bit questioning but I have another question for you. How would I go about creating my own library.

Thanks everyone.

I guess you should know that my overall project is an entire operating system. Thats why I need this command so that other programs can spawn off of mine. Probably the most difficult part is trying...

How portable is ShellExecute()?

Dev-C++ is the only compiler I ever used So I can't answer Your question.

IT WORKED!

Thank you.

ShellExecute(NULL, "open", "C:\\Dev-Cpp\\me\\1.exe", NULL, NULL, NULL);


The program is still not opening and I get the following error
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C:\Dev-Cpp\Me\dos.cpp
[Warning] passing NULL used...

Give me a second to read through this. Thanks

ShellExecute(NULL, "open", "1.exe", NULL, NULL, NULL);

I didn't get an error, but I also didn't get any effect from the shell execute(); command.

Could you give me an example.

I thought system could only be used toaccess things like "ping" that are commonly used in command prompt. I also read elsewere on this forum that system(); isn't a...

No, I mean, in a program you could have something like



open(a_different_program.exe);


and the other program would appear on the screen.

In a console based application, how do you run a new program without closing the original. For example I open a console version of microsofts "run". The program opens the new program you type in.

I've tried that but I always get an error saying

undeclared (first use this function).

I am brand new at C++ so please be patiant.

How do you draw simple point on the screen?