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Before you ask, yes, upgrading to Win 7 is out of the question, I only have a license of this OS and for the moment there's nothing that I can do about it.

Now, I've tried installing Visual C++...

If you're having trouble with something like that, I propose you run through a tutorial or a good C++ book.

You'll need a better grasp of the language and how the underlying info flows in order to...

Meh, they're doing something fun (for themselves) and not hurting anyone in the process, so... yeah...

Calm down. I did 50% of it for you.

/**
* four-hundred-zeroes.cpp:
*/
#include <iostream>

void initArray(int largeArray[20][20])
{
for (int x = 0; x < 20; x++)

Oooooh, I see where I went wrong. Gotcha. Thank you.

How weird. This is what I tried in Visual Studio:

/**
* hello-world.cpp:
*/
#include <iostream>
#include <ios>
#include <limits>
#include <string>
#include <sstream>

funnydarkvador, here is a free/open source IDE that you can use for C# development (very easy to setup, has an install wizard):
SharpDevelop @ic#code

Here are two tutorials to get you started:
-...

Thanks.

I swear I tried this and VS said that I was doing something wrong. Probably made a stupid
mistake and thought that it could not be done. Will need to pay closer attention in the
future.

:)

Yup, and I tried that very example that I listed in VC++ 2010 and I got the following error:

If you want to improve in C#, why are you writing C++ code?

I know... but you can't do std::cin >> stringObjectVariable. I did that as my first guess.

Kinda hard to blame him, the language barrier (or lack of adequate instructional material in his native language) makes learning C++ that much more difficult.

I'll have to look at this at home.

This is my little piece of code. I'm a little rusty, so I don't remember
how to do this 100%. But basically, the below example will allow to
enter a string up to 100 chars, output it and just...

I take it that when you run your program, nothing is printed out, yes?

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Is this a homework assignment?

Well, an array is nothing more than a chunk of memory in the virtual memory of your machine.

You can't really 'move' it, you'd have to copy it (use temps). If you foresee yourself doing this...

So... what's the mistake? What's the error? Compiler? Linker? Logic error?

You're not giving enough information :) . Your code is only a piece of the puzzle.

I'll keep looking, thanks for your help. And yes, there has to be a way :) .

Can I install VC++ Express and the MFC SDK?

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Also, I'd like to continue to use VC++.

I'm waiting for my 3D metal printer :D .

Or, wait for it, a 3D nano-scale printer :D . I get that and I won't need a grocery store or hardware store or pretty much anything else.

There are places. Granted, you won't be living next a metropolis, but then you get what you pay for ;) . Indian reservations are at the top of the list, but I'm not an indian, so I'll keep looking....

I thought about Alaska, but the idea of dealing with permafrost was a turn-off. I don't mind the arid environment as much, just need some drinking water (I wouldn't need much). I'm thinking of...

I've heard your state legislature wants to get rid of property taxes, yes? Honestly, I don't mind being taxed on the stuff I buy/win, but not so much on the stuff I own.

How's the job market? :D

Hi, just got a book of visual c++ 2010 by ivor horton. Yes!

However, it seems that I would need visual studio pro, at least, in order to work with MFC. Not so good.

Now, color me weird, but...

That and 200 acres somewhere in the US where there are no property taxes and people leave me alone :) .

Ok, I got another question. I compiled libxml (configure + make + make install), but when I compile my app, the compiler can't find libxml/parser.h and libxml/tree.h. This is what I get:

$ gcc...