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Hi,

I have an STL list which holds references to a list of entities which are dynamic in my program. I am using an iterator to go through this list of items. I am trying to do the following which...

My question was more towards this type of declaration.



int func()
{
int a, b, c, d;

// do something
a = 5;

So you can declare variables anywhere in a function ?

OpenGL/DirectX will work fine on Dev-c++. But I suggest you learn C++ first before getting into OpenGL. The tutorials on this site are a good start :).

In pure 'C' you have to declare variables in the beginning of a function, but if you use using g++ on a unix system then you are actually calling the c++ compiler and not the C compiler and thus you...

As per your second method, Why would you want to multiply a double by an int and save it to an int ? WOuldn't it be wiser to save it to a double ?

Its defined in stddef.h and few other files. Its defined as



typedef unsigned int size_t;

Hi,

I think your powerfunc is totally wrong. I suppose you want to do some 2^4 = 2 * 2 * 2 * 2.

So you should be doing



ULONG powerFunc(USHORT num, USHORT pow)
{

Sorry to go off topic but how does

if(u = 0, u < 1) work? What does ',' do here ? Is it the same as
if(u = 0 && u < 1) ?

Also shouldn't it be u == 0 rather than u = 0 ?

If I make it const Node *root, then I wouldn't be able to do



Node* node = root;


Secondly I dont get it, how would I add data if I make a variable constant like

const Node *node = root;...

Ok, no problem, I will post it there, but I don't see a lot of C++ in it except for new and cout.

Hi,

I was following the linked list tutorial on this site. I have the code here, but I am not sure if I am doing it right. Could someone tell me if I am on the right track, or is there a way I...