File size ... well, that could be anything, and even executables can be tiny.
File extension ... it's on a Solaris 8 system, and executables generally don't have extensions on Unix boxen.
I...
Type: Posts; User: MadGooseXP
File size ... well, that could be anything, and even executables can be tiny.
File extension ... it's on a Solaris 8 system, and executables generally don't have extensions on Unix boxen.
I...
Thanks ... I figured there might have a built-in way to test if a file is binary or text, but I probably figured wrong :)
I'm taking a compiler design course now, and the first project is to write a rudamentary lexer. The next part of the project will involve using lex, so this program is mainly here to build an...
You know what? I feel so stupid. Here's my original input file:
UPDATE Customer SET CCITY='Boston' WHERE SSN=200005;
INSERT INTO Vehicle VALUES (90711, 'Dodge', 'Intrepid', 2002);
INSERT...
I'm using the version that comes with Oracle 8i, which is Pro*C Release 8.1.6.0.0.
The method I'm trying to use is listed here as Method 1. Since I'm only trying to do UPDATE, DELETE, and...
Here's the code in question:
FILE *inputFile;
char *buff = malloc(sizeof(char[255]));
inputFile = fopen(filePath, "r");
while (fgets(buff, 256, inputFile) != NULL) {
...
/me slaps forehead
d0h. So used to C++ in an older version of the g++ compiler ... no namespaces necessary there :p
Thanks :D
Reason I'm asking:
#include <iostream.h>
#include <fstream.h>
#include <io.h>
#include <vector>
void quickSort();
I've tried using SGI's STL with MSVC++ 6, but it failed miserably.
Basically, I'm making a Win32 console app that requires the Vector, String, and Set classes. Are these classes built-in to...