Thank you very much Eylisa I am really very sorry!!
Type: Posts; User: bluetxxth
Thank you very much Eylisa I am really very sorry!!
Thank you very much Eylisa for enlightening me really!!
Just put yourself in my shoes...
I am currently studying computer science and I have recently subscribed to a forum in order to post a...
First of all,
Thank you for all the answers I received. I really appreciate them, they have always been useful and very quick. I have been using this forum for a year now and I can't do anything...
Are you the admin of this site?
I am contacting the admin of the other site to ask a couple of questions.....
Hi Elysia,
Thank you very much for your answer I was suspecting that.
BR,
bluetxxth
Hi there,
Thank you for your answer... I guess you mean I need a pointer.. .if so I was suspecting this....
BR,
Bluetxxth
hi all,
I seem to be running into the same problem over and over again.
To make a long story short, I am trying to make a part of the program display usd into euros and vice-verse. I am having...
Hi and thank you all for the help.
I have taken notice of the two suggestions I have received. and that part of the program is working fine now.
Hi there,
Thank much !! ... I am using Net Beans on a Windows environment and I don't see that warning when I compile...
br,
Gabriel
Hi there,
I am trying to make a program to convert currency.
I am stuck in a function call, more specifically this one part below. Instead of getting the the amount of euros I get for...
no not at all.... it is not open anywhere.... it is just a text file created in notepad and it is closed.
br
I see,
However, that does not solve the problem. The file is not found and I see that it is there in the path that I have given. What can it be... ?
int main(void) {
FILE *myfile;
Hi NeonBlack,
Thnx for your reply!!
The file contains a string with the text "hello this is a test".
When it comes to the exception do you mean this way?
Is it because I need a look...
Hi there,
I did try that but it did not work either... I guess I have done something else wrong.
I have noticed that if I remove the exception ( the bit of code ==NULL), then I get an output...
Hi all,
I am trying to read text from a file. I have saved the file at c:\myfile.txt for some unknown reason my program cannot read the file and I am not sure what I am doing wrong.
Can anyone...
Excuse my delay,
Thank you for the answer. I will test it and get back to this.
br,
bluexxth
Hi all,
I have been trying to make a program to test pointers and structures amongst other things. I have tried to reduce it to the minimal expression because this is where the problem is. The...
Thank you Laserlight everything worked fine.
Just out of curiosity, however... You declared the structure like this:
typedef struct employee {
int emp_index;
Thank you Laserlight and VRLK, I will test your suggestions further...
Bluetxxth
HI vlrk,
I am not sure I understand. I have notice however that the problem happens when I make use of typedef and when I try to parametrize the variable emp of type employee to work with it...
I have that book already in front of me (second edition the C programming language by Brian W Kernighan & Denix Ritchie.
However it does not solve the question I have... do you know what the...
Hi all,
I am trying to fill an array of structures like this:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#define N 1000
Hi MK,
Thank you for the explanation it was very thorough.
I think my problems biggest problems are the pointers and the malloc; specially the latter.
I will give your suggestions a try and...
HI there MK,
I have been trying to implement what you suggested yesterday but I still have problems.
Based on this structure:
Hi MK,
One more time, thank you so much for the explanation! What I thought of was what you describe I think, or at least like it, in that I wanted to have it as a unique ID and also in order to...