Anyone check whats wrong with my code?

[jr2007]

HI.

I am still practising basics of C++ by making loads of mini programs.

I made one which converts seconds into hours:minutes:seconds

In my other programs, i use

 system("PAUSE");

to have a 'press any key to continue...' message as a pause. But with this code it doesn't work. Can anyone help??

I attached the relevant .cpp file.

[Codeplug]

Works fine for me. How exactly does it "not work"?

gg

[Zach L.]

What system are you compiling it on?

[DirX]

One problem i found was this:

#include <iostream.h>
using namespace std;

the old .h version doesn't use namespaces, atleast not in MSVC you might wanna try changing this to the new standard include file:

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

if that still don't fix it for you, you might wanna try writing your own little function something alike this:

void Pause()
{
    cout << "Press enter to continue . . .";
    cin.ignore(255, '\n');
	cin.get();
}

remember that a function like system("PAUSE"); is very system/compiler specific, posting the compiler and OS ur using would be useful

[Shakti]

To use

system("somecommandhere");

you must include cstdlib.

[jr2007]

I use Bloodshed Dev C++ and WinXP Pro.

[jr2007]

It works now! Thanks everyone.

Here it is.