Just wondering which C/C++ compiler out there is the closest one to the compiler that usually comes with UNIX/Linux machines?
thanks
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Just wondering which C/C++ compiler out there is the closest one to the compiler that usually comes with UNIX/Linux machines?
thanks
oops.. he he, got it.... sorry for da hassle
ic.. but when i try printing out which node ptr1 and ptr2 point to, they are both pointing at the same node
oops... sorry for the confusion he he........
anyway, ptr1 = headptr and ptr2 = tailptr....... my goal was to have the headptr point to the first input ( data_2[a]) and tailptr point to the last...
Hello,
I'm trying to implment a qeueue using dynamic data structures. The code compiles and all, but the problem is that the pointer that is supposed to point to the head of the qeueue keeps...
ha ha.. thnx........... , Ive been stuck on that problem for ab hour..im one D**b F**k
Hello........ have some problems with implementing a queue.
Basically what im trying to do is write a function that writes stores a variable number of elements from a struct array to a linked-list....
thanks again for all ur help mr. anciend dragon..........
i guess ill be downloading a new compile soon
hi... thnx for the help..
I pretty much posted the whole program that I have written for now in the earlier post. The file has only 252 lines. I did print the
price_data array.. and it shows the...
hi......
yup.. the format of the file.txt is.. there is a space in between the date and the prices
the function that takes the stuff from the file seems to work fine.. all the dats and prices...
hi, thanks for the help...
still havin problems though...... i get an error message everytime the program hits the strcmp function........
i know that the prototype of the strcmp is
int...
Hello.. havent used C in a while... got a question about using the strcmp function to compare two strings, one inputted froma file and the other by a user... Ive included part of the code below..
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