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-But , if you open view->explore solutions
-then in the c:\where your project files are\
put .h an .c files ...
-then thru explore solutions,click on the include folder with the right mouse and...

It doesn't give any error!
No sound ...that's it!
And I don't know why.

...I supposed that cursors would have to change by timer "pulses"...but don't! why?
please take a look to the attachment ....thanx for any help!

I used unmanaged code in a c# form project but the sound function doesn't work ! wWhy?
take a look to the attachment

take a look at the attachment plese,help me thank you!

view the attachment,thanx.

ahahah

arrogant

and so?

Persons like this?
ok !
Definitely you're a I am sillyI am sillyI am sillyI am sillyI am silly that's all !
"verge ....etc..." ahahah
ok! Do it!
I am sillyI am sillyI am sillyI am silly you I am...

Ok ,it is female.
thanx ...noone says she isn't a good c++/c coder...but she's arrogant and unfair. that's all...bad attitude...
but....female often have it!
ok..patiance.

And I really write better you do -no Passable at all-...if someone follow pre posted messages can understand everything very well...becouse a book to be understood requires to be read since the...

The fact you can understand exactly what i write prove my gammar and writing is pretty good !
And one more think....the way you pesent yourself to me ..shows me that you are a person that doesn't...

thank quzak,I'll think about it!

Well i don't know if someone felt offended ...sure i didn't want to do that...I thank all people responded to me and I understood my c++ code understanding mistake...
Thanx Prelude...if you think to...

troll
???
why do you offend me?
i didn't offend nobody ....behave the same way...

ok is passed by referance
but now
i need a function that keep in count the fact that
the array passed can change...
...in dimnesions!

Well
ok,it's right...but how do I solve this?
a[may chage][may chage]

f(b[must thake in count that change][must take in count that change]);
????

undefinedundefinedundefined
there 's a local copy

no !
In your wxample there's no local copy but a reference char array passing ...so the two printfs will output different results!
But
int a[2][3];
void f(int b[2][3]);

main()
{
f(a);...

and array aren't passed by referance.At least that you specifically specify that.
Infact you shouldent define a prototipe so:
f(int b[4][4]);
int a[4][4];
to pass an array.. infact
int a[4];...

However your solution again doesent perform a by referance passing to the function but performs a copy of the passed array to the local array to the function and if the array passed ad declared in...

well not at all...do you think I'm stupid?
Can you understand what I wrote?
Sure It's not possible to pass different bidimesiona arrays with to a function defined f(ina a[2][3]) becouse c++ perform...

No
becouse the method must work for general dimension bidimensional arrays for example:
int a[100][203]
this array rappresent an image data for example and referance rewuired to make things...

i'M CONFORTABLE WITH ARRAYS BUT...passing a duble array by referance at a function isn't a easy task that's all ,infact...all people respond me with performing a local copy...but this makes computing...