There are programs that generate atomatic parsing code...i havnt looked into them, but there almost always mentioned in compiler tutorials...I think one was called soemthing like YAKK.
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There are programs that generate atomatic parsing code...i havnt looked into them, but there almost always mentioned in compiler tutorials...I think one was called soemthing like YAKK.
I looked a little more, and it seems that fstream and ostream are deff not inherited from a common base class...so it looks like you have to overload the function again to take an ofstream object.
Whoops...wasn't signed in. O yeah...good tip is always to goto MSDN...it has the answers to most things if you know where to look. If you didn't know, a good shortcut is to highlight a word and hit...
If this was directed at me...I know you where:) My exclusion was directed at the very first two posts...the standard, we just learned programming, or kinda know how, and want to make a club of...
Im writing a text adventure in a 3d engine...absolutley insane:) It allows for some cool stuff though. If anyone, who knows a bit more than the first couple posters, wants to trade idea's on text...
Because of the function calling overhead, the above statement makes sense to me. Usually, at least when dealing with c++, recursive functions will be less efficient than iterative ones due to the...
Global make it more dificult to look after variable names. Once you use a global variable you have to start watching the variable names you use locally, which means you have to start using the...
Using double linked list:
Run through the last forward till you find the NULL node. Then run back through the list using the double link, printing as you go.
Every function call you make puts an...
and yet i do...
Nope. The idea never came to me. Its sad it came to you though. GD lets you post increase to all hell...go there and get them. Your the moron...you people who live to yell about stupid **** on the...
Everyone always accusing people of post increase posting...go get a life...for one, who cares? For two...who needs to do that? And especially come up with such a good reason for it? General...
hmmm....I beleive it just clears the buffer...check msdn...beware though, it also seems to reset everything (such as fails)
very well done i'd say. It works great...except when you give it bad input...im sure youll be on that later in development though...
you can use recursion, which is short and sweet and no need for double link...though if your list is huge you may get a stack overflow..i dobt thats something ud have to worry bout though.
Im looking for an elgant way to solve this problem...i havn't actually sat down and tried it yet...just wondering if anyone might have run into this or feels like explaining it.
I want to read in...
Binary search trees? stacks? advanced algorithms? yeah...those are pretty advanced...except that someone could learn them in about 3 min of reading...paro, know what a pointer is? if not, take 3 min...
i almost forget the dubiously clever
int main (void)
{
cout << " I am a clever god you retard , so dont try this again
return 0
}
Dont apologize man...just because the idiots here feel like flaming you. You clearly stated why you posted before. People here like too assume your a dumb.......... before all else. They get joy like...
view is below document. Doc holds all of the info for your file. View displays a portion of that info in different ways. You can have multiple views each showing a different portion of the data from...
HaHa...you sure do.
main()
{cout<<hello world
return 0}
How about this:
cout is an object, and objects arnt built in. Its defined elsehwere, so to start you need:
Pashaw...Asembly? Assemblys crap. I really dont think theres anything you can do in assembly that you cant do in machine code. I vote to change this group into machine code only....
Hahaha...it's so mean to say, but since your such an obnoxious little kid...xterria youve proven what an idiot you still are yet again. Haha. Obviously you have no clue about zork or what its...
"Further, if humans really did change enough for the entire world to accept communism, we would deserve to go extinct; we'd be halfway there already."
That really depends. Whos to say that state...
It's so weird to hear people say..yes great in practice..WILL never happen. You sure are smart people. To know now that in the furure it will be imposiible. Nobody seems to learn from the...
davidp you kill me..hahaha.