novocaine:
That definitely works, it just wouldn't in my case. I cant drop Unix (actually, Id rather drop MS if I was dropping, but thats my taste). This is a particular problem with peeking at...
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novocaine:
That definitely works, it just wouldn't in my case. I cant drop Unix (actually, Id rather drop MS if I was dropping, but thats my taste). This is a particular problem with peeking at...
Search the web for a Linux Users Group near you and see if someone there will help you install linux. Thats much easier than getting help over the internet.
You can develope a GUI using any compiler. For Unix I'd just stick with gcc. Its free, and its generally considered one of the best anyway. cc also works nicely.
Of course those are just the...
Still not accurate. The majority of the programs I use generate no registry keys. The best solution is to search the entire hard drive for *.exe and *.com files. Easiest way to do that is to just...
Overflow. An integer goes from -2,000,000,000 to +2,000,000,000 (approximately. Exact range is -2^31 to +2^31-1). Due to the way numbers are stored internally, you went higher than that range,...
1)No, but you can compile C code with the visual C++ compiler
2)Visual C++ is not a language. The code you type- like int main() - is C++. The term Visual is the name of the compiler line.
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Unix Network Programming Volume 1, by Stephens
No. ANSI C doesn't support graphics so nothing in stdlib.h will support anything special like that. system is used to make the OS execute a command.
If you want to change the color of your text,...
I have. THis function is for a program that needs to be used in both Unix and windows, going async is not an option. The call Im using needs to be blocking, to match in functionality with the unix...
YOu're dead on. The scanf family uses whitespace to find separation of fields. So it won't even look for a digit until the first whitespace. That method will not work as is. I'd find a way to...
Or I could be a complete moron and miss your real problem completely.
char *filename;
char *names [50];
int name;
int numbers [SIZE];
printf("Type the name of the file to be sorted:\n");
char *names [50];
This line creates an array of 50 pointers. It does NOT allocate the memory for those pointers. So when you tried to write to them, you accessed protected memory and crashed. ...
I haven't had much luck with these in other places, but its still worth trying.
1)The BSD socket options SNDLOWATER and RCVLOWATER are not supported in Windows. THeir purpose is to alter the...