There are 2 arrays holding 153 elements between them, which create the 600 or so coordinates of the rubixs cube (27 smaller cubes, 8 vertices, 3 coordinate you do the math :) ).
The arrays are only...
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There are 2 arrays holding 153 elements between them, which create the 600 or so coordinates of the rubixs cube (27 smaller cubes, 8 vertices, 3 coordinate you do the math :) ).
The arrays are only...
Dual-Catfish, may I download these too?
I have a class which when initialised performs a one off calculation using 3 data arrays. These arrays calculate the coordinates of the class object (ita a rubixs cube btw).
My question is this....
Ah right, you opened an EverQuest file in Notepad?
Compiled files look nothing like the written english of the code we write. The english we right is converted into 0s and 1s represented the...
What type of program are you trying to write?
If its small enough please list it here.
Compiling makes it into a program auotmatically (assuming it found no errors which would stop the compiling).
And you cannot open and view a compiled program (an .exe program usually) as it is made...
If it works, go for it.
Its just reading the code becomes difficult when you use goto commands. You dont know where the goto is going and where its come from on big programs.
But to answer your...
Im making an aimbot for it as I type....
I didnt read through your code but if you want to just copy one pointers location to another you simply pass its memory address into it.
eg if your original pointer is called orig_point
and the...
Basicallly you are only outputting one character of each of the names and not all of them.
n[i][30] only points to one character (the 30th) in each of names. And as the names dont fill up all the...
I thought
double array[10][3];
auto allocates mem for it?
You can perform any of those in any order. As long as you dont change the array contents. Create a duplicate array of numbers for each of the operations which you can discard once you are finished...
Man, I havent used goto since 1988 in BASIC on my old Amstrad CPC464.
The memories.....