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Install Linux - or even windows XP :P

cmd.exe is in the system32 directory, if you can run cmd (start->run->cmd.exe) you probably have a problem with VS linking to it. if you cant run it from...

seems like a windows error to me :P

The simplest way to see if it is cmd.exe or the path to cmd.exe is to write a program that does this:



int main () {
//nothing
return 0;
}

#include <iostream>

int main(){
std::cout << "hello world!" <<std ::endl;
return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}



std::endl; is there a space there?

Learning pointers is one thing, learning to decompose a problem well is another. But all that aside, there are a lot of corner cases in postfix operations that you need to consider. And like tabstop...

yes reset.

if that doesnt work post your code (in code tags) then at least we can verify if it is a windows error, or a developer error :P

~ Dan

Looks like windows has stuffed up, aside from telling you to program in Linux with VIM - i would say to ctrl+alt+del end your cmd.exe process. If that doesn't work reset.

Other wise it is a...

I wrote one of these for uni a few years ago, wish I could find the code for you. I do remember that it was a lot shorter than your implementation though.

The biggest thing that leaps out to me...

Have you tired a different language? I know it is hard to test against different languages, but C might be too high level in such an experiment. There would be more compiler/pre-compiler driven...

Google data encapsulation and ADT.

Structures are used in C similarly to how classes are used in C++. You use them when you want to capture a real world object.

If you want to represent a bike....