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cheers for that hopefully that can get me started

tks again
later
J

Hi guys im trying to get wxWidgets and VT2003 with codeblocks to work but i need the nmake.exe file to open wxWidgets

I followed the different docs on the web and most of them say that the file in...

I'm trying to access a binary file that i have created very simple and straight forward


GlobalImageBuffer[0]=255;
GlobalImageBuffer[1]=25;
GlobalImageBuffer[2]='A';
GlobalImageBuffer[3]='B';...

using the ones without the h

the complier drags me to the string.cc function

about here



#ifdef RWSTD_NO_SPEC_OVERLOAD
istream & RWSTDExport operator>> (istream & is, string & s)

Hi guys,

I;ve just finished using the free complier to do a bit coding, thinking the code was ok i now tried testing it in borlands C++ builder 5........ and its displaying errors

As below
...

cheers works a treat

Using it like




std::cout<<setw(10)<< array[plane][col][row];



Which seems ok or maybe not.

recieving a Undefined setw() function have the following libraries declared which one am i missing

#include <conio>
#include <time>
#include <math>
#include <stdlib>
#include <stdio>...

I was just wondering has any one used look up tables to calculate the standard deviation

the only reason i ask is the processing overhead of the square root

Here is some of the code I've written




if(BoundryKernal==3){
std::cout<<"\n Kernal size 3";
for (int plane=0; plane<1; ++plane) {
for (int col=1; col<numCols-1; ++col) {...

Just wondering is there a way of generating dynamic variable in C++

For example could you write a function where you define a kernel size i.e. 3×3 5×5 7×7 and the function
dynamically generate...

Now that i have the 3d array working its time to do some processing, But after spending some time looking into different areas i see the its possible to work with vectors in C++


Is there an...

Cheers guys for all the help works fine

Found this link when i was searching

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Ah Quzah if thats what i meant id be back in junior grade now wouldn't I

Cheer Salem the code works for 2d defintion though what i need to do is define 3d arrays


I'm looking to create a 20...

Where can i get some more info on this



new int


i need to have control on how to assign values to the array and be able to dynamically change its dimensions

cant find any examples...

Yes your guess would be right though was having major headaches trying to get that malloc function to work so moved over to c++ world

not that familar with these pointer arrays nor the syntax
...

Can someone who knows C++ tell me what i doing silly in the code below
i'm getting the error

"Cannot convert int * to int in function main"





#include <stdlib.h>

By the looks of it I'd probably be better off starting from scratch again

someone told me that i should use
new int
and


delete

as there are more up to date than using the malloc...

Hi Guys

I just downloaded he Bcc32 complier from Borland, Installed and set up the default option in the readme file

Then I got down to some coding

I have the complier running on Windows...