For instance, on my RH9 system, the address is 0xBFFFF1B4
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For instance, on my RH9 system, the address is 0xBFFFF1B4
Hrmmm...I just tried something different...
I changed the initialization of C_prog_state::pep and C_prog_state::psp in libpstate.h from:
S_prog_state *psp[];
S_prog_error *pep[];
to:
Ok I took the time to figure out the GNU debugger...
compile with the added option -g to add support for gdb...
I tried gdb with just the -g added to the makefile, but I would get seg-faults...
And may the almighty moderators please please please forgive me for not being prepared when I should have been, for being generally inane, and for posting so many times just to get all the...
I was originally going to use std::strings... Looks like I should have stuck with it...
I realize everything is public, but that won't be the case in the end program. Right now I was more worried...
No IDE, using gcc 4.0.0. And no I have had no luck figuring out how to use the debugger...
NOTE: Feel free to laugh at me at any time, just don't flame me please :)
Ok, its been a while since my last (first) thread here. And back then I was really naive. I probably still am, but I...
You should read the tutorials on I/O.....Specifically, Lesson 10
I know you had it correct in the top post, just noting the typo here...
Well there's something I had assumed but did not know for sure......Thanks for clearing that up!
My larger program has a main which consists of nothing but screen initialization and calls to...
In my larger program I do use descriptive names...
If I, and my compiler, are not mistaken, the "else break" will end the while loop on success causing the program to end. Correct me if...
Thanks for the response. After reading it I went straight to that bit of code and did a modest amount of reworking. It should be easy to tell where my modifications are. Do you think I went about...
Well, I have been scouring all the tutorials I can find teaching myself C++ lately, and have done a few rather embarassing things in the process....
Now I find that using 'goto's in c++ is a...