I vote for Hammer
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I vote for Hammer
Thanks!
BTW, I'm using MSVC++ 6
I forgot to add it to the post, I'll add it to the sig after doing this post :)
searching google gave me all kinds of C++ tutorials that "include" conio.h, does anybody know a good tut/ref for conio?
what do you mean by +ve and -ve ?
Just downloaded and tried it, it was able to convert helloworld, nothing more!
I tried to convert multi-threaded programs, but no luck, I also tried to convert a class with a complicated design...
Hi,
>>I agree with the books thing but as they tend to cost about 35 pounds or more i am a little apprenhensive to buy one when sites can learn me stuff.
Yeah, I know, I'm a student too, and...
I found it on MSDN site, if someone has tried it, is it capable of converting Java code with all J2SE classes?
I'm a Java programmer, and c# is very similar to Java, so I found it easy to begin learning c#, so I can develop windows applications.
BTW, learning c# led me to c++, so I began learning it too :p
Should I move to C++.NET without knowing everything in C++, or it's better to master the old one first?
Hi everyone, as you may notice, I'm new to these boards, I searched for a C# board and found this one.
I just want to ask, Java has a well documented API and lots of tutorials @ Sun site, and C++...
I began with Inside C# and C# Step by Step from MS Press.
You can use & to make a reference to variable too:
int i = 3; // an int variable i
int& ref = i; // a reference to i
ref = 4; //now i has a value of 4
I already have win xp, but my programs don't have its look&feel.
In addition, other programs don't have the win xp look&feel even if I run them on win xp, they have the old win 9x/2000 look&feel....
There are pure abstract methods, but there are no pure abstract classes.
I think you can use to the Standard Tamplete Library, it has what you want.
I have MS Visual Studio .NET and I'm using C# and C++, I want to build a GUI with the win xp look&feel, how can I do it?