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The scope of the posted code was to prof a point not to be compilable or to do something useful.

I was able to export using "__declspec(dllexport)" a function from a executable file ("*.exe") to...

Ok thanks for the response. I was somehow expecting such a response.

Hello,
I have the following question:
I am trying to create two win32 console applications with MFC support First.exe and Second.exe. Second.exe is exporting a function to First.exe using...

Thank you.

sscanf("%i") is what I was searching.

Also the conversions using C++ methods where helpfull too. I didn't knew them till now :)

Hello.

I would like to put a question maybe someone could help me. I wanna create a c++ application that get's a number as a argument and does stuff with it.
Using other commandline...

Ok.
Thanks for the information.

Hello.
I would like to ask if somebody know an elegant way how to read line by line from a file written in UNIX/WINDOWS/MAC format.
The Idea is that the EOL is different when the file is written...

I wrote the error message by hand because I can't copy paste an error message from Borland C 3.1. I check it severel times and I wrote it correctly. In Borland C 3.1 in all error messages the names...

Hm ... curios in Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition it's compiling fine and working fine without any changes and in all ways prezented. In Borland C 3.1 It's not compiling. And under linux using gcc...

Sure !!! Stil not working the same error :-(

I just wanna try things out. In this code I see a problem I don't understand and I wanna know why it is not working. I allready found a way how to solve this problem. If I don't use "List *head" my...

template <class T> List<T>* List<T>::Add(List *head,T *elem)


The error I get: "Invalid use of template 'List' "

When I use:



template <class T> List<T>* List<T>::Add(List<T> *head,T...

I have the following code:



template <class T> class List
{
public:
List *urm;
T *info;
List();

template <class T> class b
{
T v;
... // code here
};

int main()
{
b<b<int>> *C;
...

Thanx for the help

I have the following code


class test {
int t(int );
};
int test::t(int a){
return a;
}

I have this code :


// Grafuri.cpp : Defines the entry point for the console application.
//

#include "stdafx.h"
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <process.h>

Ok and how do I pass into the function the whole array and not only a value of the array ?

I have the following code


#include <stdio.h>

typedef struct
{
char nume[60];
char sectie[20];
int grupa;