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It's funny, because when I switch to a small sized file with less words, it works - the error message doesn't pop up. It happens when I use the bigger file with something on the order of 60000 words...

When I goto run the program, a windows error message pops up saying the following:

The instruction at "0x00404fc9" referenced memory at "0xcccccccccb." The memory could not be "read".

What...

As the subject states, I'm trying to read a string of text from file and store it into an array. The text file is structured as follows:

Albert
Bobby
Harry
Terl
...

I've tried much code,...

I don't follow... :(

I modified the code to look like this:




char buf[CAPACITY]; //global array

void Array :: put()
{
Array a;

I am trying to scan a list of words from a file. The list is as follows:

hello
this
is
a
list

Each subsequent word is on a new line. I'm trying to insert each word into an array, however,...

Thanks all, I got it working. :)

Perhaps I am missing something, but Sleep() doesn't work either. Here's what I got, but the compiler still complains.



bool Id::verify(int, int){

if(id % 2 == 0 && pin % 2...

Still no. I added #include<dos.h> to my program and the compiler still didn't like the sleep command.

Must be a different command in Microsoft Visual C++. I tried it and the compiler couldn't recognize the sleep command.

How can I best explain this... I'm am trying to code a prinout that will display periods "..." in succession in order to create a "information processing" type feel. I tried using the command:...

One more thing...

In the class declaration, I am having some trouble setting the information in the array. This works with the compiler, no complaint:

//Class Declaration
class TicTacToe { ...

Alright, still working on my program here. But I keep running into this error that says:

tictac.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "public: __thiscall TicTacToe::TicTacToe(void)"...

Oh sorry, I didn't realize I left it out.

This is the function that has the problems:

TicTacToe::Status TicTacToe::gamestatus(void)
{
int a, c, r;

// check for a win on diagonals
if...

Ok, thanks for the confirmation on bool.

Another thing, I comliled some code that I wrote, and I get an error message saying: "subscript requires array or pointer type."

What does this mean?

I've just started my C++ class and I'm starting my first program: TicTacToe. My professor posted some hint code to help us out, and one thing he used was a function bool validmove(). I'm trying to...