Well, I know more about Delphi and Java for GUI programming. I have done some stuff with windows and components, and the thing is, EVERYTHING must go to a component. To output text, you must have a...
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Well, I know more about Delphi and Java for GUI programming. I have done some stuff with windows and components, and the thing is, EVERYTHING must go to a component. To output text, you must have a...
Well, VB is good for making a GUI quickly and easily. If you don't mind the slow execution speed, go with VB, although I would say that Borland Delphi has all the advantages of VB without as much of...
you should go
remove("C:\\Downloaded Music\\Bjork - Unravel.mp3");To put a '\' char into a string literal, you must go "\\".
that is a very difficult thing to do. you will need to use a graphics library like allegro to actually do the drawing, but you will also need to be able to decipher wav files. This program will also...
"int" is a keyword. it is used to denote an integer value, or a pointer to an integer ie
int *pAll variables must be declared in a similar manner:
variabletype variablenameA pointer has an...
You should use ifstream instead (fread() is a c function). Use it like:
ifstream ifs("filename.txt");
char linebuf[80];
ifs >> linebuf;
this reads the first word (space-delimited) into the...
I use DJGPP on Win2000, and I find that RHIDE always crashes on me. Borland's old bc.exe was a good one, but I don't know if it is still available. Anyway, why not just use your gcc compiler that...
I use gcc, and it outputs to a.exe if you don't specify an output name. I don't know how your compiler does it, but it may have generated a default executable. check your directory.
also, while...
Personally, I like Win32 interface for most things, but I do all my programming from the win32 console. I do this because I find that IDEs generally encorage laziness. Actually, I find that DOS4/GW...
This looks interesting. What you could do is make a lexicon, and by using switch/case statements you could execute instructions based on the data read from a file. I'm a newbie to C++ but in C it...
I use DJGPP it works fine. I use the command line, but it comes with RHIDE (a borland-style IDE).
Also its completely free and all of your code is portable to linux
I believe they are call insertion and extraction operators (I am assuming you're not referring to the bit-shift operators)
What header files do I need to include for tcp/ip programming? Additionally, if anyone knows some good references for serial communications as well, please post them.