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I am in the process of writing a data acquisition program in C++. In the process of gathering data I will receive a pointer to a 2D array containing image data. I'm assuming images...

I just moved to Austin, TX. I've got my resume posted at every major job site that would let me post one for free. I've applied for what few positions I could find that seemed like something I could...

So it boils down to this: I have experience with C++. That is to say I've had a couple classes in C++ programming, currently taking a class in C++ programming and I've wrote, from scratch, a rather...

A statement like that really shouldn't be acknowledged, but since I started the post it is only a responsibility to answer. I fail to see in what way the multidisciplinary field so generally called...

Wow, that works beautifully; no more C functions...

I'll try that, thankyou. But yes, I am absolutely sure the size of those variables isnt to large.

So, it turns out to be that lovely sprintf statement, converting the area under the curve to a string to paste into the filename...Oh well, I'll just put the area into the actual file. Thanks for...

Ok, so I have this program that works with a spectrometer (reads in spectra) and an SLM (spatial light modulator). Everything works great except for one particular function. The function that...

Well I did have a local variable called time, mistake of impatience. Thanks

So, this compiles, but I'm not sure if it's working properly...




srand(time);

So I am trying to get the psuedo random number generator to work. Everywhere I look online tells me this:

1) Include the ctime and cstdlib headers.
Done.

2) Use something like the system...

Hello all,
I have some concepts for artificial life experiments that I would like to implement. However, I know next to nothing about the actual implementation of artificial life programming. ...

Yes, actually, it does throw an exception. It is however a "java.io.IOException" because the C++ program is interfacing with the Java classes that in turn interface with the device. I don't know...

Its a small company that made the spectrometer and I can tell you that NO, they didn't do their job correctly. The "usb2000.openSpectrometer(i)" is an expression of type void. WHY??? I couldn't...

I guess we think the same, I was hoping I didn't have to do that but it looks like the only alternative at this point. Do you know how I might call the small Java program from within the larger C++...

Is that something you know how to do? If so, could you explain it to me? For instance passing an integer from a Java application to my c++ application? I can't find specific information on how to...

I'd like to avaoid the exceptions and of course, in most cases, I will. However there is one particular part, in the very beginning of the program that needs to iterate through particular options...

Ok. I think the second option you give is the most feasible. Its a spectrometer so I'm guessing the java software does interface with the low level functionality of it.

So I'm writing an interface program for a particular device and there seems to be some strange goings ons. I'm rather new to this so I'm not quite sure what to do, heres the problem:

Basically,...

Thanks for trying, the problem vanished when I switched to visual c++ instead

So I've recently began using the C/C++ module of the Netbeans develpment software and seem to be having trouble linking a particular library file, a .lib file to be exact. The problem arises when I...