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    Maybe you should try checking the FAQ again? ...

    Maybe you should try checking the FAQ again?

    http://faq.cprogramming.com/cgi-bin/smartfaq.cgi
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    Have you tried using a C compiler? Not really a...

    Have you tried using a C compiler? Not really a fan of Microsoft so I don't know if Visual C++ covers C as well as C++.

    Did you read the links? they're pretty helpful.
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    I think you're logic is a little confused, say...

    I think you're logic is a little confused, say what you want to do in english (or your native language), take it one step further into pseudo code.

    Example:



    while temp != -300

    /* while...
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    I think.... You're declaring a pointer to a...

    I think....

    You're declaring a pointer to a type struct event.... eg:



    struct event {
    int one;
    int two;
    char three[60];
  5. Thread: printing a tab

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    My mistake, thanks for the info :)

    My mistake, thanks for the info :)
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    you're assigning a character constant to the...

    you're assigning a character constant to the variable that you're printing. As ' ' represents a single whitespace, regardless of just how much white space you throw in there, and so it will only...
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    Logic is ok. main should always return an int...

    Logic is ok.

    main should always return an int

    For any function, not just main, if no arguments are needed, should be given the void parameter.


    As said previously, you need to initialise i,...
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    If you're using Unix or a variant, you could...

    If you're using Unix or a variant, you could always try Glade. It provides a GUI for building GTK+ applications. One thing is that its dependent on Gnome I believe.
  9. Thread: HTML file

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    Bithub is correct, because.... HTML files are...

    Bithub is correct, because.... HTML files are plain text files. Generally, you can determine whether a file is a plain text file IF the file, when opened as plain text, appears sane and does not...
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